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Charity Ferreira

Charity Ferreira

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Senior Editor, Stanford Magazine

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  • Maples Pavilion Court, Women’s Basketball Assistant Coachship Named in VanDerveer’s Honor

    By Charity Ferreira Verified| Stanford University Athletics@ STANFORD, Calif. – Tara VanDerveer's name will forever hold a special place at Stanford. In a move that underscores the indelible mark she has left on the university and college athletics, Stanford Athletics has announced that the court at Maples Pavilion, on which her women's basketball teams won 531 games, will be known as Tara VanDerveer Court—honoring the recently retired, NCAA's all-time winningest coach.

    By Charity Ferreira Verified · Stanford University Athletics

    May. 09, 2024

  • Brink Goes No. 2 Overall to LA

    By Charity Ferreira Verified| Stanford University Athletics@ STANFORD, Calif. – Cameron Brink became the 31st Stanford player to hear her named called in the WNBA Draft when the Los Angeles Sparks selected her with the second overall pick on Monday night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York. Brink is the program's 15th first-round selection and highest pick since Chiney Ogwumike went No. 1 overall to the Connecticut Sun in 2014.

    By Charity Ferreira Verified · Stanford University Athletics

    Apr. 15, 2024

  • Maples Pavilion Court, Women’s Basketball Assistant Coachship Named in VanDerveer’s Honor

    By Charity Ferreira Verified| Stanford University Athletics@ STANFORD, Calif. – Tara VanDerveer's name will forever hold a special place at Stanford. In a move that underscores the indelible mark she has left on the university and college athletics, Stanford Athletics has announced that the court at Maples Pavilion, on which her women's basketball teams won 531 games, will be known as Tara VanDerveer Court—honoring the recently retired, NCAA's all-time winningest coach.

    By Charity Ferreira Verified · Stanford University Athletics

    May. 09, 2024

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