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Sweet 16

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Tara VanDerveer coaching against NC State

Tara VanDerveer criticizes NCAA for mismatched three-point lines in Portland

Isaac Sullivan
  •  
April 2, 2024
Women's Basketball
Image of Moda Stadium before the start of the game. Red chairs line a table on the court, and the seats in the stadium appear half-filled as fans file in.

March Madness live updates: Stanford falls to NC State in the Sweet 16

Kaushik Sampath, Isaac Sullivan and Emma Talley
  •  
March 29, 2024
Fall Sports
Players celebrate after winning a point.

Kipp leads women’s volleyball into the Sweet 16

Madeline Grabb
  •  
Dec. 4, 2022
Women's Tennis
Sophomore Arthur Fery hits a forehand

Men’s and women’s tennis both fall in NCAA round of 16

Madeline Grabb
  •  
May 16, 2022
Fifth-year guard Anna Wilson (above) was one of four Stanford players in double-digits on Tuesday. Wilson's defense was an instrumental part of the Cardinal's 73-62 win over Oklahoma State, which punched Stanford's ticket to the Sweet 16. (Photo: SCOTT WACHTER/NCAA Photos)

Women’s basketball punches ticket to Sweet 16

Daniel Martinez-Krams
  •  
March 23, 2021
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
  •  
Nov. 25, 2019
Men's Basketball
AndrewMatherheadshot

Mather: Men’s basketball needs to bring excitement back to Maples

Andrew Mather
  •  
Nov. 11, 2015
Senior guard Amber Orrange (33) had a game-high 24 points as she led the Cardinal to an 86-76 win over Oklahoma to advance to the Sweet 16. (RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Seniors lead Stanford past Oklahoma to the Sweet 16

Alexa Philippou
  •  
March 23, 2015
News
SPOmiller

Miller: Scholarships are not compensation for student-athletes

Cameron Miller
  •  
April 23, 2014
After surprising everyone by making the Sweet 16, the Stanford men's basketball team fell to Dayton 82-72 on Thursday night. It now loses six seniors, including Dwight Powell and Josh Huestis, who are first and second respectively in the Stanford record books for games played. (Courtesy of Stanford Athletics)

Stanford basketball’s magic run ends in Sweet 16

Daniel E. Lupin
  •  
March 28, 2014
cardinal-red-daily-s-logo

W. Tennis: Sweet 16 duel

Will Seaton
  •  
May 20, 2010
The Stanford Daily

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