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Andrej Stojakovic explains decision to leave Stanford, chooses Cal over Kentucky & North Carolina
CARMICHAEL, Calif. (KTXL) – Sacramento native Andrej Stojakovic, who was a McDonald’s All-American at Jesuit High School in Carmichael, talks to FOX40’s Sean Cunningham about his decision to leave Stanford after one season to transfer to play at Cal, why he chose the Golden Bears over the Kentucky Wildcats and North Carolina Tar Heels, reflects […]
Stanford softball hopes popularity of sport rises amid massive ratings jump across women's sports
SAN FRANCISCO - Women's sports have skyrocketed in popularity in the last year. Just last month, the women's NCAA college basketball tournament smashed previous TV viewership records. Now, Stanford's softball team hopes to carry on that torch. Jessica Allister, who has been Stanford's head coach for the last six years,...
Inside the fast-paced world of Peninsula Roller Derby
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Rollins Road is a mostly industrial thruway that runs parallel to Highway 101, best known for the always bustling In-N-Out that sits at the Millbrae Avenue intersection. Just a few doors down is the Burlingamer, a facility currently owned by the Burlingame Soccer Club. While it is typically used for indoor youth soccer practice, on Thursday and Sunday nights the space is filled with the sounds of adults laughing, roller skating and occasionally knocking into each other.
Oregon SB: Ariel Carlson makes history despite series loss to Stanford
STANFORD, Calif.-- Oregon softball outfielder Ariel Carlson is now one-of-one in the Oregon record books. Despite a 3-1 series loss to No. 6 Stanford on Saturday, Carlson become the first Duck in program-history to record 15 home runs and 15 stolen bases in a single season. The crowning moment came...
Softball Recap: Jasmine Cruz leads Mt. Eden to victory over San Leandro
Mt. Eden won the last time they faced San Leandro, and things went their way on Friday too. The Mt. Eden Monarchs came out on top in a nail-biter against the San Leandro Pirates and snuck past 9-7. The win made it back-to-back victories for Mt. Eden. Jasmine Cruz was...
Offensive onslaught: Cal loses 2 of 3 to Stanford’s bats, prepares to face USC in crucial series
“Coach Mike (Neu) says, ‘A lot of tremendous wins come with a lot of adversity,’ ” said freshman second baseman Jarren Advincula. Referring to the Bears’ win in the third game against Stanford, Advincula went four for four at the plate to help the Cal baseball team avoid being swept by its Bay Area rival.
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