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Winston Salem, NC. We are proud to announce that Stanford Athletics has renewed their Coaching and Leadership Journal subscription. Stanford has been an institutional subscriber for three years. Stanford takes pride in its students achieving at the highest levels of world-class academics and championship athletics. In 2018-19, Stanford captured its 25th consecutive Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup in addition to securing a record sixth women’s Capital One Cup.

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