Stanford freshmen Pauline Hanset (above) and Ivana Hong earned their first collegiate victories to lead the Stanford women's gymnastics team to its 25th consecutive victory over Cal.

Stanford Sailing finished off the weekend by winning its second-straight regional North Regatta, while the Stanford women finished in second place, after being edged by USC by three points over the two-day event.

No. 6 Stanford dropped to 0-2 on the season, falling to No. 18 Ohio State, 14-10. The Buckeyes took an early lead and despite a comeback effort, the Cardinal fell just short.

No. 5 Stanford compiled a team score of 343.700 to finish behind No. 1 Oklahoma (351.600) and No. 7 California (349.400) Sunday afternoon at Haas Pavilion.

In one of the most highly-anticipated regular season matches in school history, No. 2 Stanford defeated No. 1 Florida 5-2 on Sunday afternoon at Taube Family Tennis Stadium.

Nnemkadi Ogwumike had 25 points and eight rebounds, and No. 4 Stanford beat UCLA 82-59 on Sunday.

Behind pitchers Teagan Gerhart and Nyree White, the No. 9 Stanford softball team downed UC Santa Barbara, 11-0 in five innings, on the final day of the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz.

Brian Cook had a career-high 26 kills as Stanford won its fifth consecutive road match, a four-setter over Cal State Northridge on Saturday night.

Stanford Sailing put its full force on the Bay Area seas with its four teams occupying the top four spots of the one-day regional North Regatta, while also leading the two-day Bryson Women's Regatta.

Chris Derrick continued his incredible season, smashing the Stanford record in the indoor 5,000 meters. Running with an elite field, the Cardinal senior ran 13:19.58 to place fifth against professionals and elite collegians.

In what more closely resembles a compelling postseason matchup normally reserved for late May, No. 2 Stanford (3-0, 1-0 Pac-12) welcomes No. 1 Florida (5-0, 0-0 SEC) to Taube Family Tennis Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

No.2 Stanford powered its way to a 5-2 victory over No. 27 Pepperdine on Saturday afternoon at the Taube Family Tennis Stadium.

The Stanford synchronized swimming team opened the home portion of its schedule with a win over the University of Incarnate Word, Saturday, at the Avery Aquatics Center in Stanford, Calif.

No. 8-ranked Stanford (9-1) set two pool records and upset No. 1-ranked California (7-1) 174-126 in the season finale behind 11 wins.

Freshmen Kiley Neushul and Ashley Grossman and junior Jillian Garton combined to score 10 goals as top-ranked Stanford women's water polo captured a 13-5 win at No. 8 San Jose State Saturday.

Fourth-ranked Stanford celebrates Play4Kay, a national breast cancer awareness event honoring Hall of Fame head coach Kay Yow, at its 12 p.m. contest against the UCLA Bruins Sunday. The game is set to be televised on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area with Jim Watson on the call and Mary Murphy serving as analyst. The game will also be broadcast on 90.1 KZSU with Sam Fisher and Joe Lami on the call.

The ninth-ranked Stanford softball team posted two wins on the second day of the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz.

It was a big day for Stanford track and field, beginning with the Flotrack Husky Classic where Jake Riley and Kathy Kroeger earned NCAA auto standards in the 5,000 meters.

Brad Lawson had 21 kills, including the winner, to lead No. 4 Stanford to a five-set men's volleyball victory at No. 9 Long Beach State on Friday.

No. 6 Stanford hung with No. 1 Northwestern into the second half, but in the end, the Wildcats overpowered the Cardinal, winning 18-6.

No. 9 Stanford downed No. 52 BYU 5-2 on Friday afternoon in a non-conference match at Taube Family Tennis Stadium.

The No. 9/10 Stanford softball team defeated Cal State Northridge, 13-1 in five innings, but fell to No. 15/17 Texas A&M, 10-9, in its second game of the day at the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Ariz.

Stanford assistant Mike Bloomgren was named one of ESPN's national recruiters of the year, earning the honor as the tops amongst the Pac-12 Conference, following his reloading of the Cardinal's offensive line.

Current Players Talk About the recruiting process and why they ultimately chose Stanford.

Stanford coaches talked to the Cardinal Channel about each of its new position groups here.