Improbable as it sounds, U.S. Olympian Sammy Smith is a Stanford student, soccer star and cross-country skiing Olympian, all ...

No. 14 Stanford women’s soccer team (12-4-1, 5-4-1 ACC) will enter the 43rd Division I NCAA women’s tournament as the No. 3 seed. The field of 64 was set Monday at the NCAA Selection Show, and ...

After Stanford's run to the national title game, Smith had one shot to make the U.S. Olympic cross-country skiing team. And she made it.

Sophomore Sammy Smith advanced to the quarterfinal of the sprint classic in Milan, just two months after the end of her varsity soccer season at Stanford.

Following a Stanford soccer season in which she played in every game as a defender, Sammy Smith qualified for the U.S. cross ...

Stanford women’s soccer is climbing up the rankings, just a week into the season. Per the official NCAA rankings, the Cardinal opened up the season at number seven in the country. The six above were: ...

Stanford soccer will be back in just a few months. After a solid showing last season where the men's program finished with nine wins, five losses, and six draws, the Cardinal are ready for a strong ...

Halfcourt heaves aren’t unheard of in basketball. Hail Mary passes even work out every once in a while in football. But what you’ll hardly ever see is a soccer player pull up from past midfield to try ...

Stanford men’s soccer has been on a roll this season. After an amazing start, filled with dominant performances over inferior opponents and close character-building victories over top ranked teams, ...

Stanford and the family of former women’s soccer goalkeeper and two-time team captain Katie Meyer have settled a wrongful death lawsuit in relation to Meyer’s death by suicide in 2022. The sides ...

The life and death of Katie Meyer, the Stanford soccer player who died by suicide at age 22 in 2022, is the subject of a new ESPN E60 episode titled Save: The Katie Meyer Story. An exclusive look at ...

Stanford says it has resolved a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the parents of former Stanford soccer star Katie Meyer.