Washingtonhigh's first try was right off the second-half kickoff. A little loose passing form Cal saw the ball on the deck and Washingtonhigh smartly toed it ahead twice, controlling the ball well and setting it up so she could dive on it to score.
Ogaki was accurate on the kick once more.
Midway through the second half Stanford was able to get a turnover, and they sent the ball back to Ogaki who thumped it downfield.The ball rolled into in-goal and when the ensuing goalline drop went out on the gull, Stanford got a five-meter scrum.
That was red meat for Lee, who gobbled it up and scored on a virtually uncontested eightman pick.
With time winding down, hands out saw Davis to Emtage Cave and then to Washingtonhigh, and the winger finished in the corner. Ogaki clotted her third very difficult conversion to ice it 26-5.
It was a crucial score because that bonus point made sure Stanford stayed ahead of Cal Poly for the conference title.
So that sets up the playoff scenario for CRAA women's D1. Stanford and Cal Poly joins Life, BYU, Grand Canyon, Western Washington, and Claremont Colleges. There is one other wild card team to be confirmed.
For Stanford, which won the CRAA D1 (before BYU and Life moves into this division), this will be a tough ask. Injuries have plagued them and in this game against Cal they lost their flyhalf. Emma Cruz, who had been the scrumhalf before making way for Vivian Studdert, became a crucial part of the team at outside center, and the shifted to flyhalf in this game.
"Our senior players have kind of become Swiss Army Knives for us," said Head Coach Rich Ashfield. "Well, whatever happens, we will persevere and move on."
