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Stanford women keep up hot play against Georgia Tech, cling to NCAA tournament hopes

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STANFORD – Stanford will need a deep run in this week’s ACC Tournament in order to make its 37th straight NCAA tournament, but at least it will be coming in on a hot streak. The Cardinal (16-13, 8-10) will enter the postseason Wednesday in Greensboro, N.C., having won five of six games, including Sunday’s 87-82 win over Georgia Tech at Maples Pavilion. “I think we’ve been playing really well and with a lot of confidence,” Stanford coach Kate Pay…

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In its ACC Championship debut, Stanford women’s track and field claimed five individual titles across 17 events — the most out of any other team in the conference — but still finished 24 points behind Clemson in the team title race. The Cardinal’s mid-distance and distance squad led the charge in Louisville, scoring 37 of the team’s 65 total points. Graduate student Zofia Dudek and sophomore Sophia Kennedy — the top seeds in the 5,000 meters and…

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Five in Double Figures as Stanford Edges Georgia Tech in Regular Season Finale 87-82

STANFORD, Calif. – On Senior Day at Maples Pavilion, Stanford celebrated Elena Bosgana, Brooke Demetre, and Jzaniya Harriel while closing out its regular season with a thrilling 87-82 victory over Georgia Tech. The Cardinal finished the season with an impressive 14-3 home record, going a perfect 14-0 against unranked opponents. Stanford head coach Kate Paye...

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