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2025 NCAA DII outdoor track and field championship: Selection info, schedule

Share The 2025 Division II outdoor track and field championships are from May 22-24, 2025 at the CSU Pueblo ThunderBowl in Pueblo, Colorado. Here’s everything you need to know. DII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships selections Selections for the 2025 DII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships will be revealed on […]

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The 2025 Division II outdoor track and field championships are from May 22-24, 2025 at the CSU Pueblo ThunderBowl in Pueblo, Colorado. Here’s everything you need to know.

DII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships selections

Selections for the 2025 DII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships will be revealed on Tuesday, May 13 by 6 p.m. ET via a press release on NCAA.com. Qualifying marks from Thursday, Feb. 20, to Sunday, May 11, will be considered.

DII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships schedule

The 2025 DII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships are from Thursday, May 22, to Saturday, May 24.

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DII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships history

In 2024, Pittsburg State three-peated as men’s champions and won the women’s title, sweeping then outdoor championships. See complete histories before this year’s championships below.

Men’s Championship History

Year	School	Coach	Score	Runner-Up	score	Site
2024	Pittsburg State	Kyle Rutledge	78	West Texas A&M	64	Emporia, KS
2023	Pittsburg State	Kyle Rutledge	62	West Texas A&M	47	Pueblo, CO
2022	Pittsburg State	Kyle Rutledge	70	West Texas A&M	61	Allendale, MI
2021	Grand Valley State	Jerry Baltes	76	West Texas A&M	55	Allendale, MI
2020	Canceled by COVID-19	—	—	—	—	—
2019	Ashland	Jud Logan	54	Angelo State	53	Kingsville, TX
2018	Texas A&M-Kingsville	Ryan Dall	65	Ashland	51	Charlotte, N.C.
2017	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	58	Lincoln (MO)	52	Bradenton, Florida
2016	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	85	TAMU-Kingsville/Tiffin	36	Bradenton, Florida
2015	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	53	Findlay	50	Grand Valley State
2014	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	112	Adams State		Grand Valley State
2013	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	105	Ashland	57	Colorado State-Pueblo
2012	Adams State	Damon Martin	77	Lincoln (Mo.)	73	Colorado State-Pueblo
2011	Abilene Christian	Roosevelt Lofton	68	Adams State	55	Cal State Stanislaus
2010	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	82	Abilene Christian	62	Johnson C. Smith
2009	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	94	Abilene Christian	86	Angelo State
2008	Abilene Christian	Don D. Hood	108 1/2	St. Augustine’s	102	Cal Poly Pomona
2007	Abilene Christian	Don D. Hood	105 1/2	St. Augustine’s	73	Johnson C. Smith
2006	Abilene Christian	Don D. Hood	80	St. Augustine’s		Emporia State
2005	Abilene Christian	Jon Murray	109	Adams State	84	Abilene Christian
2004	Abilene Christian	Jon Murray	75	St. Augustine’s	74	Cal Poly Pomona
2003	Abilene Christian	Jon Murray	102	St. Augustine’s	69	SIU Edwardsville
2002	Abilene Christian	Jon Murray	91	St. Augustine’s		Angelo State
2001	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	80	Abilene Christian		SIU Edwardsville
2000	Abilene Christian	Jon Murray	115	St. Augustine’s		St. Augustine’s
1999	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	93	St. Augustine’s		Emporia State
1998	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	97	Abilene Christian		SIU Edwardsville
1997	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	151	Angelo State		SIU Edwardsville
1996	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	149	St. Augustine’s		UC Riverside
1995	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	140 1/2	Abilene Christian		Emporia State
1994	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	118	Abilene Christian		St. Augustine’s
1993	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	116	Abilene Christian		Abilene Christian
1992	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	95	Abilene Christian		Angelo State
1991	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	120	Angelo State		Angelo State
1990	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	111	Cal State Northridge		Hampton
1989	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	107 1/2	Angelo State		Hampton
1988	Abilene Christian	Don Hood	112	St. Augustine’s		Angelo State
1987	Abilene Christian	Don Hood	127	Southeastern Missouri State		Southeast Missouri State
1986	Abilene Christian	Don Hood	142	Southeastern Missouri State		Cal State Los Angeles
1985	Abilene Christian	Don Hood	170 1/2	Texas A&M-Commerce		Cal State Los Angeles
1984	Abilene Christian	Don Hood	246	Angelo State		Southeast Missouri State
1983	Abilene Christian	Don Hood	169 1/2	Angelo State		Southeast Missouri State
1982	Abilene Christian	Don Hood	121	Cal Poly		Sacramento State
1981	Cal Poly	Steve Miller	92	Southern Connecticut State		Western Illinois
1980	Cal Poly	Steve Miller	53	Cal State. Los Angeles		Cal Poly Pomona
1979	Cal Poly	Steve Miller	95	Cal State Northridge		Western Illinois
1978	Cal State Los Angeles	Walt Williamson	70	Cal Poly		Western Illinois
1977	Cal State East Bay	Jim Santos	66	UC Irvine		North Dakota State
1976	UC Irvine	Len Miller	56	Eastern Illinois		Slippery Rock
1975	Cal State Northridge	Clif Abel	57	Southeastern Louisiana		Sacramento State
1974	Eastern Illinois, Norfolk State	Maynard O’Brien, William Price	51			Eastern Illinois
1973	Norfolk State	William Price	54	Lincoln (Mo.)		Wabash
1972	Eastern Michigan	Bob Parks	93	Norfolk State		Ashland
1971	Kentucky State	Ken Gibson	42	Cal Poly		Sacramento State
1970	Cal Poly	Dick Purcell	49	C.W. Post		Macalester
1969	Cal Poly	Dick Purcell	76	Occidental		Ashland
1968	Cal Poly	Dick Purcell	62	UC Santa Barbara		Cal State East Bay
1967	Long Beach State	Jack Rose	77	UC Santa Barbara		Weber State
1966	San Diego State	Choc Sportsman	67	Long Beach State	56	Chicago
1965	San Diego State	Richard Wells	67	Luther	46	Long Beach State
1964	Frenso State	Cornelius Warmerdam	87	Long Beach State		Fresno State
1963	Maryland-Eastern Shore	Clifton Anderson	98	Fresno State		Chicago

Women’s Championship History

Year	Champion	Coach	Score	Runner-Up	score	Site
2024	Pittsburg State	Kyle Rutledge	100	Adams State	72	Emporia, KS
2023	Azusa Pacific	Jack Hoyt	66	Minnesota State	57	Pueblo, CO
2022	West Texas A&M	Matt Stewart	77	Grand Valley State	64	Allendale, MI
2021	Azusa Pacific	Jack Hoyt	81	Grand Valley State	77	Allendale, MI
2020	Canceled by COVID-19	—	—	—	—	—
2019	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	64	Adams State	54	Kingsville, TX
2018	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	60	St. Augustine’s	48.5	Charlotte, N.C.
2017	West Texas A&M	Darren Flowers	64	Grand Valley State	44	Bradenton, Fla.
2016	Pittsburg State	Russ Jewett	52	St. Augustine’s	51	Bradenton, Fla.
2015	Central Missouri	Kip Janvrin	59	Lincoln (Mo.)	50	Grand Valley State
2014	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	64	Johnson C. Smith	59	Grand Valley State
2013	Academy of Art	Charles Ryan	60	Johnson C. Smith	54	Colorado State-Pueblo
2012	Grand Valley State	Jerry Baltes	90	Lincoln (Mo.)	79	Colorado State-Pueblo
2011	Grand Valley State	Jerry Baltes	82 1/2	Lincoln (Mo.)	68	Cal State-Stanislaus
2010	Angelo State	James Reid	87	Lincoln (Mo.)	73	Johnson C. Smith
2009	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	85	Angelo State	82	Angelo State
2008	Abilene Christian	Don D. Hood	76 1/2	Adams State	55	Cal Poly Pomona
2007	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	82 1/2	Abilene Christian	82.50	Johnson C. Smith
2006	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	93	Abilene Christian	86	Emporia State
2005	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	108	Cal State Bakersfield	53	Abilene Christian
2004	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	85	Adams State	81	Cal Poly Pomona
2003	Lincoln (Mo.)	Victor Thomas	98	St. Augustine’s	69	SIU Edwardsville
2002	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	54	North Dakota State		Angelo State
2001	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	80	Western State		SIU Edwardsville
2000	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	77	Abilene Christian		St. Augustine’s
1999	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	145 1/2	St. Augustine’s		Emporia State
1998	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	120	St. Augustine’s		SIU Edwardsville
1997	St. Augustine’s	George Williams	81	Abilene Christian		SIU Edwardsville
1996	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	136	St. Augustine’s		UC Riverside
1995	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	106 1/2	*Cal State Los Angeles		Emporia State
1994	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	89 1/2	*Cal State Los Angeles		St. Augustine’s
1993	Alabama A&M	Joe Henderson	92	Abilene Christian		Abilene Christian
1992	Alabama A&M	Joe Henderson	112	Cal State Los Angeles		Angelo State
1991	Cal Poly	Deanne Johnson	72	Alabama A&M		Angelo State
1990	Cal Poly	Lance Harter	116	Norfolk State		Hampton
1989	Cal Poly	Lance Harter	103	Abilene Christian		Hampton
1988	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	109 1/2	Alabama A&M		Angelo State
1987	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	166	Cal Poly		Southeast Missouri State
1986	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	112	Cal Poly		Cal State Los Angeles
1985	Abilene Christian	Wes Kittley	106	Cal Poly		Cal State Los Angeles
1984	Cal Poly	Lance Harter	169 1/2	Alabama A&M		Southeast Missouri State
1983	Cal Poly	Lance Harter	206	Morgan State		Southeast Missouri State
1982	Cal Poly	Lance Harter	259	Alabama A&M		Sacramento State

*Cal State Los Angeles’ participation in the 1993-94-95 championships vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. Alabama A&M’s participation in the 1994 championships vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

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Stanford wins 2025 NCAA women’s water polo championship

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Stanford wins the 2025 NC women’s water polo championship, defeating Southern California to win its 10th NCAA title in program history. See the full results, bracket and championship history below.

2025 NC women’s water polo championship bracket

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2025 NC women’s water polo championship schedule

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NCAA women’s water polo championship history

UCLA won the 2024 NC women’s water polo tournament by knocking off California 7-4.

RECAP: 2024 NC women’s water polo championship

See the full NC women’s water polo championship history below:

EAR	CHAMPION (RECORD)	COACH	SCORE	RUNNER-UP	SITE
2024	UCLA	Adam Wright	7-4	California	California
2023	Stanford (24-1)	John Tanner	11-9	Southern California	Pacific
2022	Stanford (25-2)	John Tanner	10-7	Southern California	Michigan
2021	Southern California (22-1)	Marko Pintaric	18-9	UCLA	UCLA
2020	Canceled due to Covid-19	—	—	—	—
2019	Stanford (23-2)	John Tanner	9-8	Southern California	Stanford
2018	Southern California (26-1)	Jovan Vavic	5-4	Stanford	Southern California
2017	Stanford (23-3)	John Tanner	8-7	UCLA	IUPUI
2016	Southern California (26-0)	Jovan Vavic	8-7	Stanford	UCLA
2015	Stanford (24-2)	John Tanner	7-6	UCLA	Stanford
2014	Stanford (25-1)	John Tanner	9-5	UCLA	USC
2013	Southern California (27-1)	Jovan Vavic	10-9	Stanford	Harvard
2012	Stanford (26-2)	John Tanner	6-4	Southern California	San Diego State
2011	Stanford (28-1)	John Tanner	9-5	California	Michigan
2010	Southern California (25-3)	Jovan Vavic	10-9	Stanford	San Diego State
2009	UCLA (25-6)	Adam Krikorian	5-4	Southern California	Maryland
2008	UCLA (33-0)	Adam Krikorian	6-3	Southern California	Stanford
2007	UCLA (28-2)	Adam Krikorian	5-4	Stanford	Long Beach State
2006	UCLA (29-4)	Adam Krikorian	9-8	Southern California	UC Davis
2005	UCLA (33-0)	Adam Krikorian	3-2	Stanford	Michigan
2004	Southern California (29-0)	Jovan Vavic	10-8	Loyola Marymount	Stanford
2003	UCLA (23-4)	Adam Krikorian	4-3	Stanford	UC San Diego
2002	Stanford (23-2)	John Tanner	8-4	UCLA	Southern California
2001	UCLA (19-4)	Adam Krikorian	5-4	Stanford	Stanford

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Stanford Tops USC for NCAA Women’s Water Polo Title

Second-Half Surge Carries Stanford Over USC for NCAA Women’s Water Polo Title For the 10th time in school history, Stanford reigns as the champion of the NCAA Women’s Water Polo Tournament. The top-seeded Cardinal (25-1) wrapped up a dominant season on Sunday by claiming an 11-7 victory over the University of Southern California at the […]

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Second-Half Surge Carries Stanford Over USC for NCAA Women’s Water Polo Title

For the 10th time in school history, Stanford reigns as the champion of the NCAA Women’s Water Polo Tournament.

The top-seeded Cardinal (25-1) wrapped up a dominant season on Sunday by claiming an 11-7 victory over the University of Southern California at the Indiana University Natatorium. Stanford is the only program to have appeared in every NCAA Tournament since its 2001 inception, and its latest championship was its third in four seasons.

Stanford and USC met four times this season and the Trojans placed the only blemish on the Cardinal’s record. However, during the title game in Indianapolis, Stanford had too much. Although USC surged to a 3-1 lead in the opening quarter, Stanford managed to tie the game by halftime, and then outscored the Trojans during the second half, 5-1.

Juliette Dhalluin led the Cardinal with three goals and an assist and Jenna Flynn added two goals and two assists. Kamryn Barone and Serena Brown each packaged two goals and an assist. Stanford also received goals from Ryann Neushul (two assists) and Jewel Roemer. Goalie Christine Carpenter was credited with nine saves.

In addition to capturing 10 championships, Stanford has been the NCAA runnerup on eight occasions.

Third-seeded USC received a pair of goals from Meghan McAninch while Emily Ausmus had a goal and two assists. USC has appeared in 14 NCAA finals, winning six.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The fifth-seeded Virginia women’s lacrosse team (12-6) hosts Duke (13-5) in a second round game of the 2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Championship on Sunday (May 11) at 1 p.m. at Klöckner Stadium in Charlottesville, Va. HOW TO WATCH All three games of the Charlottesville Regional will be streamed live on […]

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The fifth-seeded Virginia women’s lacrosse team (12-6) hosts Duke (13-5) in a second round game of the 2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Championship on Sunday (May 11) at 1 p.m. at Klöckner Stadium in Charlottesville, Va.

HOW TO WATCH

All three games of the Charlottesville Regional will be streamed live on ESPN+ (subscription required)
Links for the live stats and live stream are available on VirginiaSports.com

TICKET & PARKING INFORMATION

Tickets are $10 for general admission and $15 for reserved seating, and student tickets are $5. Fans may purchase tickets in advance via UVAtix.com or by calling the Virginia Athletics ticket office (434-924-8821). Fans may also purchase tickets at the Klöckner Stadium box office starting one hour prior to the event.
Free parking is available in the John Paul Jones South and West Lots

VIRGINIA NOTES

Virginia and Duke are facing one another for the second time this season at Klöckner Stadium
In the regular-season meeting, the Cavaliers trailed by as many as seven points in the first half and were down 9-4 at halftime, but outscored the Blue Devils 10-1 in the third quarter to take a 14-10 lead into the final period of play, holding on for the 16-11 victory
The Cavaliers defeated LIU 20-6 on Friday night to advance to the second round. Duke defeated James Madison 17-10
Virginia is the No. 5 national seed in the tournament and the top seed in the Charlottesville regional. Duke is the No. 3 seed in the regional
Virginia is No. 7 in the latest IWLCA rankings. Duke is No. 15

VIRGINIA IN THE NCAA WOMEN’S LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP

Virginia is looking to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time since 2019 and for the 12th time in program history
The Cavaliers are making their 29th consecutive appearance in the NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship
UVA has played the second-most games in the NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship appearing in 74 contests.
Virginia owns the third-most wins in the NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship with 41
This is UVA’s 37th overall appearance in the NCAA tournament and owns a 41-33 overall record in the tournament
The winner of the Charlottesville bracket will face the winner of the Gainesville (Florida) bracket in the NCAA Quarterfinals. The game will be played on the home field of the highest remaining seed on Thursday, May 15
The NCAA Semifinals and Finals will be held May 23-25 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.

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Women's Lacrosse vs The College of New Jersey on 5/11/2025

[15:00] Draw control by TCNJ Ally Tobler. Draw control by TCNJ Ally Tobler. [14:14] Shot by TCNJ CJ Kole, SAVE Felicity Heilferty. Shot by TCNJ CJ Kole, SAVE Felicity Heilferty. [13:56] Clear attempt by STEVENS good. Clear attempt by STEVENS good. [13:24] Shot by STEVENS Rebecca Guerra WIDE. Shot by STEVENS Rebecca Guerra WIDE. [13:21] […]

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Women's Lacrosse vs The College of New Jersey on 5/11/2025

[15:00] Draw control by TCNJ Ally Tobler.

Draw control by TCNJ Ally Tobler. [14:14] Shot by TCNJ CJ Kole, SAVE Felicity Heilferty.

Shot by TCNJ CJ Kole, SAVE Felicity Heilferty. [13:56] Clear attempt by STEVENS good.

Clear attempt by STEVENS good. [13:24] Shot by STEVENS Rebecca Guerra WIDE.

Shot by STEVENS Rebecca Guerra WIDE. [13:21] Ground ball pickup by STEVENS Maddie Hogan.

Ground ball pickup by STEVENS Maddie Hogan. [13:18] GOAL by STEVENS Alison Lax, Assist by Maddie Hogan, goal number 30 for season.

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2 7 – 2

GOAL by STEVENS Alison Lax, Assist by Maddie Hogan, goal number 30 for season. Draw control by STEVENS Quincy Connell.

Draw control by STEVENS Quincy Connell. [12:43] GOAL by STEVENS Anna Velardi, Assist by Rebecca Guerra, goal number 20 for season.

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2 8 – 2

GOAL by STEVENS Anna Velardi, Assist by Rebecca Guerra, goal number 20 for season. Draw control by STEVENS Stefanie Sellitto.

Draw control by STEVENS Stefanie Sellitto. [11:31] Turnover by STEVENS Rebecca Guerra.

Turnover by STEVENS Rebecca Guerra. [11:28] Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Emily Potenza.

Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Emily Potenza. [10:36] Clear attempt by TCNJ good.

Clear attempt by TCNJ good. Foul on STEVENS.

Foul on STEVENS. [10:16] Free position attempt for TCNJ.

Free position attempt for TCNJ. [10:03] 8

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3 GOAL by TCNJ Marissa Lucca, goal number 65 for season.

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GOAL by TCNJ Marissa Lucca, goal number 65 for season. Draw control by TCNJ Marissa Lucca.

Draw control by TCNJ Marissa Lucca. [09:25] Turnover by TCNJ Veronica Campbell.

Turnover by TCNJ Veronica Campbell. [09:23] Ground ball pickup by STEVENS Marie Lindberger.

Ground ball pickup by STEVENS Marie Lindberger. [09:16] Clear attempt by STEVENS good.

Clear attempt by STEVENS good. [08:43] GOAL by STEVENS Alison Lax, Assist by Anna Velardi, goal number 31 for season.

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3 9 – 3

GOAL by STEVENS Alison Lax, Assist by Anna Velardi, goal number 31 for season. Draw control by STEVENS Lauren Sullivan.

Draw control by STEVENS Lauren Sullivan. Foul on TCNJ.

Foul on TCNJ. [08:10] GOAL by STEVENS Maddie Hogan (FPGOAL) free position shot, goal number 53 for season.

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3 10 – 3

GOAL by STEVENS Maddie Hogan (FPGOAL) free position shot, goal number 53 for season. [08:10] Timeout by TCNJ.

Timeout by TCNJ. Draw control by STEVENS Stefanie Sellitto.

Draw control by STEVENS Stefanie Sellitto. Green card on TCNJ Marissa Lucca.

Green card on TCNJ Marissa Lucca. Foul on TCNJ.

Foul on TCNJ. [07:30] GOAL by STEVENS Maddie Hogan (MAN-UP) (FPGOAL) free position shot, goal number 54 for season.

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3 11 – 3

GOAL by STEVENS Maddie Hogan (MAN-UP) (FPGOAL) free position shot, goal number 54 for season. Draw control by TCNJ Meghan Hogan.

Draw control by TCNJ Meghan Hogan. [07:15] Clear attempt by TCNJ good.

Clear attempt by TCNJ good. [07:00] Shot by TCNJ Ally Tobler HIGH.

Shot by TCNJ Ally Tobler HIGH. [06:42] Shot by TCNJ Ally Tobler HIGH.

Shot by TCNJ Ally Tobler HIGH. [06:22] Shot by TCNJ Marissa Lucca BLOCKED.

Shot by TCNJ Marissa Lucca BLOCKED. [06:16] Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Marissa Lucca.

Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Marissa Lucca. [05:48] Turnover by TCNJ Ally Tobler.

Turnover by TCNJ Ally Tobler. [05:39] Clear attempt by STEVENS failed.

Clear attempt by STEVENS failed. [05:38] Turnover by STEVENS Eran Gleason.

Turnover by STEVENS Eran Gleason. [05:01] 11

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4 GOAL by TCNJ Ally Tobler, goal number 80 for season.

11 – 4

GOAL by TCNJ Ally Tobler, goal number 80 for season. Draw control by STEVENS.

Draw control by STEVENS. [03:45] Shot by STEVENS Maddie Hogan HIGH.

Shot by STEVENS Maddie Hogan HIGH. [03:25] GOAL by STEVENS Alison Lax, Assist by Anna Velardi, goal number 32 for season.

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4 12 – 4

GOAL by STEVENS Alison Lax, Assist by Anna Velardi, goal number 32 for season. Draw control by STEVENS Emily Smart.

Draw control by STEVENS Emily Smart. Green card on TCNJ Sydney Sieja.

Green card on TCNJ Sydney Sieja. [03:03] Turnover by STEVENS Emily Leiby.

Turnover by STEVENS Emily Leiby. [03:00] Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Marissa Lucca.

Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Marissa Lucca. Green card on STEVENS Quincy Connell.

Green card on STEVENS Quincy Connell. [02:56] Clear attempt by TCNJ good.

Clear attempt by TCNJ good. [02:35] Shot by TCNJ Ally Tobler, SAVE Felicity Heilferty.

Shot by TCNJ Ally Tobler, SAVE Felicity Heilferty. [02:31] Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Abbie Teefy.

Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Abbie Teefy. [02:23] 12

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5 GOAL by TCNJ Ally Tobler, Assist by CJ Kole, goal number 81 for season.

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GOAL by TCNJ Ally Tobler, Assist by CJ Kole, goal number 81 for season. Draw control by STEVENS Stefanie Sellitto.

Draw control by STEVENS Stefanie Sellitto. [01:53] Clear attempt by STEVENS failed.

Clear attempt by STEVENS failed. [01:52] Turnover by STEVENS Rebecca Guerra (caused by Emily Potenza).

Turnover by STEVENS Rebecca Guerra (caused by Emily Potenza). [01:41] Turnover by TCNJ Marissa Lucca (caused by Emily Leiby).

Turnover by TCNJ Marissa Lucca (caused by Emily Leiby). [01:41] Ground ball pickup by STEVENS Maddie Hogan.

Ground ball pickup by STEVENS Maddie Hogan. Green card on TCNJ Ashly Herlihy.

Green card on TCNJ Ashly Herlihy. [01:34] Clear attempt by STEVENS good.

Clear attempt by STEVENS good. [01:02] Turnover by STEVENS Emily Smart.

Turnover by STEVENS Emily Smart. [00:59] Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Ally Tobler.

Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Ally Tobler. [00:53] Turnover by TCNJ Ally Tobler.

Turnover by TCNJ Ally Tobler. [00:51] Ground ball pickup by STEVENS Felicity Heilferty.

Ground ball pickup by STEVENS Felicity Heilferty. [00:38] Clear attempt by STEVENS good.

Clear attempt by STEVENS good. [00:16] Shot by STEVENS Stefanie Sellitto, SAVE Julia Charest.

Shot by STEVENS Stefanie Sellitto, SAVE Julia Charest. [00:07] Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Meghan Hogan.

Ground ball pickup by TCNJ Meghan Hogan. [00:00] End-of-period.

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Dhalluin scores 3 goals, Stanford beats USC 11-7 to win NCAA women’s water polo title

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Juliette Dhalluin score three goals on Sunday and the Stanford defense allowed just one second-half goal to help the Cardinal beat Southern California 11-7 to claim its 10th NCAA women’s water polo championship and third in the last four seasons. No. 1 Stanford (25-1) finished the season on a 10-game win streak, […]

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Juliette Dhalluin score three goals on Sunday and the Stanford defense allowed just one second-half goal to help the Cardinal beat Southern California 11-7 to claim its 10th NCAA women’s water polo championship and third in the last four seasons.

No. 1 Stanford (25-1) finished the season on a 10-game win streak, dating to a 12-11 loss to the Trojans on March 29. The Cardinal beat USC 11-7 on April 27 in the semifinals of the MPSF Championship.

Dhalluin scored with a second left in the first half to make it 6-6 and again with 6:47 left in the third — the only goal of the quarter — gave Stanford the lead for good.

Serena Browne added a goal with 6:04 to play and another with 3:06 remaining to make it 9-6.

Ryann Neushul scored a goal to give her and has 228 — fifth most in program history — in her seven-year career (after winning the 2019 national championship, Neushul stepped away from the Cardinal for two years to train with the U.S. national team) and is the first four-time NCAA team champion in Stanford history.

Christine Carpenter had nine saves for the Cardinal.

Meghan McAninch led USC (29-5) with two goals and Anna Reed finished with 11 saves.

The Cardinal are the all-time leaders in NCAA team championship with 137 and have won at least one team title in each of the past 49 seasons.

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Austrian Envoy Roars with Pride as India's Young Football Tigers & Tigresses Return

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