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
- Depth On DisplayAfter a tough opening rotation on bars, No. 25 Stanford steadied and put up a handful of season-high showings, but it wasn't enough to overtake red hot and No. 8 Cal on Sunday in the Pac-12 opener for both teams at Haas Pavilion.
- Singles Title, Doubles Runner-UpMichaela Gordon captured the Freeman Memorial Championships singles title while Sara Choy and Emma Higuchi produced a runner-up doubles finish.
- Two W's in NYCNo. 6 Stanford produced a pair of victories during its New York road swing this weekend, defeating No. 9 Cornell 8-1 and No. 8 Columbia 5-4.
- Comeback CardDown by 11 in the first half, No. 3 Stanford rallied to defeat No. 8 Oregon State 61-58 in front of a packed house in Corvallis.
- Pair of Wins in SoCalNo. 21 Stanford captured six of 10 bouts to defeat host California Baptist, 22-12, Saturday, after shutting out Life Pacfic, 53-0.
