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W. Tennis: Card looks to stay perfect against SMU
Freshman Kristie Ahn brings an inordinate amount of experience for a freshman, having already competed in the U.S. Open. She and the No. 1 Card will take on SMU today. (SIMON WARBY/The Stanford Daily)...
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W. Tennis: No. 1 Card races past SMU
The Stanford women’s tennis team took full advantage of a beautiful day to come out firing, racing to a 7-0 victory over a competitive SMU team. With sophomore Mallory Burdette in the lineup for the...
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Trio of seniors at home at Stanford
Blessed with the leadership of its three-member senior class, this year’s women’s tennis team appears poised to have an impressive run through the 2011 season. Hilary Barte, Carolyn McVeigh and...
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W. Tennis: Indoor champs
The last time these two teams met, Stanford won the 2010 NCAA title. This time, the No. 1 Stanford women’s tennis team (9-0) again defeated No. 2 Florida, 4-2, to win the prestigious midseason ITA...
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W. Tennis: No. 2 Stanford looks to beat Berkeley
Only Berkeley stands in the way of the Stanford women’s tennis team and a much-deserved two-week match break. After playing six matches in nine days at the National Team Indoor Championships and...
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W. Tennis: Sharpshooters
For those watching Stanford’s 5-2 victory over Cal last Saturday, some of the finest strokes in collegiate tennis were on display. With four players ranked in the top 25, Stanford has a collection of...
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W. Tennis: Card perfect against tough SoCal teams
After two weeks off for final exams, the Stanford women’s tennis team (17-0, 4-0 Pac-10) returned to face four teams in seven days. Beginning with matches against No. 71 Utah and No. 30 Pepperdine, the...
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W. Tennis: Top-ranked Card undefeated at 18-0
The regular season is starting to wind down but for the nation’s No. 1 Stanford women’s tennis team, but that doesn’t mean the competition gets any easier. This weekend the Cardinal faces No. 71 Fresno...
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W. Tennis: Star seniors finish home season strong
In one of its final Pac-10 matches, the top-ranked Stanford women’s tennis team used its depth to defeat a competitive Washington squad and send its three outstanding seniors out with one last...
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W. Tennis: One final tuneup before Pac-10 title match
Postponed from yesterday due to rain, Thursday’s match between the No. 2 ranked Stanford women’s tennis team and the No. 40 Saint Mary’s Gaels will be the Cardinal’s final warm up before facing Cal...
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W. Tennis: Card clinches Pac-10 with win over Cal
With a resounding 5-2 victory over No. 9 California this past Saturday, the No. 2 Stanford women’s tennis team clinched the Pac-10 regular season title, perhaps the first of many titles the Cardinal...
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Women’s tennis beats USTA Junior National Team in exhibition match
Preparing for postseason play, the Stanford women’s tennis team invited the nation’s best to the Farm as it hosted an exhibition match against the USTA Junior National Team. Stanford (23-0, 8-0 Pac-10)...
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W. Tennis: Four advance to Friday’s quarterfinals at Pac-10 Championships
After the first day of action in the Pac-10 women’s singles tournament and invitational, the Cardinal is in good position to bring home the title. Stanford has four players in the quarterfinals of the...
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Women’s Tennis: Top of the Pac
With an impressive showing at the Pac-10 Championships, the Stanford women’s tennis team proved to the league how deep its squad really is. Sophomores Natalie Dillon and Mallory Burdette brought home...
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W.Tennis: Unsung Heroine
It’s a name you don’t often hear in the recaps and highlights. She doesn’t get much playing time. She hardly plays inside the main stadium. But ask anyone on the women’s tennis team who the glue of the...
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W. Tennis: Card starts NCAAs with two shutouts
The 2011 NCAA Championships began brilliantly for the defending national champion Stanford women’s tennis team, which recorded two shutouts to make it to the second weekend of the tournament. The...
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W.Tennis: Top-seeded Cardinal return to NCAA Championship play against...
The women’s tennis team is at it again. After dispatching two opponents last weekend to open its defense of the NCAA national team title, the No. 2 Cardinal returns to the court today against 16th...
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Florida beats Stanford 4-3 to capture women’s tennis championship
Last year, sophomore Mallory Burdette was the heroine of the Stanford Cardinal, clinching the 4-3 victory over the Florida Gators to win the 2010 Women’s Tennis National Championship. This year was a...
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W. Tennis: Solid start to singles tournament
On its first day of individual tournament play, the Stanford women’s tennis team advanced three of its five players–senior Hilary Barte, freshman Nicole Gibbs and sophomore Stacey Tan–into the second...
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W. Tennis: Barte & Burdette clinch doubles crown, Tan out in singles final
The Stanford women’s tennis team had representatives in every round of the NCAA Tournament this year, and thanks to some clutch play in a tiebreaker, the pairing of senior Hilary Barte and sophomore...
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W. Tennis: Stanford players fall early in Bank of the West Classic
The Bank of the West (BotW) Classic, hosted at Stanford’s Taube Family Tennis Stadium, puts some of Stanford’s finest on display against the world’s top professional female tennis players. Rising...
View ArticleNotes from Abroad: Abroad and confused
You have no idea where you are, who is around you or why you’re there. You have no money, you can’t do anything quickly and you don’t have anywhere to go. Sounds like a bad dream, right? That about...
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W. Tennis: Card gets revenge against top-ranked Florida
Sometimes, all you need is a little revenge — especially against a heated rival — and there’s been no better rivalry on campus recently than the Stanford women’s tennis team and the Florida Gators....
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W. Tennis: Card cruises in first match at No. 1
Sophomore Nicole Gibbs (above), Stanford's No. 1 player, won her match 6-3, 6-0 as the Cardinal captured a 6-1 victory over St. Mary's on Tuesday. (SIMON WARBY/The Stanford Daily) The Stanford women’s...
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W. Tennis: Dons dominated
Sophomore Kristie Ahn (above) and her partner, senior Veronica Li, won their doubles match against USF, 8-3, aiding No. 11 Stanford to a 7-0 sweep over the Dons.(MADELINE SIDES/The Stanford Daily)...
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Women’s tennis dispatches Cal
When Cal comes to town, Stanford teams find a new level of intensity in their play. It was no different for the No. 26 women’s tennis team (5-2) as it used a renewed commitment to high-energy play to...
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Women’s tennis heads to the desert
The month of April has been very good to the No. 13 Stanford women’s tennis team (14-3, 6-1 Pac-12). The team is 3-0 this month with wins over Oregon and local rival Santa Clara, going 19-2 in these...
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Women’s tennis looks for eighth straight win against Cal
The Stanford women’s tennis team (16-3, 8-2 Pac-12) knows the proper way to finish the regular season — by facing off against big time rival Cal (14-5, 8-1 Pac-12) in the Big Slam. Recent Pac-12 Player...
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Tan, Dillon look back on four years on the court
Seniors Stacey Tan and Natalie Dillon of the Stanford women’s tennis team have seen their share of change and development through their four years on the Farm, leading to memorable victories, a little...
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Hardebeck fights back from brink to clinch upset of No. 1 Florida
With every player and coach from both sides watching on, freshman Krista Hardebeck battled back from the brink of defeat for a miraculous comeback victory to clinch No. 12 Stanford women’s tennis’...
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