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Daniel Martinez-Krams

Daniel Martinez-Krams '22 is a staff writer in the sports section. He is a Biology major from Berkeley, California. Please contact him with tips or feedback at dmartinezkrams ‘at’ stanforddaily.com.
Men's Soccer
Senior midfielder Derek Waldeck (above) made his presence felt with a goal and key assists in Stanford’s 2-1 victory against Virginia Tech. (JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Derek Waldeck lifts men’s soccer to the Elite Eight

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Dec. 4, 2019
Football
Fifth-year running back Cameron Scarlett found the end zone on his final carry in a Stanford uniform. His seventh touchdown of the season gave him the team lead and the 24th rushing score of his career ties him for eighth in program history. (Photo: BOB DREBIN / isiphotos.com)

Notre Dame wins at Stanford for first time since 2007

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Dec. 1, 2019
Sports
In front of an audience of 2,041 fans at Cagan Stadium, junior forward Catarina Macario (above right) added two goals to her program record of 32 on the season in Friday's 5-1 victory against BYU. The win advances the Cardinal to the NCAA semifinals against UCLA on Dec. 6. (Photo: BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Women’s soccer advances to College Cup with 5-1 rout of BYU

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 29, 2019
Men's Soccer
Redshirt sophomore Andrew Thomas (above) made four penalty kick saves against Seattle to send No. 7 men's soccer to the Sweet 16 on Sunday night. (Photo: JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Andrew Thomas saves 4 penalty kicks, sending Stanford to Sweet 16

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 25, 2019
Women's Soccer
Sophomore defender Naomi Girma (above) led a Stanford defense that dominated possession against Penn State on Sunday. The 2-0 Sweet 16 victory advances No. 1 women's soccer to a Friday 3 p.m. match against undefeated BYU. (Photo: JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Naomi Girma and defense shut down Penn State in Sweet 16

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 25, 2019
Football
In his fifth career start and first in the Big Game, junior quarterback Davis Mills (#15 above) completed 26-of-35 passes for 285 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. Despite his efforts, Cal handed the Cardinal a 24-20 loss at the 122nd Big Game on Saturday. (Photo: SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Chase Garbers’ run snaps 9-year Stanford streak with the Axe

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 23, 2019
Women's Soccer
Juniors midfielder Catarina Macario (left) and forward Madison Haley (right) accounted for three of Stanford's four goals in a shutout victory of Hofstra Friday night. (Photo: David Bernal / isiphotos.com)

Three-goal burst sends top-ranked women’s soccer to Round of 16

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 23, 2019
Football
Junior quarterback Davis Mills (above) will be playing in his first career Big Game the week after breaking a 21-year record for program passing yards in a game. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

A date with Cal to salvage the season

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 22, 2019
Football
Fifth-year inside linebacker Ryan Beecher (above left) carried the Axe out to midfield after last year’s Big Game victory in Berkeley. In his final season, Beecher has seen his role grow due to injuries in the inside linebacker room. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

From fan to field: Growing up with the Big Game

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 22, 2019
Women's Basketball
Sophomore forward Lexie Hull (above) scored eight of the Stanford’s 14 points in overtime to lift Stanford over Gonzaga 76-70. Hull finished with 20 points on 7-of-15 from the field, adding eight rebounds and two assists. (Photo: JOHN P. LOZANO/isiphotos.com)

Lexie Hull’s overtime performance lifts Cardinal to victory

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 17, 2019
Sports
Junior quarterback Davis Mills (above) broke a long-standing program record for passing yards in a single game but could not out duel Washington State’s Anthony Gordon on the road. (Photo: JOHN TODD/isiphotos.com)

Football comes up short despite Mills’ career day

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 16, 2019
Women's Soccer
Junior forward Catarina Macario's (above) four goals paced the Cardinal in a 15-0 rout of Prairie View A&M. Macario now has the school's single game records for goals (four), assists (5) and points (13). She also topped the single season charts with 27 goals, 23 assists and 77 points. (Photo: JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Like a broken record, Catarina Macario, women’s soccer could not stop scoring

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 16, 2019
Men's Soccer
Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Andrew Thomas (above) made four saves, but could not save Cal's penalty kick in a 1-0 loss Thursday. The defeat hands Washington the Pac-12 title that Stanford had claimed for the past five seasons. (Photo: JOHN P. LOZANO/isiphotos.com)

Men’s soccer dethroned as Pac-12 Champs by Huskies

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 14, 2019
Football
Junior quarterback Davis Mills (above) will likely be under center for the Cardinal on Saturday in Pullman for his fourth career start. Mills has been Stanford's most efficient passer this season but has not played since an injury suffered in an upset win over Washington. (Photo: JOHN TODD/isiphotos.com)

Mills to start against Wazzu as injuries continue to plague Cardinal

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 14, 2019
Football
Freshman running back Austin Jones (above) is listed as the RB2 this week for Stanford's trip to Pullman to take on Washington State. Daily writers call on Jones and other players with big-play potential to step up this week on the road. (Photo: BOB DREBIN / isiphotos.com)

Football roundtable: What to do with Wazzu

Daniel Martinez-Krams, King Jemison and Shan Reddy
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Nov. 13, 2019
Women's Soccer
Junior forward/midfielder Catarina Macario (above) leads the nation in goals, assists and points per game, and now looks to lead Stanford to a third national championship. Stanford bowed out in the semifinals last season a year after winning it all, but the path is now set for the College Cup in San Jose. (Photo: ANDY MEAD / isiphotos.com)

Tournament hopes high for top-seeded women’s soccer

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 12, 2019
Sports
Sophomore wide receiver Simi Fehoko (above) scored on a 79-yard catch and run to temporarily put the Cardinal ahead 13-10 to start the fourth quarter. Colorado responded with two field goals, one of which came as time expired, handing the Cardinal their fifth loss of the season. (Photo: John Todd/isiphotos.com)

Football stunned as time expires in Boulder

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 9, 2019
Women's Soccer
Stanford's five graduating seniors (left to right) Sam Tran, Carly Malatskey, Sam Hiatt, Lauren Rood and Beattie Goad won their 81st game with the Cardinal 4-0 over Cal Friday night. (Photo: JIM SHORIN / isiphotos.com)

Women’s soccer axes Cal on senior night

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 8, 2019
Sports
Freshman cornerback Kyu Blu Kelly (above) recorded his first career interception in the upset win over then-No. 15 Washington. This week, Kelly and the Stanford secondary will be tested by an elite group of Colorado wide receivers, led by Laviska Shenault Jr. (Photo: John Todd/isiphotos.com)

Adebo and Shenault showdown in Boulder

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 7, 2019
Sophomore center back Naomi Girma (above) scored one of six Stanford goals in a dominant victory over Arizona. Girma oversaw a back line that allowed its first goal in over a month to the Wildcats. (Photo: JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Women’s soccer loses a shutout streak but wins big over Arizona

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Nov. 4, 2019
The Stanford Daily

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