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Freshman, upperclassmen, grad students–welcome and thanks for your interest in the Stanford Hockey team! We are a club sport at Stanford and play division 2 hockey in the ACHA, regularly facing other programs like UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC …

Chase Joyner has played hockey for almost as long as he can remember. He started playing at the age of six and by his senior year of high school he was the alternate captain of his school’s varsity team. Outside of hockey he enjoys playing lacrosse, hiking, and participating in …

Jack grew up in Southern Ontario playing AA hockey. Off the ice, Jack is pursuing a B.Sc. in Bioengineering and hopes to eventually work in the sustainable technology industry. Other than hockey, his favourite activities include golf and spending time with family.

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The Stanford Alpine Club was one of America's prominent college climbing clubs. Its identity was forged in the crucible of Yosemite Valley's smooth, steep granite.

The program includes formal competition in fifteen team and individual sports using both league and single elimination tournament play structure. Individuals are encouraged to check the web site at the beginning of each quarter to obtain registration and league information.

Club Meetings The Stanford Cube Club is meeting weekly during the Spring Quarter of 2009. Anyone is welcome to attend: Stop by, cube, and learn from/teach other members! If you can't solve a cube, come to learn how to solve the cube! The meetings are held at the same time and place as the Chess Club and the Go Club.

Welcome all Stanford alumni and parents of current Stanford students to participate in the club and hold all events in facilities where they feel welcomed on an equal basis.

At Stanford the existence of the Alpine Club is as precarious as it is precious: The club exists in terms of a nucleus of avid climbers, sentimental enough to want to express their esprit in objective, institutional form, and proud enough to desire independence of the Sierra Club.