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Stanford juniors Makenzie Fischer (women’s water polo) and Kathryn Plummer (women’s volleyball) shared the Al Masters Award at the annual Stanford Athletics Board Awards ceremony, highlighting the Cardinal’s success during the 2018-19 campaign.
This year, 22 varsity programs were represented during the ceremony while 40 student-athletes walked away with awards.
Stanford’s six NCAA championships in 2018-19 tied its own record set in 1996-97 for the most by one school in a season. The Cardinal has won at least one NCAA championship during each of the last 43 years, dating back to the 1976-77 campaign. In total, Stanford varsity teams have won 123 NCAA championships (66 men, 57 women) and 149 national titles overall.
The complete list of award winners in order of presentation:
Pac-12 Tom Hansen Conference Medal
Ella Eastin, women’s swimming
Harrison Williams, men’s track and field
NCAA Elite 90 Award
Michaela Keefe, women’s volleyball
Blake Parrish, men’s water polo
Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Tami Alade, women’s volleyball
Matt Anderson, men’s swimming
Elise Cranny, women’s cross country
Ella Eastin, women’s swimming
Grant Fisher, men’s cross country
Paul Fox, wrestling
Sameer Kumar, men’s tennis
Carolyn Lee, softball
Adam Mosharrafa, men’s soccer
Alanna Smith, women’s basketball
Harrison Williams, men’s track and field
Michelle Xiao, women’s soccer
NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
Tami Alade, women’s volleyball
Blake Parrish, men’s water polo
Carly Weber-Levine, fencing
Kim Williams, women’s swimming
Michelle Xiao, women’s soccer
Thomas W. Ford Award
Women’s volleyball
Sherry Posthumus Club Sports Team of the Year
Equestrian
Shirley Schoof Club Sports Athlete of the Year
Vincent Busque, swimming
Sarah Dobbins, horse polo
Arthur F. Dauer Memorial Sports Performance Award
Jaye Boissiere, women’s soccer
Haydn Maley, wrestling
Bob Murphy Award
Andrew Daschbach, baseball
Conference Athlete of the Year
Michaela Gordon, women’s tennis
Maverick Handley, baseball
Nathan Traxler, wrestling
Albane Valenzuela, women’s golf
Noah Vigran, men’s diving
Block S Outstanding Freshman
Paulson Adebo, football
Brody Malone, men’s gymnastics
Ryann Neushul, women’s water polo
Taylor Ruck, women’s swimming
Block S Outstanding Sophomore
Aria Fischer, women’s water polo
Brooke Forde, women’s swimming
Ben Hallock, men’s water polo
Catarina Macario, women’s soccer
Block S Outstanding Junior
JJ Arcega-Whiteside, football
Tanner Beason, men’s soccer
Jenna Gray, women’s volleyball/track and field
Morgan Hentz, women’s volleyball/beach volleyball
Andrea Lee, women’s golf
Block S Honors for Women
Carly Weber-Levine, fencing
Block S Honors for Men
Michael Genender, tennis
Dick and Anne Gould Captain’s Award
Alana Cook, women’s soccer
Alameen Murphy, football
Ryan Sheppard, gymnastics
Jake Gimbel Award
Isaiah Salinda, men’s golf
Pam Strathairn Award
Jordan DiBiasi, women’s soccer
Caroline Lampl, women’s tennis
Spirit of Stanford Award
Matt Anderson, men’s swimming
Carolyn Lee, softball
Biff Hoffman Award
Grant Fisher, men’s cross country/track and field
Harrison Williams, men’s track and field
Stanford Athletics Board Award
Ella Eastin, women’s swimming
Mackenzie Little, women’s track and field
Alanna Smith, women’s basketball
Donald Kennedy Award
Tami Alade, women’s volleyball
Rachel Reichenbach, women’s track and field
Al Masters Award
Makenzie Fischer, women’s water polo
Kathryn Plummer, women’s volleyball
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By Palo Alto Online Sports/Stanford Athletics
By Palo Alto Online Sports/Stanford Athletics
By Palo Alto Online Sports/Stanford Athletics