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Lightning strikes a second time for Stanford tennis

Forget Duck Hunting Season. For the No. 11 Stanford women’s tennis team (18-2, 8-2 Pac-12), Bear Hunting Season was in full swing on Thursday, as the Cardinal took down No. 6 Cal (20-5, 10-0 Pac-12) to...

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Zhao’s tiebreakers carry Cardinal past Virgnia, into national semifinals

Half of Stanford’s singles lineup has been to the NCAA quarterfinals before — and beyond. But while it was senior Kristie Ahn, sophomore Krista Hardebeck and junior Ellen Tsay that had experienced the...

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Tennis’ road to a repeat continues against North Carolina

With the win over No. 3 Virginia in its NCAA quarterfinal match on Saturday, No. 11 Stanford defeated the highest-seeded team that it will face the rest of the way in the tournament, regardless of how...

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Narrow defeat in NCAA semifinals ends run for women’s tennis

After yet another nail-biter of a match, the No. 11 Stanford women’s tennis team’s (20-3, 8-2 Pac-12) championship hopes ended after the Card fell 4-3 to No. 7 North Carolina (29-5, 12-2 ACC) in the...

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Hardebeck, Ahn lead women’s tennis in NCAA singles openers

After a disappointing end to the team portion of the NCAA Women’s Tennis Championships, No. 11 Stanford (20-3, 8-2 Pac-12) is coming back strong on the individual side after winning five of its six...

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Ahn, Zhao advance to NCAA round of 16 in both singles and doubles

Success came in bunches for senior Kristie Ahn and freshman Carol Zhao at the NCAA Women’s Tennis Championships on Thursday, with both winning their singles matches before pairing up to advance to the...

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Ahn, Zhao knocked out of NCAA Tournament

The season came to a disappointing end for the No. 11 Stanford women’s tennis team (20-3, 8-2 Pac-12) on Friday as senior Kristie Ahn and freshman Carol Zhao ended their runs in the NCAA Division I...

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Promising future ahead for women’s tennis

Although the trophy count for the No. 11-ranked Stanford women’s tennis team (20-3, 8-2 Pac-12) remains the same after this season, the school’s most decorated team is looking good for the future after...

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Carol Zhao caps fine run at the Bank of the West Classic with first WTA win

Stanford sophomore Carol Zhao picked a great time to notch her first career WTA win, as the 2014 singles All-American won her first match at the highest level of women’s tennis in a tournament on the...

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Carol Zhao captures USTA/ITA Northwest Regional Championships in all-Stanford...

In the finals of the USTA/ITA Northwest Regional Championships at the Taube Family Tennis Stadium, it was Stanford’s own sophomores Carol Zhao and Taylor Davidson who went head-to-head for the singles...

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Sophomore trio leads women’s tennis into new season

Here’s a complete listing of schools that have three players in the top 15 of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s singles rankings: Florida, Stanford. And those three players for the Cardinal —...

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Women’s tennis shines in dual season debuts

Last Thursday, the No. 8 Stanford women’s tennis team kicked off its 2015 dual season at home with a 6-1 win against No. 54 Princeton. The matchup provided Tigers coach Laura Granville her second...

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Women’s tennis faces early road test

The Stanford women’s tennis team (2-0) travels to South Bend, Indiana, this Friday, for a double-header against non-conference opponents No. 19 Notre Dame (2-1) and No. 31 Ohio State (3-0). The No. 8...

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Women’s tennis dominates play in South Bend

It could hardly have been a better weekend for the Stanford women’s tennis team (4-0), as they return to Palo Alto with wins over No. 19 Notre Dame and No. 31 Ohio State (3-1) in South Bend, Indiana....

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Challenges continue for women’s tennis against Harvard, Vanderbilt

The Stanford women’s tennis team has one more ‘tune-up’ match before facing their first truly formidable opponent at home this weekend. On Saturday, the No. 10 Cardinal will take on No. 46 Harvard at...

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Women’s tennis notches two more wins

The No. 10 Stanford women’s tennis team (6-0) emerges from the weekend with two more victories notched under its belt. The Cardinal breezed by No. 46 Harvard but faced a steeper challenge against No....

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Women’s tennis heads to Sunshine State

On the heels of another weekend sweep of ranked opponents, the No. 10 Cardinal women’s tennis team (6-0) will embark on its most difficult two-match stretch of the season when it heads to Gainesville,...

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Women’s tennis falls barely short in Gainesville showdown

The No. 10 Stanford women’s tennis team (7-1) returns home from Gainesville, Florida with mixed results versus No. 16 Duke (4-5) and No. 2 Florida (8-1). The Cardinal made quick work of the Blue Devils...

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Women’s tennis prepares to take on Bears

Two of the best women’s tennis programs in the country face off this weekend in what will be a match to remember: No. 7 Stanford and No. 8 Cal. The Cardinal enter the match with a very respectable 7-1...

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Cardinal fall in toughly-contested Battle of the Bay

The No. 7 Stanford women’s tennis team (7-2) dropped a heartbreaking 4-3 loss to No. 8 Cal (7-2) this Sunday in a non-conference match between the teams. Led by Maegan Manasse, the No. 2 player in the...

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