Stanford proves too much for Pac-10 foes

By Rebecca Harlow
SPORTS| They knew the competition would be weaker and that they were expected to do well, but no one on the No. 5 women’s swimming and diving team expected this.

Card escape Pit with win

By Scott Allen
SPORTS| EUGENE, Ore. - The eight-point deficit Stanford faced with 12:01 to play Saturday at McArthur Court was less than half the one it overcame one year ago in the same building, where it rallied to preserve its perfect record before a stunned home crowd.

Maples is magic for senior women

By Antardeb Guharay
SPORTS| The Stanford women’s basketball team’s seniors might be the proudest women on campus. With Saturday’s 84-41 massacre of Oregon State (6-22, 1-17 Pacific-10 Conference), the Cardinal (26-2, 17-1) wrapped up an undefeated season at home.

Cardinal sweep 49ers at home

By Alice Ann Spurgin
SPORTS| It wasn’t just that the men’s volleyball team scored one of their biggest upsets of the season this Saturday - they did it with a shutout.

Stanford takes two of three from Trojans

By Sean Howell
SPORTS| Stanford first baseman John Mayberry, Jr. is exactly who No. 22 Southern California (5-2) didn’t want at the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning during Saturday’s game.

Card win five at Invite

By Elizabeth Aguilar
SPORTS| An hour and 20 minutes after the final game of the Stanford Invitational was slated to start, a light rain began to fall.

In Bonds I (still) trust

By Neil Davis
SPORTS| Simply put: I worship at the Church of Barry Lamar Bonds (BLB). Should one have the prized opportunity to visit my humble abode at 10 Harrison Street in Menlo Park, they would find a shrine for Bonds that includes a Bonds poster, photos from the 2002 NLCS, fake tulips, a Bonds souvenir cup, a 1992 Bonds baseball card and an official National League baseball.