[Spiny_Norman]

2004-2005?

Wasn't it 2001 when Stanford won that year's lone championship in Women's Tennis on the last day of NCAA competition for the year?  Scrappy team in I remember correctly.  /Lefty

I believe that you are thinking of 2013. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/co...s/2349727/

I remember being at the Stanford Coaches event in LA the night of the 2013 tennis finals. Watched a live stream of the final match on the phone of an AD staffer. Bernard Muir (1st year AD) started the evening saying that Stanford had won 103 NCAA championships. And he concluded the evening by announcing that Stanford now had won 104 NCAA championships.

In addition to men's gymnastics, WGolf and WWP, keep an eye on the women's rowing team. #2 Stanford or #1 Texas are likely to win it all. They appear to be well above the field.

[Spiny_Norman]

2004-2005?

Wasn't it 2001 when Stanford won that year's lone championship in Women's Tennis on the last day of NCAA competition for the year?  Scrappy team in I remember correctly.  /Lefty

I believe that you are thinking of 2013. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/co...s/2349727/

I remember being at the Stanford Coaches event in LA the night of the 2013 tennis finals. Watched a live stream of the final match on the phone of an AD staffer. Bernard Muir (1st year AD) started the evening saying that Stanford had won 103 NCAA championships. And he concluded the evening by announcing that Stanford now had won 104 NCAA championships.

In addition to men's gymnastics, WGolf and WWP, keep an eye on the women's rowing team. #2 Stanford or #1 Texas are likely to win it all. They appear to be well above the field.