The Farm Report: May 27

Stanford sailing won its second national championship of the season on Friday evening, capturing the ICSA Women’s Fleet Race Championship for the third consecutive season. 

The Cardinal paced a strong 18-team field with 198 points, holding off runner-up Tulane (209 pts) and third-place Harvard (223 pts) through 16 races. 

Friday's victory marks the program’s seventh overall national championship, as Stanford became the first school to win three consecutive Women’s Fleet Race Championships since the United States Naval Academy from 1979-81.

Back on top! 🏆🏆🏆#GoStanford pic.twitter.com/NeSdMWy3N0

— Stanford Sailing (@StanfordSailing) May 23, 2025

The quest to become the first repeat NCAA champion in nearly 20 years came up just short for top-seeded Stanford women’s golf. The Cardinal met No. 3 Northwestern in the finals match, and it came down to the final match on the 18^th green. Northwestern was able to survive the final putt and clinch its first-ever women’s golf national championship, ending Stanford’s season in heartbreak.

All of the drama came down to the 18^th hole, where Andrea Revuelta needed to win the hole to extend the match. She put herself in that position after winning on 14 and 15, turning a three-stroke deficit to Dianna Lee into a one-stroke deficit. On 18, Revuelta and Lee were both in position to make a birdie putt. Lee lipped hers out first, which gave Revuelta a chance to win the hole. She came up just in front of the cup, settling for par. That meant Lee could win it for Northwestern, and she made her short putt to win the title.

Stanford’s season ends with nine stroke-play wins, the most in a single season in program history, and six individual winners. Stanford is the first team since 2015-16 to reach the finals in consecutive seasons, when they also did so in the first two years of NCAA match play.

Ryann Neushul has been named one of three finalists for the prestigious Peter J. Cutino Award, established in 1999 and presented annually to the most outstanding female collegiate water polo player in the nation as voted by NCAA Division I coaches.

Neushul is joined by finalists Emily Ausmus and Tilly Kearns from USC. The winner will be announced at the annual Cutino Awards Dinner to be held Saturday, June 7, at The Olympic Club in San Francisco. The ceremony will be live streamed at Overnght.com.

A three-time ACWPC All-Academic honoree and three-time MPSF All-Academic selection, Neushul is once again on track for more scholastic honors as she boasts a 3.78 GPA in human biology. Neushul serves as a teaching assistant for an on-campus Spanish service learning course and participates in the Bridge Peer Counseling Center, Stanford’s student-run peer counseling center.

Continuing to establish itself as a pipeline to senior national teams, Stanford will send eight players to various levels over the next month.

Former Cardinal Naomi Girma, Lo’eau LaBonta and Catarina Macario will play for the U.S. Women’s National Team, Kyra Carusa will suit up for Ireland, Kennedy Wesley will compete with the U.S. U-23 squad, and current Cardinal Shae Harvey, Charlotte Kohler and Caroline Birkel are set to represent the U.S. U-20 squad.

National Teams Calling The Farm ☎️

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— Stanford Women's Soccer (@StanfordWSoccer) May 22, 2025

 No. 12 seed Virginia Tech (31-24) scored two runs in the fourth inning and three runs in the sixth to defeat 13-seed Stanford (27-25), 7-4, in the first round of the 2025 ACC Baseball Championship on Tuesday from Durham Bulls Athletic Park.

Junior Trevor Haskins and freshman Tatum Marsh each garnered All-ACC recognition following Stanford’s first season in the ACC.

Haskins landed on the All-ACC third team as a third baseman, while Marsh was selected to the All-Freshman squad.

Stanford Women's Water Polo's tenth NCAA Championship is in hand! Dunlevie Family Director of Women's Water Polo John Tanner joins the show to tell how this year's squad came together to win the big trophy, and how his program has become a dynasty. Plus, season wraps for Stanford Baseball, Softball, and Men's Tennis...and 3 Things you need to know around The Farm!

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