from the Palo Alto Weekly and the Palo Alto Online staff
 Cardinal men complete volleyball sweep of BYU
Saturday's Stanford roundup
Women win twice in water polo
Brad Lawson had eight of his match-high 14 kills in a marathon first set that set the tone for Stanford's 35-33, 25-23, 25-22 victory over BYU on Saturday that enabled the No. 7 Cardinal to complete a weekend sweep of the nation's No. 1-ranked men's volleyball team. (Saturday, 10:42 PM)
 Paly grad Lin scores NBA career-high 25 points
Jeremy Lin couldn't find much playing time with the NBA's Golden State Warriors. He didn't stay very long with the Houston Rockets. But now, at least for one night, fans of the New York Knicks love the Palo Alto High grad. (Saturday, 10:03 PM)
 Tinkle out to help Stanford hoops achieve a higher level
Joslyn Tinkle had a career-high 22 points and matched her career best with 11 rebounds, leading five starters in double figures in the Cardinal's 17th win in a row,a 91-51 Pac-12 decision over host Arizona on Saturday. The Cardinal has won the past 21 meetings with Arizona, 39 in a row in the month of February, and 68 straight against conference opponents.
(Saturday, 9:32 PM)
Paly victory forces a three-way tie for first place
Friday's girls' basketball
Only two days after falling out of a first-place tie in a 10-point loss to Gunn, the Palo Alto girls' basketball team moved back into a three-way tie for the top spot in the SCVAL De Anza Division with a thrilling 47-46 victory over visiting Wilcox on Friday night. (Saturday, 10:45 AM)
Pinewood moves closer to winning WBAL title
Friday's boys basketball
Senior center Solomone Wolfgramm led all scorers with 22 points and hit the game-winning shot to lead Pinewood to a 72-71 West Bay Athletic League boys' basketball win over host Sacred Heart Prep Friday night. (Saturday, 8:40 AM)
Cardinal volleyball 'Cook' top-ranked BYU
Saturday's Stanford roundup
Brian Cook recorded 20 kills, Brad Lawson added 15 and the seventh-ranked Stanford men's volleyball team went on the road to upset top-ranked BYU, 25-20, 20-25, 25-20, 25-17, in a Mountain Pacific Sports Federation match Friday night.
(Friday, 9:52 PM)
 Menlo School girls widen lead in WBAL soccer race
Thursday's prep roundup
The Menlo School girls' soccer team opened up a five-point lead in the West Bay Athletic League (Foothill Division) with a very big 1-0 victory over visiting Priory on Thursday. The Knights improved to 8-1 in league for 24 points and 10-4-2 overall while the Panthers fell to 6-2 (18 points) and 9-4-2 overall. (Friday, 8:56 AM)
 Bright, Randle pace Cardinal to win over ASU
College men's basketball
Aaron Bright found his range, Chasson Randle found his groove and the Stanford men's basketball team overcame a sluggish start to beat visiting Arizona State, 68-44, in a Pac-12 Conference contest Thursday night. (Thursday, 10:22 PM)
• Stanford women hoops reach a perfect 10 in Pac-12 (Thursday, 8:27 PM)
• Ubogagu headed for Spain with national team (Thursday, 8:46 PM)
• Stanford men hope to splash past USC this weekend (Thursday, 4:18 PM)
• Stanford men hoping to serve up winners (Thursday, 3:42 PM)
• M-A boys stay unbeaten despite suffering tie (Thursday, 10:07 AM)
• Services planned for Foothill coach Boyett (Thursday, 4:08 PM)
• Gunn girls shoot down rival Palo Alto, 52-42 (Thursday, 9:29 AM)
• Barry Sanders gives Stanford football fans a rush (Wednesday, 6:12 PM)
• Another strong recruiting class for Stanford's NCAA soccer champions (Wednesday, 4:29 PM)
• Cardinal men's water polo gets nation's No. 1 recruit (Wednesday, 7:05 PM)
• Pinewood, SHP all set for their showdown (Wednesday, 10:12 AM)
• Pinewood-Eastside Prep domination in WBAL is over (Wednesday, 9:50 AM)
• Menlo finds itself in unusual position this late in WBAL race (Wednesday, 9:13 AM)
• Cardinal looking to court another national title (Tuesday, 8:05 PM)
• Stanford in Hawaii to tee things up for the spring (Tuesday, 7:22 PM)
• Stanford men's hoop recruit is tearing it up (Tuesday, 4:40 PM)
• Stanford women set to host water polo invitational after earning MPSF honor (Tuesday, 12:38 PM)
• SHP boys maintain lead in WBAL soccer race (Tuesday, 9:31 AM)
• Foothill College football coach Doug Boyett passes away (Monday, 12:42 PM)
• Three's a charm for Stanford's Chiney Ogwumike (Monday, 4:48 PM)
• Jordan 8th grade boys finish 12-1 after winning playoff title (Monday, 3:30 PM)
• WBAL, De Anza Division races suddenly are tight (Monday, 9:38 AM)
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