Stanford Cardinal Wrestling at Maples Pavilion
The Stanford Cardinal Wrestling team has a rich history that dates back to its inception in 1921. Over the decades, the program has developed into a competitive force in collegiate wrestling, consistently producing talented athletes who have gone on to achieve success at both national and international levels. The team's home, Maples Pavilion, has been a cornerstone for Stanford athletics since its opening in 1969, providing an intimate setting for fans to witness thrilling wrestling matches.
Maples Pavilion features a seating arrangement designed to enhance the spectator experience. With a capacity of approximately 7,000, fans can enjoy close-up views of the action from various vantage points. The seating is organized to ensure that every fan has a great sightline to the mat, making it an ideal venue for wrestling events.
Wrestling season typically runs from November through March, culminating in exciting competitions such as the Pac-12 Championships and NCAA Championships. These events draw significant crowds and showcase some of the best talent in collegiate wrestling. For those looking to attend, parking is available near the pavilion, but it is advisable to arrive early to secure a spot.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the history of Stanford Cardinal Wrestling?
- How long has Maples Pavilion been home to Stanford Wrestling?
- What are the seating arrangements like at Maples Pavilion?
- When does the wrestling season typically start and end?
- What types of events can I expect during the wrestling season?
- How do I choose the best seats at Maples Pavilion?
- Are there other major wrestling events held at Maples Pavilion?
- What are the parking options for attending a wrestling match?
- What are ticket prices like for Stanford Cardinal Wrestling events?
- How do Stanford Cardinal Wrestling events compare to other major wrestling competitions?
Stanford Cardinal Wrestling Flash News
Stanford Cardinal Wrestling Prepares for Match Against Cal Poly
No. 23 Stanford is set to host Cal Poly for Alumni Night at Burnham Pavilion on Friday at 6 p.m. This event marks the first time that Stanford home duals will require tickets, with options available for individual meets and season passes.
Last season, Stanford faced Cal Poly in an outdoor dual, securing a decisive 33-12 victory. Currently, seven Stanford wrestlers are ranked in the InterMat individual polls, contributing to the team's No. 23 ranking in both Tournament and Dual categories by InterMat, and No. 25 in the NWCA Coaches Poll.
Recent performances include a split in ACC road duals, with a loss to No. 12 Virginia Tech and a win against Virginia. Notable individual achievements include Daniel Cardenas achieving his eighth technical fall of the season and Angelo Posada recording his seventh fall.
Under the leadership of Chris Ayres, now in his third season as head coach, Stanford aims to build on its recent successes, including multiple All-American honors and a historic team title at the Ken Kraft Midlands Championships.