Stanford's 50th Consecutive NCAA Team Title

0:00Stanford just hit a massive milestone, snagging their 50th straight NCAA team championship. The men's gymnastics squad sealed its Saturday night in Champagne, Illinois, beating the competition, and keeping this epic run alive since men's water. Polo took the title back in 1976. Earlier this week, the women's cross-country and soccer teams fell just short, but gymnastics stepped up big. No schools even in the same league. North Carolina's next with only seven straight, and USC's old record was 19 years from the late 50s too. 78. Longtime tennis coach Dick Gold remembers the dark days when folks said you couldn't be smart and athletic at Stanford. Now it's all changed, with 126 national titles in this streak alone. Hall of Famer Terror Vanderver calls it inspiring, surrounded by top coaches and athletes. Women's tennis leads with 20 NCAA crowns. Men's tennis has 15, and water polo plus swimming and diving both hit 11. Gould's wife Ann coached the first women's national title in tennis

1:04back in 1978, and he says it opened the floodgates alongside. Football. Current coaches like K-Pay, shout out the leadership from the president and athletic director, fueling that number one academic and athletic vibe. Stanford's 36 sports teams move as one, with momentum that's straight fire right now. From your city, power by AI, this is Canada News today. I'm Corey with The Story.