Card Clicks: Stanford Women Gear Up for West Virginia's Bruising D

by Scott Allen on Mar 19, 2025 7:28 AM PDT

Stanford meets West Virginia and the Mountaineers' physical brand of defense in the second round of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament today. | Mercury News

Freshman Amber Orrange brings a whole new dimension to Stanford's offensive attack. | SF Chronicle

Chiney Ogwumike says her bruised knee is "no big deal" and is good to go against the Mountaineers. | GoStanford

Colorado's loss to Baylor means there are no more teams from the West in the NCAA Men's Tournament. | Jake Curtis

The Stanford men host Illinois State in the second round of the NIT tonight. The Redbirds hit 17-of-23 3-pointers in their first-round win over Ole Miss. | SF Chronicle

Nick Amuchastegui fell to top-seeded Ed Ruth in the 174-pound finals at the NCAA Wrestling Championships. Amuchastegui ends his career as the only two-time finalist in Stanford history. | GoStanford

Led by individual champions Sam Woodward and Betsy Webb, the Stanford women's swimming and diving team finished fourth at the NCAA Championships. | GoStanford

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A few basketball things

It’s March 23 and both basketball teams are still playing. Who would have thought that at the end of last season?

Amber Orrange is really an amazing player. She has grown immensely since the first game back in November, and that’s saying a lot considering she already was really good to begin with.

It’s truly amazing that a region of the US that had St. Mary’s and Gonzaga had its final team as Colorado, a team that writers choose as 10th in the extremely weak Pac-12 in the preseason and that people were saying was a school that would add no benefit to the conference.

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by RedOscar on Mar 19, 2025 8:09 AM PDT reply actions