Mission Statement
The mission of the Stanford Sports Performance department is to strengthen student-athletes’ pursuit of championship goals and high achievement throughout their life with a program aimed at enhancing athletic performance, reducing the incidence of injury, and developing mental discipline.
Core Values:
- Collaboration
- Process-oriented
- Safety
- Accountability
- Competition
Athletics Headlines
- Stanford Announces Plans for Nov. 2 Civic Engagement DayStanford Athletics announces participation plans for the upcoming Nov. 2 day of civic engagement, with Cardinal athletic programs aiming for full participation in the #AllVoteNoPlay Playbook.
- Cardinal Battles Bruins to a DrawStanford settles for a 1-1 draw with UCLA after the pitch is deemed unsafe to continue playing in overtime.
- Fun in the RainMaya Doms collected a brace, while Belle Briede added a goal and an assist to guide No. 14 Stanford to a 4-0 shutout over Arizona on a rain-soaked Sunday afternoon from Cagan Stadium.
- Second-Half SurgeNo. 4 Stanford overcame a slow start, and a heavy rain, on Sunday afternoon, surging past No. 14 UC Irvine in the second half, 17-7.
- Setback in SeattleIn a battle of top 15 teams, No. 10 Washington swept No. 15 Stanford, 25-22, 25-23, 25-17, Sunday, at Alaska Airlines Arena.
