No. 4 women travel to Cal

By Zach Jones
SPORTS| The major league baseball season has the dog days of August and the Kentucky Derby has its final stretch. These are the times when the top competitors find their second wind and the also-rans fade from contention.

Men host Bears at Maples

By Scott Allen
SPORTS| “It’s nice to be back in California, I can tell you that much,” head coach Trent Johnson said as he sat down to field questions from the local media at a luncheon on Tuesday.

Haryasz hits stride in season’s home stretch

By Sean Howell
SPORTS| It’s a familiar sight on the floor of Maples Pavilion: junior forward Matt Haryasz shouting and raising his arms, gesturing for the Sixth Man Club to turn up the volume.

Kimyacioglu closing in on Stanford three-point record

By Antardeb Guharay
SPORTS| Ever since the three-point line was introduced in basketball, every good team has had at least one deadly sniper from outside the arc.

Hansen keeps head up in final season

By Alice Ann Spurgin
SPORTS| By ALICE ANN SPURGIN CONTRIBUTING WRITER Watching the NCAA Champion women’s volleyball team practice on a Wednesday afternoon, the men’s squad’s All-American setter Kevin Hansen hopes that his career at Stanford will not end without such a title.

Diverse team, only one goal

By Mia Lee
SPORTS| For the top-ranked Stanford women’s tennis team (6-0), season-long winning streaks and record-breaking victories have become standard fare.

No. 6 softball hosts Invite

By Elizabeth Aguilar
SPORTS| Five games, each about two hours long, completed in one weekend?

Duo’s debut sparks high hopes, Card to host KU

By Jessica Peters
SPORTS| Last weekend against Cal State-Fullerton, with the score knotted at three in the bottom of the seventh, Stanford head coach Mark Marquess waved a new pitcher out of the bullpen.

Hoops genius lives at Stanford

By Spencer Porter
SPORTS| In one word?