Stanford sweeps Arizona schools

By Carling Nguyen
SPORTS| Weekends tend to start a little slow, but as they progress, the pace starts to pick up. The next thing you know, everything is moving full force, it’s the end of the weekend, you have no idea what hit you and the weekend is a blur.

Oregon’s D-I debut spoiled by Cardinal

By Daniel Novinson
SPORTS| In the days before its season-opener at Oregon, the Stanford women’s lacrosse team set lofty goals. “We are looking to set our own standard of play in our first game against Oregon,” senior co-captain and midfielder Kelsey Twist said prior to the Saturday matchup.

Cardinal nab four wins

By Wes Mateo
SPORTS| Long. That’s the best way to describe the past weekend for the No. 3 Stanford women’s water polo team. Starting with Friday afternoon’s 9-5 victory against Hawaii and concluding Sunday with a dominant 11-4 win over Indiana, the weekend’s five games held a little bit of everything for the Cardinal as they began their 2005 NCAA title hunt.

Track teams shine at Tyson

By Rachel Hodara
SPORTS| It’s not very often that three track and field school records are broken in one weekend, but that is exactly what happened last Friday and Saturday.

Volleyball downs Pacific 3-0 at home

By Alice Ann Spurgin
SPORTS| Disappointed Pacific setter Mitch Hazelett lay facedown on the floor of Burnham Pavilion after the men’s volleyball match last Friday evening.

Women can’t tame Wildcats

By Kristen Bell
SPORTS| The No. 18 Arizona women’s gymnastics team remained undefeated at home when the Wildcats (10-4, 3-1 Pacific-10 Conference ) took down No.

No. 1 too much for men’s gym

By Abby Zeitlin
SPORTS| When facing the top-ranked team in the nation, falling behind early can crush any chance at victory. The No.8 Stanford men’s gymnastics team (3-3) found that out the hard way last weekend as it faced No.

Hayes named defensive coordinator

By Scott Allen
SPORTS| Stanford head football coach Walt Harris tabbed Tom Hayes as his defensive coordinator yesterday. Hayes will bring 30 years of coaching experience to the Farm, including five years as the secondary coach of the NFL’s Washington Redskins.

Refs let rivalry game get rough

By Spencer Porter
SPORTS| Tiger Woods was handed a simple piece of white paper in the second half of Saturday’s Stanford-Cal basketball game. There couldn’t have been more than three sentences on it, just a watered-down message to the extra special friends of Stanford Athletics.

Seyi shows going pro ain’t easy

By Jordi Mata-Fink
SPORTS| The Stanford soccer media guide describes senior Seyi Abolaji as a versatile midfielder and defender who has steadily improved over the course of his college career.