Ashburn, VA
STANFORD CARDINAL WOMEN'S SOCCER
Sports / 
Soccer / 
NCAA Womens Soccer / 
Stanford Cardinal Women's Soccer

Stanford Cardinal Women's Soccer Tickets

We didn't find anything nearby, but here's what's happening in other cities.
No events
There aren't any events on the horizon right now.

Similar teams

Washington State Cougars Womens Soccer
Washington Huskies Womens Soccer
UCLA Bruins Womens Soccer
Colorado Buffaloes Womens Soccer
Cal Bears Womens Soccer
Oregon Ducks Womens Soccer
Arizona State Sun Devils Womens Soccer
Arizona Wildcats Womens Soccer
Utah Utes Womens Soccer
Oregon State Beavers Womens Soccer

Stanford Cardinal Women's Soccer Tickets

Facility: Cagan Stadium

Capacity: 2,952

NCAA Championships: 3

Pac-12 Conference Championships: 14

Stanford Cardinal Women’s Soccer Tickets

One of the best places to watch college soccer is Cagan Stadium, the home of the Stanford Cardinal women’s soccer team. This squad is one of the nation’s best, having won two recent national championships, in 2017 and 2019, to go with its first title in 2011. Stanford has played host to between 12 and 14 matches over the past few seasons. It's also welcomed postseason opponents to the Bay Area four times apiece in each of the past three seasons with all but one of those matches being played on its campus; one game in 2018 was moved to Salinas, California, due to poor air quality in the area as a result of the Camp Fire. Stanford Cardinal women’s soccer ticket holders tend to leave Cagan Stadium happy as the team has gone 38-0-1 in its 39 matches played there from 2017-19. Get your Stanford Cardinal women’s soccer tickets at StubHub.

Who did Stanford defeat to win the 2019 NCAA Women’s College Cup?

After making the short 20-mile trip to San Jose’s Avaya Stadium, Stanford defeated UCLA 4-1 in the NCAA semifinals before knocking off North Carolina for the title in a penalty shootout, 5-4, after the Cardinal and Tar Heels had played to a 0-0 scoreline. A crowd of 9,591, many of those Stanford Cardinal fans who had also made that brief journey, saw those powerhouse teams battle for the trophy.

How often has Stanford played in the NCAA Women’s College Cup?

Stanford’s 2019 appearance at the NCAA Women’s College Cup, this sport’s version of the Final Four, was the program’s 10th and ninth in a 12-year span. It was also its third consecutive.

When was the last time that Stanford was not selected to the NCAA Women’s Soccer Tournament?

Stanford has qualified for postseason play every season since 1997. However, even that team was 11-7-1 and finished in third place in its conference with a 6-2-1 mark in league contests.

When did Stanford last fail to win the Pac-12 Conference title?

Stanford’s Pac-12 Conference title in 2019 was the team’s fifth consecutive. The Cardinal recorded a 52-1-2 league record over that quintet of seasons. In 2014, the program fell just shy of the title; its 9-1-1 mark that campaign placed the team in second place in the standings.

Who are some of the top players in Stanford Cardinal women’s soccer history?

Christen Press, a regular with the US women’s national soccer team, tops many of the program’s record book listings. She leads in goals scored (71), points accumulated (183) and shots taken (500) and is second in assists (41). However, Catarina Macario has the opportunity to take over some of those top spots. She enters the 2020 season, her senior campaign, second in goals (63), points (173) and shots (387) while she is already the record holder in assists (47). She’ll also look to win the Hermann Trophy, awarded to the nation’s top college soccer player, for the third straight time in 2020. No player has done that yet.

Which Pac-12 Conference team gives Stanford the toughest games?

The Pac-12 Conference team with the best record against Stanford is UCLA. The Cardinal holds a 19-12-3 all-time mark against the Bruins. A total of 2,376 Stanford Cardinal women’s soccer ticket holders watched those rivals battle in their 2019 meeting, which was played on October 19. Stanford scored the match’s lone goal at the 17:57 mark.Back to Top