The Championship
Stanford’s magical 2015 season was capped with the program’s first national championship in its 100-plus year history when it routed Clemson, 4-0, at Sporting Park in Kansas City last Dec. 13.
seconds it took Stanford to score its first goal against
Clemson
consecutive seasons for Stanford with at least one NCAA team championship
largest margin of victory in the national championship
since 1975
goals
allowed
at the
College Cup
The Team
Stanford, which has won back-to-back Pac-12 titles, is 31-5-6 over the past two seasons and 13-2-5 in conference. The Cardinal was unbeaten at Cagan Stadium in 2015 and is 19-1-6 in its last 26 matches at home. In its run to the title, Stanford was on the field for over 2,100 minutes a season ago and behind for just 118.
wins last season,
second-most
in school history
conference wins
in 2015,
a school record
percentage of time
the team trailed
in 2015
home goals
against average
since 2014
Growth Under Gunn
Jeremy Gunn took over the Cardinal in 2012 when the program was coming off a 6-10-2 finish and in four short years has catapulted Stanford among the nation’s elite. In four seasons on The Farm, Stanford’s head man is 50-20-11 (.685). He was awarded Pac-12 Coach of the Year and NSCAA Far West Region Coach of the Year honors in both 2014 and 2015.
All-Pac-12 honorees since 2012
USMNT caps for Stanford players under Gunn
Coaches to win both Division I and Division II NCAA men’s soccer titles
MAC Hermann Trophy winner
Contact Us
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