Baseball: Down and Dirty

Stanford sits at the bottom of the Pac-10 looking up
By Elizabeth Aguilar
SPORTS| Look down. Look farther down. That’s where you’ll find the Cardinal in this week’s Pac-10 standings.

Baseball: Stanford's big man on the mound

By Elizabeth Aguilar
SPORTS| Hitters tell him that his pitches seem to come out of the sky. They tell him that that they can’t lift up on the ball, that they can’t seem to get their barrel on it. It’s almost as if Greg Reynolds’ pitch comes straight down.

Softball: Staying tough in Pac-10

By Andrew Lomeli
SPORTS| One team is riding the momentum of a five-win week. The other is on a five-game skid. One has a winning record in the Pacific-10 Conference, the toughest softball conference in the country, and the other has just one Pac-10 win. And one swept the other twice this week.

Women's Golf: Stanford 7th at Pac-10s

By Carson Cooper
SPORTS| The Pac-10 Championship is make-or-break time. It is the point in the season when every team must prove its mettle and ability to perform under intense pressure. In a situation where every stroke counts, the focus of each individual golfer is essential, throughout the three-day event. Unfortunately, the Stanford women’s team was not able to concentrate sufficiently this week.

Men's Golf: Card fall short at conference tourney

By Christian Torres
SPORTS| Running into trouble after a strong start, the men’s golf team was unable to keep up with the other teams and its own expectations at the Pac-10 Championship this week on the Bighorn Golf Course in Rancho Mirage, Calif. The Cardinal placed sixth, while sophomore Rob Grube led the team, tying for sixth.

Canoe and Kayak: Now you know

By Denis Griffin
SPORTS| The Stanford Canoe and Kayak team might just be the best Stanford sport you’ve never heard of.

Track: Chauntae Bayne-Hackett is running for her life and happy about it

By Israel Rojas
SPORTS| It’s hard catching up with student-athletes. Stanford keeps its students busy enough, and participating in Division I athletics certainly doesn’t make it any easier. But the Daily is perseverant, and not even the fastest woman on campus — Chauntae Bayne-Hackett — could escape a personal interview. And once we got her talking, Chauntae was more than willing to talk.