from the Palo Alto Weekly and the Palo Alto Online staff
Blandino goes deep twice in Cardinal win
Stanford roundup
Palo Alto resident Alex Blandino hit two home runs, Dean McArdle went six scoreless innings and the Stanford baseball team beat visiting Pacific, 11-2, in a nonconference game on Tuesday night.
(Tuesday, 8:38 PM)
 Stanford soccer grads finding new homes in pro leagues
For years, Stanford grad Emilee O'Neil had no plans to play competitive soccer again, which makes the recent turn of events all the more surprising. O'Neil, the former Emilee Shim, is a rookie. Make that a 30-year-old rookie for Portland Thorns FC of the National Women's Soccer League, a first-year eight-team professional circuit that began play in April. (Tuesday, 2:36 PM)
 2013 CCS track and field leaders
Boys' 400 relay -- Bellarmine 42.00, St Francis 42.00, Palo Alto 42.31, Santa Cruz 42.84, Piedmont Hills 43.14, Aragon 43.16, Palma 43.19, Wilcox 43.21, Menlo-Atherton 43.23, Los Altos 43.23. (Tuesday, 2:24 PM)
 Highs and lows at CCS track and field semifinals
Gunn High coach PattiSue Plumer probably said it best following a roller coaster day for local athletes at the Central Coast Section track and field semifinals on Saturday at Gilroy High. (Monday, 10:36 AM)
 Hardebeck, Stanford will play for the NCAA tennis title
Stanford roundup
It was, without adding much hyperbole, one of the greatest comebacks in Stanford and NCAA women's tennis tournament history. Freshman Krista Hardebeck, down a set and facing match point at 1-5 in the second, came all the way back to win and send the No. 12 Cardinal into the national championship match. (Monday, 10:09 PM)
 Menlo's Buchanan, SHP's Knox qualify for the state finals
Menlo School senior Andrew Buchanan and Sacred Heart Prep junior Bradley Knox have extended their prep seasons to the fullest following Monday's NCGA/CIF Boys Golf Championships at Diablo Grand Resort in Patterson. (Monday, 4:22 PM)
 Stanford women tee it up at the NCAA Championships
The nationally No. 10-ranked Stanford women's golf team put together a string of three straight tournament titles this spring. The Cardinal, however, can top that by winning one more. (Monday, 3:10 PM)
 Stanford completes baseball sweep over California
Sunday's Cardinal corner
The Stanford baseball team took care of some much-needed business over the weekend, completing a Pac-12 sweep of host California to get itself back over the .500 mark in conference play.
(Sunday, 6:37 PM)
• Cardinal scores another upset to reach the semifinals (Sunday, 5:36 PM)
• Palo Alto, Menlo School survive but SHP doesn't (Monday, 9:47 AM)
• Cardinal golfers falter on the final day of regional play (Monday, 9:48 AM)
• Tsay leads Stanford to a stunning upset over USC (Friday, 7:27 PM)
• Stanford takes series opener from Cal (Saturday, 12:25 AM)
• M-A hires a new girls' water polo coach (Friday, 12:09 PM)
• Dillon hopes to wrap up career with NCAA wins (Thursday, 3:29 PM)
• Palo Alto, Menlo School, SHP head into the quarterfinals (Friday, 10:17 AM)
• Plenty of motivation to chase CCS berths at track semis (Thursday, 5:03 PM)
• Stanford softball all set to open NCAA regional action (Thursday, 3:43 PM)
• Stanford softball players earn All-West Region honors (Thursday, 11:40 AM)
• Paly, Menlo and SHP all win CCS baseball openers (Thursday, 8:49 AM)
• Ipsen earns diving berth in World Championships (Wednesday, 4:53 PM)
• Ryan Hall makes his debut in the 103rd Bay to Breakers (Wednesday, 10:59 AM)
• Bay Area Senior Games wrap up this weekend (Wednesday, 10:01 AM)
• Stanford baseball drops its sixth straight, 3-0 to SCU (Wednesday, 8:42 AM)
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