Athletics News

Men's Basketball

Hoops looks ahead after exiting early (Stanford Daily, 3/28)Madsen leaves big void (S.F. Examiner, 3/21)Stanford Left Pondering Another Loss (S.F. Chronicle, 3/21)Cardinal men face questions after ouster (S.J. Mercury News, 3/21)Men's loss will sting for awhile (S.J. Mercury News, 3/21)Stanford left pondering another loss (S.F. Chronicle, 3/21)So what's next for the Cardinal? (S.F. Examiner, 3/21)Short of expectations (S.J. Mercury News, 3/20)Stanford picks wrong day to struggle (S.J. Mercury News, 3/20)Jacobsen unwraps birthday misery (S.J. Mercury News, 3/20)March sadness (S.F. Chronicle, 3/20)Tears when it ends too soon (S.F. Chronicle, 3/20)Jacobsen baffled by cold shooting (S.F. Chronicle, 3/20)Stanford notes (S.F. Chronicle, 3/20)It's a seedy showing (S.F. Examiner, 3/20)It wasn't supposed to end like this (S.F. Examiner, 3/20)Defeat leaves empty feeling (S.F. Examiner, 3/20)Carolina starts to live up to early billing (S.F. Examiner, 3/20)Cardinal guard facing big challenge (S.J. Mercury News, 3/19)Stanford faces North Carolina in a down year (S.J. Mercury News, 3/19)Stanford beats South Carolina State (S.J. Mercury News, 3/18)Stanford warms up with rout (S.F. Chronicle, 3/18)Watershed moment comes next (S.F. Chronicle, 3/18)It's good enough for openers (S.F. Examiner, 3/18)Bulldogs had hope, but not enough talent (S.F. Examiner, 3/18)Jacobsen family enjoying its first March Madness (S.F. Examiner, 3/18)Foot-wetting win will help against Heels (S.F. Examiner, 3/18)Waiting has been hardest part for sharpshooting freshman (S.J. Mercury News, 3/17)Did y'all say Stanford? (S.F. Chronicle, 3/17)Stanford should dominate (S.F. Chronicle, 3/17)Stanford foe ready for (under) Dogfight (Ratto column) (S.F. Examiner, 3/17)Stanford foe ready for (under) Dogfight (S.F. Examiner, 3/17)Jacobsen's daydream comes true (S.F. Examiner, 3/17)Tournament pricey but worth it (S.F. Examiner, 3/17)Mark Madsen's love for the game... (S.J. Mercury News, 3/16)Montgomery still not quite mellow (S.F. Chronicle, 3/16)Intrigue the heavy favorite (S.F. Chronicle, 3/16)Stanford is the pick in the South (S.F. Examiner, 3/16)Larger than life (S.F. Examiner, 3/16)Jacobsen part of family plan (Contra Costa Times, 3/16)Walk-on plays, and Stanford wins (S.J. Mercury News, 3/15)Madsen isn't your typical pro-in-waiting (S.F. Chronicle, 3/15)South Carolina St. 'prays' for upset (S.F. Chronicle, 3/15)Montgomery on a lofty but perilous perch (S.F. Examiner, 3/15)Seniority rules for SC State (Contra Costa Times, 3/15)Cardinal likes its chances (Contra Costa Times, 3/15)Loaded regional not a distraction, team members say (S.J. Mercury News, 3/14)Four keys for a Stanford run (S.F. Chronicle, 3/14)Word travels fast come tourney time (S.F. Examiner, 3/14)Honors keep rolling in for Monty (S.F. Examiner, 3/14)Stanford rewarded (S.J. Mercury News, 3/13)Here's how Cardinal can win it (S.J. Mercury News, 3/13)South bracket capsules (S.F. Chronicle, 3/13)Cardinal No. 1 seed in the South (S.F. Chronicle, 3/13)Cincinnati downgraded to a No. 2 (S.F. Chronicle, 3/13)No longer just happy to be here (S.F. Chronicle, 3/13)Montgomery, House top Pac-10 Coach, Player (S.F. Chronicle, 3/13)March to Indy (S.F. Examiner, 3/13)We're No. 1! (S.F. Examiner, 3/13)Stanford seeding is a respectful insult (Contra Costa Times, 3/13)Stanford No. 1 in South (Contra Costa Times, 3/13)Stanford's Montgomery coach of the year (Contra Costa Times, 3/13)Grabbing a share of the title (S.J. Mercury News, 3/12)Cardinal still on shaky ground (S.J. Mercury News, 3/12)Stanford makes bid for a No. 1 (S.F. Examiner, 3/12)A tough trip to the desert for McDonald (S.F. Examiner, 3/12)Bears don't do Cardinal a favor (S.F. Examiner, 3/12)Cardinal gets back to winning (Contra Costa Times, 3/12)Pointing the way (S.F. Chronicle, 3/9)Dad passes along pointers to McDonald (Contra Costa Times, 3/9)UCLA stuns Cardinal (Stanford Daily, 3/8)Senior night shocker: UCLA 94-93 (Stanford Daily, 3/8)Two coaches with all the right stuff (Contra Costa Times, 3/7)A recruit's net worth (Contra Costa Times, 3/6)Stanford freshman not short on talent (N.Y. Daily News, 3/6)Moseley grew into leader (S.J. Mercury News, 3/4)Cardinal, Bruins have switched positions (S.F. Chronicle, 3/4)Stanford's deep bench keeping things fresh (S.F. Chronicle, 3/2)Stanford's Borchardt stresses out (S.F. Examiner, 3/2)Card faces rejuvenated Trojans (Stanford Daily, 3/2)Borchardt out for year with stress fracture (Stanford Daily, 3/2)Luisetti's feats still earn respect (S.J. Mercury News, 2/26)Collins twins rank high on chart (S.J. Mercury News, 2/24)Mendez has master's touch (S.F. Examiner, 2/18)Moseley's maturity a boon for Stanford (Contra Costa Times, 2/18)Collins twins team up inside (S.J. Mercury News, 2/17)Cardinal's McDonald passes on acclaim (S.J. Mercury News, 2/15)Faces of a phenom (Stanford Daily, 2/14)Jacobsen programmed to succeed (S.J. Mercury News, 2/10)Logan's run is shortened by injuries, but he stays upbeat (Contra Costa Times, 2/9)Five seconds of fame (Stanford Daily, 2/8)Improving McDonald creating a reputation (Contra Costa Times, 2/5)Intense 'Mad Dog' Madsen the heart of Stanford defense (S.F. Examiner, 2/3)Stanford's Mendez keeps basket, life in focus (S.J. Mercury News, 1/27)Stanford a good role model for Cal (S.F. Chronicle, 1/22)Stanford has come to covet its brash sniper (S.F. Chronicle, 1/22)Madsen ready to erupt (Contra Costa Times, 1/22)Driven to excellence (S.F. Examiner, 1/21)Moseley fires from long range (Stanford Daily, 1/20)Stanford point guard job still in good hands (Contra Costa Times, 1/19)Stanford freshman a hotshot (Contra Costa Times, 1/15)One bad game has Madsen searching (S.F. Chronicle, 1/13)Good can come from being less than No. 1 (S.J. Mercury News, 1/9)Fast lane looms for flashy Pac-10 frosh (S.F. Examiner, 1/8)Sub has plenty in reserve (S.J. Mercury News, 1/6)Stanford's can-do kid -- Casey Jacobsen (S.F. Chronicle, 1/6)A youth movement takes hold in Pac-10 (S.F. Chronicle, 1/4)Teams contending for Pac-10 title will face a power play on the front lines this season (Contra Costa Times, 12/26)Pac-10 preview (Contra Costa Times, 12/26)Ex-Stanford great honored as a pioneer (Contra Costa Times, 12/24)Senior Moseley has learned how to be the 1 (S.F. Examiner, 12/22)Montgomery takes program to new heights (S.F. Chronicle, 12/21)Borchardt finds use for intensity (S.J. Mercury News, 12/10)Borchardt armed with confidence (Contra Costa Times, 12/10)Stanford's twinkies are no pushovers (S.F. Chronicle, 12/2)Cardinal's pair of aces hit 21 (S.F. Examiner, 12/2)Collins overcomes adversity (Stanford Daily, 11/19)A pivotal season for Stanford's McDonald (S.F. Examiner, 11/11)Cardinal now a program of prestige (S.F. Chronicle, 11/2)

Women's Basketball

Women's hoops: Seniors leave Card in good hands (Stanford Daily, 3/28)Stanford women set to reload (S.F. Examiner, 3/22)VanDerveer Says Cardinal Must Improve Work Ethic Next Season (S.F. Chronicle, 3/22)Stanford women have work cut out for them (S.J. Mercury, 3/22)Flores farewell comes much too soon for Stanford coach (S.F. Examiner, 3/21)Stanford lights go out in Georgia (S.F. Examiner, 3/21)Cardinal Women Done, Too (S.F. Chronicle, 3/21)Slow start costly (S.J. Mercury, 3/21)Georgia trounces Stanford (Contra Costa Times, 3/21)Stanford women have work cut out for them (S.J. Mercury News, 3/22)VanDerveer says Cardinal must improve work ethic next year (S.F. Chronicle, 3/22)Cardinal women set to reload (S.F. Examiner, 3/22)Slow start costly (S.J. Mercury News, 3/21)Cardinal women done, too (S.F. Chronicle, 3/21)Flores farewell comes much too soon for Stanford coach (S.F. Examiner, 3/21)Stanford lights go out in Georgia (S.F. Examiner, 3/21)Powerful Georgia looms for Cardinal women (S.J. Mercury News, 3/20)Stanford women wary of Georgia stampede (S.F. Chronicle, 3/20)Georgia poses a lot of problems (S.F. Examiner, 3/20)Moos knows Georgia twins pose challenge for Cardinal (S.F. Examiner, 3/20)Cardinal women survive thriller (S.J. Mercury News, 3/19)History mystery isn't for Stanford (S.J. Mercury News, 3/18)Cardinal women face rising force (S.F. Examiner, 3/18)A tough road for Cardinal (S.F. Examiner, 3/18)Trotter sets the pace for Brea-Olinda (S.F. Examiner, 3/18)Cardinal coach certain through uncertain times (S.J. Mercury News, 3/17)Cardinal women take healthy view of history (S.F. Chronicle, 3/17)Cardinal women a big puzzle (S.F. Examiner, 3/17)Depth creates options (S.F. Chronicle, 3/16)Renewing old college ties (S.F. Examiner, 3/16)She's ready to go dancing (S.F. Examiner, 3/15)Michigan coach learned lessons (S.J. Mercury News, 3/14)Women happy with No. 9 seed (S.J. Mercury News, 3/13)Stanford has No. 1 Georgia on its mind (S.F. Chronicle, 3/13)Stanford women hope their tourney ticket is round trip (S.F. Examiner, 3/13)Cardinal ambivalent about draw (Contra Costa Times, 3/13)Encouraging sign for Cardinal women (S.J. Mercury News, 3/12)Stanford set to hit the road after victory (S.F. Examiner, 3/12)Cardinal's ship gently gets rocked (S.F. Chronicle, 3/11)Stanford women fall to Arizona (S.J. Mercury News, 3/10)Stanford women too hospitable (S.F. Chronicle, 3/10)Cardinal won't stay on the Farm (S.F. Examiner, 3/10)Arizona stiffles Stanford's title hopes (Contra Costa Times, 3/10)Boeving getting back on the mike (Contra Costa Times, 3/9)Women fall to L.A., squeak by Trojans (Stanford Daily, 3/8)Ankle injury has VanDerveer asking who'll Carey the load (S.F. Examiner, 3/2)Facing two directions - Lindsey Yamasaki (Stanford Daily, 3/2)A leader, no doubt (S.F. Chronicle, 2/24)Playing with pain is nothing new for Stanford's Carey (S.F. Examiner, 2/19)Flores' finishing flourish (S.J. Mercury News, 2/18)Carey wanted to play for Stanford in 7th grade (S.F. Chronicle, 2/18)On top of her game (Stanford Daily, 2/18)Off to a fresh start (Stanford Daily, 2/10)Yamasaki fakes out Asian jock stereotypes (S.F. Examiner, 1/29)St. Clair shooting lights out (S.F. Chronicle, 1/20)Pac-10 preview (Contra Costa Times, 12/26)Yamasaki knows decision looms (S.J. Mercury News, 12/9)Two-sport dilemma for Stanford standout (S.F. Chronicle, 12/9)Two's a charm for Stanford's Yamasaki (S.F. Examiner, 12/1)Cardinal freshman becomes a starting point (S.F. Examiner, 11/11)VanDerveer ready to take Stanford back to top (S.F. Chronicle, 11/3)