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Farm Report: February 11

Back-to-Back MASC Champs

Back-to-Back MASC Champs

    

Stanford entered the 2025 Mid-Atlantic Squash Conference seeking to defend the program’s first-ever conference championship from 2024 – the fourth-ranked Cardinal did so in emphatic fashion.

Stanford swept No. 22 Franklin & Marshall and No. 10 Drexel 9-0 apiece on Saturday, then followed it up with a 7-2 victory over No. 6 Virginia to claim the title.

The victory over Virginia was hard fought, with Amelie Haworth and Mariana Dardon each winning in five sets. Miriam Cheng, Yuvna Gupta, Maeve Baker and Khushi Kukadia all swept their opponents.

 

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Stanford Stuns Hawaii

     

Led by Theo Snoey, No. 9 Stanford handed No. 4 Hawai’i its first loss of the season, defeating the Rainbow Warriors, 19-25, 26-24, 25-23, 26-24, Friday, in SimpliFi Arena at the Stan Sheriff Center.

The win snapped a 12-match losing skid to Hawaii (9-1) and was the Cardinal’s first victory in Honolulu since 2013.

Softball starts season off strong

Softball starts season off strong

       

Stanford’s 2025 season opened with a win tonight, as the No. 18 Cardinal moved to 1-0 with a 5-2 win over Seattle U (0-2). Kylie Chung and Alyssa Houston combined to strike out 11 and surrender just two hits in the circle, and eight different Stanford batters recorded a hit in the balanced performance.

 

No. 18 Stanford run-ruled Seattle U 17-7 in five innings. The 17 runs against Seattle are tied for the third-most in a single game in program history.

 

Senior Kylie Chung and sophomore Alyssa Houston combined for a gem in the circle against Fresno State, allowing just two hits and striking out six. Freshman Joie Economides provided the offense, crushing her first career homer in the second inning to score two. The long ball also served as the first Cardinal homer at Stanford Stadium.

 

 

Cardinal freshman Sydney Boulaphinh introduced herself in a big way this afternoon, hitting a two-run homer in her first college at-bat to walk off against Fresno State in run-rule fashion. No. 18 Stanford moved to 4-0 on the season, wrapping up a perfect weekend to open the year.

 

Agarwal’s Winner Gives Men’s Basketball Win Over NC State

Agarwal’s Winner Gives Men’s Basketball Win Over NC State

     

Ryan Agarwal scored the game-winning basket with eight seconds to go, as Stanford defeated NC State, 74-73, on Saturday at Maples Pavilion. The Cardinal improves to 16-8 this season and 8-5 in the ACC.

Men's Basketball highlights vs. NC State

Midwest Invite Sweep

Midwest Invite Sweep

     

No. 2 Stanford remained perfect through its first six games, dominating a pair of matches on the opening day of competition at the Midwest Invite.

Both games followed a familiar script this season, in which Stanford (6-0, 0-0 MPSF) has produced impressive offensive balance and stingy defensive efforts. The Cardinal extended its streaks of having scored at least 12 goals while allowing eight scores or fewer in every game this season.

 

No. 2 Stanford completed a sweep of its three matches at the Midwest Invite, capping the weekend with a 14-8 victory over No. 16 Michigan on Sunday morning.

Ryann Neushul led the way with four goals on five shot attempts while also distributing three assists. Neushul, who finished the tournament with seven goals and leads the team with 17 overall, increased her career total to 185 and moved past Annika Dries (183) for ninth in program history.

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Polisky headlines scoring in historic rout

    

Aliya Polisky’s seven goals highlighted an all-round dominant display for the No. 20 Stanford women’s lacrosse team as it opened the season with a decisive 18-6 victory over No. 22 USC at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum on Saturday. 

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Katherine Clinches for the Cardinal

    

No. 4 Stanford bounced back from its first loss of the season with a 4-2 consolation win over host Northwestern at the ITA Indoor Championship on Saturday night.

Sophomore Katherine Hui picked up the second clincher of her career on court 3 and her first three-set victory at Stanford by beating Britany Lau 6-3, 0-6, 6-4.

Personal Bests Highlight Meet

Personal Bests Highlight Meet

    

Three Stanford track and field athletes provided top-10 performances and two-time All-American Garrett Brown cleared a season-best in the pole vault to highlight performances from the Cardinal at the New Mexico Collegiate Classic on Saturday.

Teagan Zwaanstra and Alyssa Jones produced two of Stanford’s all-time indoor marks in the women’s 60 meters and Zachary Ryan earned his second top-10 time in as many days, this time in the 400.

 

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TK Chantananuwat earns first collegiate top-10 finish

    

TK Chantananuwat’s 3-under on the final day secured his first collegiate top-10 appearance as the Stanford men’s golf team wrapped up play at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate on Saturday. The Cardinal, which 35-under, finished tied for 11th among the 20 teams competing. 

Chantananuwat had a strong weekend for the Cardinal, ushering his way into the top 10 after the opening round with a career-best 6-under through 18 holes. He then rattled off a 5-under card yesterday, before a string of three late birdies on Saturday allowed him to end the afternoon 3-under while shooting 14-under for the weekend to place in a tie for 10th. 

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Season-Best Total in Berkeley

     

A new season-best team score was not enough for the No. 13 Cardinal to upset No. 7 California on their home turf as the 2024 NCAA Runner-Up secured a 197.550-197.400 victory over Stanford Friday evening inside Haas Pavilion.

Stanford earned parts of two event titles throughout the evening, as senior Brenna Neault and junior Claire Dean shared the beam title while Neault earned a part of the vault title (tied with Mya Lauzon) with a new career-best mark.  Neault finished second in the all-around competition with a season-best total of 39.575.