[CTcard]

I meant the National Championship streak, which is 40.  Walker would be under 40 if she graduated in '02; Goldstein would be around 40 if he graduated in '98.

My mistake. Reading comprehension suffering today.

On the actual topic, Cardboard fave Rachel Hanson seems to be about 33.
Anne Walker (W Golf) about 36.
Greg Meehan (W Swim) about 37.
Chris Mittenberg (x country) about 35.
John Vandemoer (sailing) about 38.

[CTcard]

I meant the National Championship streak, which is 40.  Walker would be under 40 if she graduated in '02; Goldstein would be around 40 if he graduated in '98.

My mistake. Reading comprehension suffering today.

On the actual topic, Cardboard fave Rachel Hanson seems to be about 33.
Anne Walker (W Golf) about 36.
Greg Meehan (W Swim) about 37.
Chris Mittenberg (x country) about 35.
John Vandemoer (sailing) about 38.

[BigEasyCard]

Now that Stanford has finished competition in Men's Golf and Women's Rowing, the unofficial total is at 1,497.  The Cardinal still have opportunities to improve the total in Outdoor Track & Field.

Many thanks to BC for tips on formatting the table.

Geaux Cardinal!

Sport	Gender	2015	2016	Adjustment	Net 2016	Delta	Note
Soccer	Men	50	100	0	100	50	National Champs Beat Clemson 4-0.
Gymnastics	Men	90	90	0	90	0	Finished 2nd.
Cross Country	Men	90	85	0	85	-5	Finished 3rd.
Football	Men	45	85	0	85	40	Finished 3rd in Coaches Poll.
Track & Field - Indoor	Men	0	69.75	0	69.75	69.75	Tied for 8th 2016.
Tennis	Men	50	64	0	64	14	Finished 9th w loss to UCLA in round of 16.
Swimming & Diving	Men	73.5	61.5	0	61.5	-12	Finished 14th.
Fencing	Both	60	57	0	57	-3	Finished 11th.
Wrestling	Men	38.5	55	0	55	16.5	Finished 19th.
Golf	Men	53	45.5	0	45.5	-7.5	Finished 28th.
Water Polo	Men	72.5	0	0	0	-72.5	Did not make tournament.
Basketball	Men	0	0	0	0	0	Did not make tournament.
Baseball	Men	0	0	0	0	0	Will probably not make tournament.
Volleyball	Men	0	0	0	0	0	Ranked 6.  Did not make tournament.
Track & Field - Outdoor	Men	58.5	TBD	0	0	TBD	5/23/16 ranked 14.
		--------	--------	--------	--------	--------
	Subtotal	681	712.75	0	712.75	90.25
		--------	--------	--------	--------	--------
Tennis	Women	73	100	0	100	27	National Champs -- Beat OK State 4-3.
Swimming & Diving	Women	85	90	0	90	5	Finished second to Georgia.
Golf	Women	100	90	0	90	-10	Washington beats Stanford 3-2 for title.
Water Polo	Women	100	90	0	90	-10	USC beats Stanford 8-7 in final.
Rowing	Women	72	80	0	80	8	Finished 4th.
Soccer	Women	83	73	0	73	-10	Finished 5th.
Basketball	Women	64	73	0	73	9	Finished 5th, lost to Washington in Elite 8.
Gymnastics	Women	75	68.25	0	68.25	-6.75	Finished tied 7th.
Cross Country	Women	61.5	61.5	0	61.5	0	Finished 14th.
Track & Field - Indoor	Women	70.5	58.5	0	58.5	-12	Finished 16th.
Lacrosse	Women	25	53	53	0	28	Finished 9th w loss to USC in round of 16.
Volleyball	Women	83	50	50	0	-33	Finished 17th.
Field Hockey	Women	60	25	25	0	-35	Finished 9th.
Beach Volleyball	Women	0	0	0	0	0	Did not make tournament.  USC first NCAA champion.
Softball	Women	0	0	0	0	0	Did not make tournament.
Track & Field - Outdoor	Women	61	TBD	0	0	TBD	5/23/16 ranked 7.
		--------	--------	--------	--------	--------
	Subtotal	1013	912.25	128	784.25	-39.75
		--------	--------	--------	--------	--------
	Grand Total	1694	1625	128	1497	50.5
		========	========	========	========	========

[BigEasyCard]

Now that Stanford has finished competition in Men's Golf and Women's Rowing, the unofficial total is at 1,497.  The Cardinal still have opportunities to improve the total in Outdoor Track & Field.

Many thanks to BC for tips on formatting the table.

Geaux Cardinal!

Sport	Gender	2015	2016	Adjustment	Net 2016	Delta	Note
Soccer	Men	50	100	0	100	50	National Champs Beat Clemson 4-0.
Gymnastics	Men	90	90	0	90	0	Finished 2nd.
Cross Country	Men	90	85	0	85	-5	Finished 3rd.
Football	Men	45	85	0	85	40	Finished 3rd in Coaches Poll.
Track & Field - Indoor	Men	0	69.75	0	69.75	69.75	Tied for 8th 2016.
Tennis	Men	50	64	0	64	14	Finished 9th w loss to UCLA in round of 16.
Swimming & Diving	Men	73.5	61.5	0	61.5	-12	Finished 14th.
Fencing	Both	60	57	0	57	-3	Finished 11th.
Wrestling	Men	38.5	55	0	55	16.5	Finished 19th.
Golf	Men	53	45.5	0	45.5	-7.5	Finished 28th.
Water Polo	Men	72.5	0	0	0	-72.5	Did not make tournament.
Basketball	Men	0	0	0	0	0	Did not make tournament.
Baseball	Men	0	0	0	0	0	Will probably not make tournament.
Volleyball	Men	0	0	0	0	0	Ranked 6.  Did not make tournament.
Track & Field - Outdoor	Men	58.5	TBD	0	0	TBD	5/23/16 ranked 14.
		--------	--------	--------	--------	--------
	Subtotal	681	712.75	0	712.75	90.25
		--------	--------	--------	--------	--------
Tennis	Women	73	100	0	100	27	National Champs -- Beat OK State 4-3.
Swimming & Diving	Women	85	90	0	90	5	Finished second to Georgia.
Golf	Women	100	90	0	90	-10	Washington beats Stanford 3-2 for title.
Water Polo	Women	100	90	0	90	-10	USC beats Stanford 8-7 in final.
Rowing	Women	72	80	0	80	8	Finished 4th.
Soccer	Women	83	73	0	73	-10	Finished 5th.
Basketball	Women	64	73	0	73	9	Finished 5th, lost to Washington in Elite 8.
Gymnastics	Women	75	68.25	0	68.25	-6.75	Finished tied 7th.
Cross Country	Women	61.5	61.5	0	61.5	0	Finished 14th.
Track & Field - Indoor	Women	70.5	58.5	0	58.5	-12	Finished 16th.
Lacrosse	Women	25	53	53	0	28	Finished 9th w loss to USC in round of 16.
Volleyball	Women	83	50	50	0	-33	Finished 17th.
Field Hockey	Women	60	25	25	0	-35	Finished 9th.
Beach Volleyball	Women	0	0	0	0	0	Did not make tournament.  USC first NCAA champion.
Softball	Women	0	0	0	0	0	Did not make tournament.
Track & Field - Outdoor	Women	61	TBD	0	0	TBD	5/23/16 ranked 7.
		--------	--------	--------	--------	--------
	Subtotal	1013	912.25	128	784.25	-39.75
		--------	--------	--------	--------	--------
	Grand Total	1694	1625	128	1497	50.5
		========	========	========	========	========

[2006alum]

Dang, thanks BigEasy! This was incredibly thorough. Glad to see our men are on an upward trajectory. Go Card!

[2006alum]

Dang, thanks BigEasy! This was incredibly thorough. Glad to see our men are on an upward trajectory. Go Card!

[BostonCard]

I see we are back to owning second place; 4 second place finishes this year.

BC

[BostonCard]

I see we are back to owning second place; 4 second place finishes this year.

BC

[BigEasyCard]

I see we are back to owning second place; 4 second place finishes this year.

BC

On the women's side, all three were close:

1. In Water Polo, the team scored twice in the last two minutes to tie USC, only to lose 8-7 on a goal with six seconds remaining.
2. In Golf, two matches went to extra holes and Washington won when a long Stanford putt barely missed.
3. In Swimming and Diving, a disqualification of a Cardinal swimmer for leaving early in a relay gave Georgia the margin of victory.

At this level of competition, a seemingly small detail can matter significantly.

I haven't analyzed the numbers, but it seems that in many cases, our rival in a given championship tournament is another Pac-12 school.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

I see we are back to owning second place; 4 second place finishes this year.

BC

On the women's side, all three were close:

1. In Water Polo, the team scored twice in the last two minutes to tie USC, only to lose 8-7 on a goal with six seconds remaining.
2. In Golf, two matches went to extra holes and Washington won when a long Stanford putt barely missed.
3. In Swimming and Diving, a disqualification of a Cardinal swimmer for leaving early in a relay gave Georgia the margin of victory.

At this level of competition, a seemingly small detail can matter significantly.

I haven't analyzed the numbers, but it seems that in many cases, our rival in a given championship tournament is another Pac-12 school.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BobK]

Fantastic BigEasy.  This is great. 

As for women's swimming if we just just finished last we win the National Championship.  Too bad it wasn't the last event not the first.

[BobK]

Fantastic BigEasy.  This is great. 

As for women's swimming if we just just finished last we win the National Championship.  Too bad it wasn't the last event not the first.

[BobK]

Mens T&F should push us over 1500

[BobK]

Mens T&F should push us over 1500

[2006alum]

I think they may have failed to subtract our overage sports, but as of now, we're listed as having scored 1579.50 points as of the June 2 Cupdate. 300 and change ahead of Ohio State, who's in second.

[2006alum]

I think they may have failed to subtract our overage sports, but as of now, we're listed as having scored 1579.50 points as of the June 2 Cupdate. 300 and change ahead of Ohio State, who's in second.

[BigEasyCard]

I think they may have failed to subtract our overage sports, but as of now, we're listed as having scored 1579.50 points as of the June 2 Cupdate. 300 and change ahead of Ohio State, who's in second.

You are correct 2006alum. 

Before any deductions, I show a total of 1625 which includes 45.5 for Men's Golf.  The June 2 Cup standings don't yet include Men's Golf.

Does anyone have insight into how close Ohio State really is to us and their remaining scoring opportunities?  Will this be more like UCLA last year or Florida the year before?

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

I think they may have failed to subtract our overage sports, but as of now, we're listed as having scored 1579.50 points as of the June 2 Cupdate. 300 and change ahead of Ohio State, who's in second.

You are correct 2006alum. 

Before any deductions, I show a total of 1625 which includes 45.5 for Men's Golf.  The June 2 Cup standings don't yet include Men's Golf.

Does anyone have insight into how close Ohio State really is to us and their remaining scoring opportunities?  Will this be more like UCLA last year or Florida the year before?

Geaux Cardinal!

[Farm93]

Stanford is set to finish around 1,500 or so.

Only 5 sports left to count, so any program under 1,000 is not even a worry.  That leaves 4 schools.
Ohio State - good at baseball not in the national title picture for the others.
Michigan - good at softball, not in the national title picture for the others.
USC - finished third in golf, not really in the national title picture for the others.
North Carolina - not in the national title picture for any of the five sports.

I am confident others could create maximum possible point totals, but no other program will break into the 1400 range.

Beach Volleyball is a future worry as it gives UCLA and USC point scoring chances when Stanford is already hitting the 10 sport ceiling in women's sports.  Thankfully USC was too far back for that to make a difference this year.

[Farm93]

Stanford is set to finish around 1,500 or so.

Only 5 sports left to count, so any program under 1,000 is not even a worry.  That leaves 4 schools.
Ohio State - good at baseball not in the national title picture for the others.
Michigan - good at softball, not in the national title picture for the others.
USC - finished third in golf, not really in the national title picture for the others.
North Carolina - not in the national title picture for any of the five sports.

I am confident others could create maximum possible point totals, but no other program will break into the 1400 range.

Beach Volleyball is a future worry as it gives UCLA and USC point scoring chances when Stanford is already hitting the 10 sport ceiling in women's sports.  Thankfully USC was too far back for that to make a difference this year.

[fullmetal]

One question--is it still just the 10 highest-scoring teams from each of the men's side and women's sports that gets counted?

[fullmetal]

One question--is it still just the 10 highest-scoring teams from each of the men's side and women's sports that gets counted?

[Farm93]

One question--is it still just the 10 highest-scoring teams from each of the men's side and women's sports that gets counted?

Yes -
Stanford has always been helped by fielding 20+ top 10 teams each year.  Occasionally other programs have produced better results for their 5 to 10 best tallies, but then fall short of Stanford's total because they simply do not have 20 results.  Going forward beach volleyball should help USC in the Cup tallies even if Stanford becomes a top 10 program in the sport.

[Farm93]

One question--is it still just the 10 highest-scoring teams from each of the men's side and women's sports that gets counted?

Yes -
Stanford has always been helped by fielding 20+ top 10 teams each year.  Occasionally other programs have produced better results for their 5 to 10 best tallies, but then fall short of Stanford's total because they simply do not have 20 results.  Going forward beach volleyball should help USC in the Cup tallies even if Stanford becomes a top 10 program in the sport.

[fullmetal]

U$C's rowing total should be higher next year when all their foreign Rio Olympians come back (if they come back).

[fullmetal]

U$C's rowing total should be higher next year when all their foreign Rio Olympians come back (if they come back).

[BigEasyCard]

With the Cardinal Men finishing tied with Michigan for 13th in Outdoor Track and Field, they earn about 62.25 Cup points.  These replace Golf's 45.5 points, making the new unofficial total 1,513.75.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

With the Cardinal Men finishing tied with Michigan for 13th in Outdoor Track and Field, they earn about 62.25 Cup points.  These replace Golf's 45.5 points, making the new unofficial total 1,513.75.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BobK]

Thx Big easy.  I'll post the women's tonight. 

[BobK]

Thx Big easy.  I'll post the women's tonight. 

[BigEasyCard]

With the Cardinal Women finishing tied with Kansas State for 7th in Outdoor Track and Field, they earn about 70.5 Cup points.  These replace Indoor T&F's 58.5 points, making the new unofficial total 1,525.75.

Next official standings will be released on Tuesday June 14.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BigEasyCard]

With the Cardinal Women finishing tied with Kansas State for 7th in Outdoor Track and Field, they earn about 70.5 Cup points.  These replace Indoor T&F's 58.5 points, making the new unofficial total 1,525.75.

Next official standings will be released on Tuesday June 14.

Geaux Cardinal!

[BostonCard]

http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/nacd...ndings.pdf

The official total is 1526.50.  Don't know what the discrepancy is between the official tally and BigEasyCard's math, but considering our lead over second place tOSU is 223 points, I don't think that one point will make much of a difference.  Only baseball remains before the final standings, and, of course, our lead over the second place team is more than 100 points, so we have easily clinched our twenty-second consecutive cup.

#HomeOfChampions

BC

[BostonCard]

http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/nacd...ndings.pdf

The official total is 1526.50.  Don't know what the discrepancy is between the official tally and BigEasyCard's math, but considering our lead over second place tOSU is 223 points, I don't think that one point will make much of a difference.  Only baseball remains before the final standings, and, of course, our lead over the second place team is more than 100 points, so we have easily clinched our twenty-second consecutive cup.

#HomeOfChampions

BC

[BobK]

Not only did we win the Cup we got it last week. 

[BobK]

Not only did we win the Cup we got it last week. 

[BostonCard]

Haven't we had it for the last 21 years?

BC

[BostonCard]

Haven't we had it for the last 21 years?

BC

[fullmetal]

New Cup every year.  But you'd think NACDA would wise up, cut costs, and just start sending us labels for each year :)

[fullmetal]

New Cup every year.  But you'd think NACDA would wise up, cut costs, and just start sending us labels for each year :)