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Football
Senior quarterback Davis Mills (above) hasn't had the easiest path to the starting job, but many of his coaches saw his potential despite injury and a crowded depth-chart. The Gerogia-native finally got his chance to shine last season, however, and broke the school record for single-game passing yards. (Photo: ERIN CHANG/Stanford Athletics)

One in a Millsion: Davis Mills prepares for unprecedented season ahead

Daniel Martinez-Krams and Jibriel Taha
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Oct. 9, 2020
Sports
STANFORD, CA -- September 8, 2018. The Stanford Cardinal football team defeats the USC Trojans 17-3 at Stanford Stadium.

The Lost Season

Daniel Wu, Daniel Martinez-Krams, Jeremy Rubin and Sofia Scekic
  •  
Sept. 17, 2020
Sports
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Potential limits on spectators could change atmosphere of college sports

Yuto Kimura
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Aug. 28, 2020
Women's Lightweight Rowing
The Cardinal women's lightweight rowing team has won CRCA National Lightweight Coach of the Year six times and IRA National Lightweight Coach of the Year once (Photo: KAREN AMBROSE HICKEY/isiphotos.com))

Champs cut short: Lightweight rowers fear effects of University’s decision

Sofia Scekic and Logan Little
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Aug. 26, 2020
Men's Rowing
(Photo: BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Upstream battle: Rowers stress unique team opportunities, culture

Sofia Scekic and Karlaine Francisco
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Aug. 25, 2020
Sports
Since 1976, Stanford field hockey has produced 34 All-American honors from 20 different players. Most recently then-junior attacker Corinne Zanolli earned First Team honors and then-senior goalie Kelsey Bing earned Second Team honors.(Photo: LYNDSAY RADNEDGE/isiphotos.com)

Overtime: Alumnae discuss future of field hockey at Stanford, on West Coast

Sofia Scekic and Mary Lee
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Aug. 20, 2020
Wrestling
Gabriel Townsell '20 (above) wrestles in a win over Columbia at Football Fan Fest before football's Big Game in Stanford Stadium. (Photo: JOHN P. LOZANO/isiphotos.com)

‘I Am Stanford’: Past, current wrestlers seek to continue conversation

Jeremy Rubin
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Aug. 14, 2020
Men's Rowing
Men's rowing is one of three rowing teams currently offered at Stanford, in addition to women's rowing and women's lightweight rowing. The men's team was the only Cardinal team that did not compete at all during the 2019-20 season because of COVID-19 precautions. (Photo: DAVID GONZALES/isiphotos.com)

Upstream battle: Men’s rowers, alumni shocked, confused after team is cut

Sofia Scekic and Karlaine Francisco
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Aug. 13, 2020
Field Hockey
Among Stanford's cited reasons for the forthcoming cancellation of varsity field hockey is "incremental investments required to keep or put the sport in a position to achieve competitive excellence on the national level." The team, however, has collected 17 NCAA appearances since 1985. (Photo: JOHN P. LOZANO/isiphotos.com)

Overtime: Field hockey alumnae reflect on upcoming cut

Sofia Scekic and Mary Lee
  •  
Aug. 9, 2020
Sports Features
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Stanford Athletics expresses solidarity with Black student-athletes amidst protests

Max Zonana
  •  
Aug. 6, 2020
Men's Volleyball
Kawika Shoji '10 high-fives young fans after a win over Pepperdine in 2010. Many young players attend Stanford games with the hope of one day representing the Cardinal themselves. (Photo: DAVID GONZALES/isiphotos.com)

Game point: Men’s volleyball players, alumni fear Stanford’s cancellation will stifle NCAA, high school growth

Cybele Zhang
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July 26, 2020
Fencing
Fencers Mike Cramer (above, left) and Steve Levitan (above, right) in 1986. Fencing has been a part of Stanford since the inception of the university itself. (Photo: TIM DAVIS/isiphotos.com)

Caught off garde: Men’s, women’s fencing faces their final bout

Jeremy Rubin and Alysa Suleiman
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July 24, 2020
Artistic Swimming
Rising junior Alexandra Suarez (above) is one of 13 synchronized swimmers listed on the 2020 roster. With only one more year of varsity status for the sport, Suarez will not be able to represent the Cardinal as a senior. (Photo: LYNDSAY RADNEDGE/isiphotos.com)

Interrupted Routine: Facing discontinuation, synchronized swimming speaks out

Jeremy Rubin and Shoaib Jamil
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July 23, 2020
Women's Gymnastics
(Photo: Pixabay)

‘A tough balance’: Body image as a gymnast

Martha Fishburne
  •  
July 16, 2020
Fencing
Men's and women's fencing were two of the 11 teams cut on Wednesday. The cancellations were credited to a mounting athletic deficit, but neither fencing team offers athletic scholarships to student-athletes. (Photo: John Todd/isiphotos.com)

Caught off garde: The day Stanford fencing ended

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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July 15, 2020
Sports
Rising sophomore middle blocker McKenna Vicini (14 above) was injured much of her freshman season but still averaged six kills per game on .3 hitting. Vicini appeared in seven sets and is now looking to fill Madeline Gates' M.S. '20 starting spot. (PHOTO: Cody Glenn/isiphoto.com)

Behind the Scenes with women’s volleyball middle blocker McKenna Vicini

Lydia Chen
  •  
July 13, 2020
Men's Volleyball
Facing cancellation, men's volleyball alumni, current players, and commits have rallied to save the program. One online petition to maintain varsity status has tens of thousands of signatures. (PHOTO: Karen Ambrose Hickey/isiphotos.com)

Game point: Faced with impending cancellation, men’s volleyball fights to defend program

Cybele Zhang
  •  
July 13, 2020
Sports Features
Stanford student athletes Ousseni Bouda, Kyla Bryant, DiJonai Carrington and Madison Haley have used their platform to connect with East Palo Alto youth through The Big Homie Project. Organized largely by Jacqueline Diep, the program works to bridge the network and opportunity gap in the community. (PHOTO: Jacqueline Diep)

Stanford athletes inspire local youth through East Palo Alto mentorship project

Savanna Stewart
  •  
July 4, 2020
Sports Features
Former Daily Sports Editor Do-Hyoung Park '16 (above) was part of The Daily for 11 volumes. Park has a background in chemical engineering and computer science, but he now works as a baseball reporter. (Photo courtesy of Do-Hyoung Park)

Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month: Do-Hyoung Park ’16 M.S. ’17

Inyoung Choi
  •  
May 28, 2020
Sports Features
Bobby Pragada '19 (above center) served as Sports Editor, then named Managing Editor of Sports, for multiple volumes. He notes that journalism and Asian American groups were a large part of his experience at Stanford. (Photo courtesy of The Stanford Daily)

Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month: Bobby Pragada ‘19

Inyoung Choi
  •  
May 26, 2020
The Stanford Daily

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