Sports

Women's Lightweight Rowing
The lightweight 4+ (above) finished in 12th place over the weekend in the Head of the American on Lake Natoma. The Varsity Eight took fourth place overall with the time of 17:29.0. (KAREN AMBROSE HICKEY/isiphotos.com)

Lightweight rowing cruises at Head of the American regatta on Lake Natoma

Robin Zhang
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Oct. 27, 2019
Men's Tennis
The Stanford men's tennis team (above) took on some of the top players in the Pac-12 in this weekend's ITA Northwest Championships. The tournament finishes up on Monday and is being held at Taube Family Tennis Stadium for the first time since 2014. (LYNDSAY RADNEDGE/isiphotos.com)

Sridhar stays alive at 2019 ITA Northwest Championships

Shan Reddy
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Oct. 27, 2019
Sports
Senior quarterback and captain K.J. Costello (above) returned to the starting lineup for the first time in a month. He threw for 312 yards on 30-43 with three touchdowns as the Cardinal went on to defeat Arizona 41-31. (ROB ERICSON/isiphotos.com)

Costello energizes Stanford in return

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Oct. 26, 2019
Sports
Despite the loss, senior libero Morgan Hentz made history Friday night, becoming just the third Cardinal player ever to record 2,000 digs in a career. (Photo: MIKE RASAY/isiphotos.com)

No. 2 women’s volleyball loses to unranked Bruins in 3-0 snooze

Logan Hatch
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Oct. 26, 2019
Men's Soccer
Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Andrew Thomas has been a key force on Stanford's defense for the last two years. He was the sole collegiate player to be selected to the U.S. U-23 roster, but his success on the national level has not distracted him from Stanford athletics or from the classroom. (GLEN MITCHELL/isiphotos.com)

Andrew Thomas’ next pset: Stanford goalie discusses life on and off the field

Inyoung Choi
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Oct. 25, 2019
Sports
Left tackle Walter Rouse (above) is one of three true freshmen set to start along the offensive line for the Cardinal on Saturday. Since making his first career start against USC, Rouse has blocked for three separate starting quarterbacks with four different line combinations. (BOB DREBIN / isiphotos.com)

Stanford’s homecoming date with Arizona

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Oct. 25, 2019
Women's Soccer
Junior forward Catarina Macario (above) scored her 50th career goal in Wednesday night’s 4-0 shutout against Colorado. She joins just five other players in program history to score 50 or more career goals. (ERIN CHANG/isiphotos.com)

Women’s soccer stomps Colorado amid landmark performance

James Hemker and Claire Wang
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Oct. 25, 2019
Women's Volleyball
After getting accepted into the statistics master's program, graduate middle Madeleine Gates (above) decided to use her final year of eligibility with the Cardinal. The ex-UCLA All-American has emerged as the team's largest net presence, pacing Stanford in blocks (79) and hitting efficiency (.338). (HECTOR GARCIA-MOLINA/isiphotos.com)

Los Angeles road trip means reunion for Madeleine Gates

James Hemker
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Oct. 25, 2019
Football
Junior wide receiver Michael Wilson (above) was named to the Biletnikoff Award watch list last week. The award is given annually to the top receiver in college football. (BOB DREBIN / isiphotos.com)

King’s Keys: changes on the Farm

King Jemison
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Oct. 24, 2019
Sports
Redshirt sophomore forward Zach Ryan scored his team-high fifth goal of the season in Wednesday night's victory over USF. Stanford finished its non-conference schedule 7-0-1 and heads into the remainder of Pac-12 play second in the table behind No. 1 Washington.

Cardinal beat Dons to conclude non-conference schedule undefeated

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Oct. 24, 2019
Sports
Junior Michaela Gordon (above) won her third-straight sinlges title at the Northwest ITA Regional Championships this past weekend. The Saratoga, California native is a three-time All-American and was named the 2019 Pac-12 Singles Player of the Year. (GLEN MITCHELL/isiphotos.com)

Women’s tennis sweeps Northwest ITA Regionals

Savanna Stewart
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Oct. 24, 2019
Sports
Senior Katie Drabot (above) returned to action on Wednesday against Washington State. Drabot touched first in three events, the 100-yard free and both of the butterfly events. (JOHN TODD/isiphotos.com)

Women’s swimming continues winning ways

Natalie Hilderbrand
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Oct. 24, 2019
Sports
Senior goalkeeper Andrew Chun (above) recorded 11 saves in Stanford's latest game, against UC Irvine. He will be key to ensuring the Cardinal keeps up their winning ways against Pepperdine on Sunday (HECTOR GARCIA-MOLINA/isiphotos.com).

Men’s Water Polo returns home in top-10 matchup

Jeremy Rubin
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Oct. 24, 2019
Women's Soccer
Redshirt freshman Katie Meyer (above) has allowed just a single goal in seven complete games. Despite starting just half the games this year, Meyer's six clean sheets are fourth best among keepers in the conference. (LYNDSAY RADNEDGE/isiphotos.com)

Final road trip up next for women’s soccer

James Hemker
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Oct. 24, 2019
Sports
Freshman forward/midfielder Ousseni Bouda (above) has been a game changer for the Cardinal in his debut season. He has already scored three game-winning goals with his most recent coming in a victory over SDSU ten days ago.

No. 5 men’s soccer hosts unranked San Francisco

Gerzain Gutierrez
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Oct. 22, 2019
Women's Swimming & Diving
Freshman Alexandra Crisera (above) stunned Arkansas last week when she went 1:54.99 in the 200-yard backstroke. The time, which is currently sixth-fastest in the country, was good enough for a B-cut for NCAA's in March. (JOHN P. LOZANO/isiphotos/com)

Washington State on deck for women’s swimming and diving

James Hemker
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Oct. 22, 2019
Sports
Fifth-year outside linebacker Casey Toohill matched a season-high with eight tackles last game, a feat he has now accomplished three times. On Saturday, Toohill will be tasked with containing Arizona's Khalil Tate.

Football roundtable: The wild, Wildcats, and Jack West

King Jemison, Savanna Stewart and Logan Hatch
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Oct. 22, 2019
Field Hockey
Junior attacker Corinne Zanolli (left) leads the nation in goals with 22. Zanolli scored both goals in an earlier win over the Bears and has three hat-tricks this season.

Field hockey goes across the Bay

Niles Egan
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Oct. 22, 2019
Sports
Green Bay Packers middle linebacker and former Stanford team captain Blake Martinez (above) leads the NFL in solo and combined tackles through the first seven weeks of the 2019 NFL season. Martinez was a fourth-round pick in 2015 and has been a centerpiece of the Packers defense; he racked up 16 tackles and a forced fumble on Sunday. (DAVID BERNAL/isiphotos.com)

Stanford in the NFL: Week 7

Shan Reddy
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Oct. 22, 2019
Sports
Senior Fiona O'Keeffe (above) placed fourth at the Nuttycombe Invitational on Friday, marking the highest finish by a Stanford woman in program history. (PHOTO: Courtesy of Aaron Shepley Photography)

Cross country takes second in Wisconsin

Alejandro Salinas
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Oct. 22, 2019
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