LOS ANGELES -- Stanford captured its fourth NCAA title and third in four years on Sunday with a 9-5 victory versus UCLA at Uytengsu Aquatics Center.

2014 WOMEN'S WATER POLO
Reger: Stanford had its share of adversity
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Champion: Stanford wins third title in four years
Third place: Southern Cal. ends season with victory
Fifth place: Arizona St. finishes inaugural postseason fifth
Seventh place: Indiana gets by UC San Diego 9-8
Second Round Recap
Reger: Medical issues couldn't keep UCLA's Martin away
Semifinals: Stanford onto fifth champ | UCLA tops USC
Reger: Arizona State's Ao Gao had a long trip to Tempe
Consolation: UC Irvine tops UCSD | ASU earns victory
First Round Recap
Reger: USC's Gilchrist balances water polo and surfing
First Round: UCLA wins | Southern Cal beats UC Irvine
First Round: Stanford defeats Ind. | Cal shuts down ASU
Reger: Indiana boasts five Canadians on team
Reger: No. 1 Stanford enters with something to prove
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The Cardinal (25-1) held UCLA (27-5) scoreless in the second half and went on a 6-0 run during the final 16:19 to overcome a 5-2 deficit. Senior 2-meter Annika Dries scored all three of her goals in the second half, including the eventual game-winner with 4:51 remaining in the contest. Dries was named the tournament's most outstanding player.

The NCAA title is also the 105th for Stanford Athletics, and extends the school's national-best streak to 38 years with at least one NCAA championship.