Another Miracle

By Arisha Hatch 1
SPORTS| PULLMAN, Wash. — Just when it looked like it was over — the streak, the game — just when everyone at Friel Court was ready to celebrate, with Stanford junior swingman Josh Childress sidelined with five fouls and several Cardinal turnovers down the stretch — Stanford conjured up one more miracle.

Baseball takes on struggling USC

By Sean Howell
SPORTS| Historically, there are not many college baseball teams that have the upper hand over Stanford, but Southern California is one of them; it holds a 198-150-3 all-time advantage over the Cardinal.

Men’s volleyball hopes for repeat magic

By Mia Ashton
SPORTS| Earlier this season, the No. 12 Stanford men’s volleyball team (6-11, 3-9 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) beat the team that is now ranked No.

Softball faces five unranked squads in SoCal

By The Stanford Daily Staff
SPORTS| The No. 10 Stanford softball team (13-5) hopes to bounce back from a difficult Arizona Tournament last week at this weekend’s Worth Invitational in Fullerton, Calif.

Women shoot for home wins over Sun Devils, Aztecs

By Elizabeth Aguilar
SPORTS| The NCAA women’s water polo championships aren’t until May, but No. 2 Stanford (8-2, 2-0 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) has been thinking ahead since before the season started.

Why are those Brazilians so hot? Ask Julie

By Julie Ruvolo
SPORTS| I’m going to let you in on a little secret. Brazilian women are hot. And for those of you unfortunate Palo Altans who missed Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro last week, I’m going to let you in on another secret.