Stanford sets the NCAA attendance record in terms of softball against Cal

Mission accomplished.

Stanford set a Softball attendance record on NCAA on Saturday, attracting a crowd of 13,207 at its football stadium in an afternoon cut to the sun for the last match in the Big Swing series against its rival Cal.

The Bears spoiled the festive day, winning 10-8 to avoid being swept away in the three game series.

The presence number broke the previous record of 12,566, the first day of the Women’s College World Series 2024 last May. The regular season record was 8,930, which Oklahoma played for a match against Texas in March 2023.

The opportunity for Stanford to cross the attendance brand was one of the advantages of playing at home at Stanford stadium this season while the program installation of the program is renovating $ 50 million.

At the end of the week, Stanford had sold 11,100 tickets for the final of the series while he was trying to break the record.

On its website, the school asked fans to go out on Saturday “when Stanford Softball swings for fences and is looking for a record crowd at the Big Swing.”

The first two games in the series attracted much smaller crowds.