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Freshman standout Whitney Deason picked up two singles victories as well as two doubles wins with freshman partner Lejla Hodzic as Stanford defeated both Arizona and Arizona State. #gallery http://daily.stanford.edu/image/full/4793
Matt Coleman

Freshman standout Whitney Deason picked up two singles victories as well as two doubles wins with freshman partner Lejla Hodzic as Stanford defeated both Arizona and Arizona State.

No. 1 Card continues Pac-10 roll

By Mia Lee
SPORTS| It was almost as if time stood still as Stanford’s top doubles team of junior Alice Barnes and senior Erin Burdette (18-6, 4-4 Pacific 10 Conference) pushed their way to an 8-all tiebreak on Friday against No.

Men’s tennis victorious over Wildcats

By Carling Nguyen
SPORTS| On Saturday, the No. 16 Stanford men’s tennis team lost two of three doubles matches and consequently the doubles point to Arizona.

Synchro first at USCC

By Samuel Chen
SPORTS| One way to put an end to a dynasty is to start your own. This mindset was carried out to perfection by Stanford’s synchronized swimming team, which took the reins of their fate and rode to victory at the 2005 United States Collegiate Championships, held at the University of Florida from March 24 to 26.

Pole vaulters excel at Berkeley

By Rachel Hodara
SPORTS| Six members of the Stanford track and field team competed at Berkeley and one other athlete traveled to Arlington, Tex.

Crew excels in San Diego

By Wes Mateo
SPORTS| It was a big weekend for Stanford crew at the 32nd annual San Diego Crew Classic. All three Stanford squads put forth inspired performances over the course of the regatta’s two days of competition.

Wiffle ball: A glove story

By Jordi Mata-Fink
SPORTS| Let me tell you something about me. I don’t shop. If I had a choice between spending a day at the mall and doing anything else, “anything else” would win unless it involved rooting for Ohio State.