Stanford Athletics | May 9, 2015 Stanford holds on against Southern California, sets up rematch in title game 2015 NC Women's Water Polo Championship: Consolation Round and Semifinal Recap Share 2015 NC Women's Water Polo Championship Championship Highlights Stanford repeats as national champion vs. UCLA Reger: Senior leaders step up when Stanford needed it Reger: UCLA goalie Hill improves after year away Semifinals Highlights Stanford sets up title-game rematch with UCLA Reger: Carrega a ‘perfect match' at California UCLA tops Cal to clinch 10th trip to title game First round Highlights Reger: Big West gaining ground on powerhouse MPSF California escapes UC Irvine on McKee goal UCLA advances to semifinals for fifth consecutive year Reger: Kistler a pleasant surprise for UC San Diego Southern California stomps Hawaii in quarterfinals Stanford rolls by Princeton, advances to semis Reger: Stanford looks to become first host champion Brackets: Interactive | Printable PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Stanford moved one step closer to repeating as NCAA champions, outlasting Southern California 9-8 on Saturday afternoon in NCAA semifinal action at Avery Aquatic Center. Stanford (24-2, 6-0 MPSF) has booked a spot in Sunday’s national final opposite UCLA. It’s a rematch of last year’s NCAA title contest, in which the Cardinal defeated the Bruins 9-5. The title game is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. ET. Tied 3-3, Stanford built a 5-4 advantage heading into halftime. The Cardinal led 8-5 through three periods and did enough to hold off the Trojans in the final stanza. Maggie Steffens scored a game-high four goals. Ashley Grossman and Jordan Rainey added two goals while Kiley Neushul contributed one score. Tiger Woods' college career: Records, history, achievements Tiger Woods attended Stanford from 1994 through 1996 before he turned professional. Here is a look at his college achievements, including his 1996 NCAA individual championship. READ MORE Stanford's Rachel Heck wins 2021 ANNIKA Award for DI women's golf Stanford's Rachel Heck won the 2021 ANNIKA Award on Tuesday, May 25. The award recognizes the most outstanding female golfer in Division I. READ MORE College softball: Stanford sweeps doubleheader vs. No. 5 Washington Stanford softball swept No. 5 Washington in a doubleheader Friday, marking its first wins over the Huskies since 2017. It was also Stanford's third and fourth wins over top 10 teams in the last four weeks and gave coach Jessica Allister her 400th victory as a Division I head coach. READ MORE