2018 NBA Draft Special: Where will Ayton, Alkins and Trier land?
By Alec WhiteA breakdown of strength & weaknesses of Wildcat players in this year's draft and where they might get selected. Read more
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Wildcats sweep Nicholls with 9-3 win on Saturday
The Arizona baseball team wrapped up its three-game weekend series with a 9-3 win over Nicholls State on Saturday, March 31 at Hi Corbett Field. Read more
Sand Cats dominate Central Arkansas, Corpus Christi on the road in Baton Rouge
Arizona beach volleyball saw a beacon of hope for their season after day two of the LSU tournament. The ‘Cats went 2-0 on the day, defeating both Central Arkansas and Texas A&M – Corpus Christi by scores of 4-1. Read more
Wildcats rally from early deficit to complete sweep of Cal
Arizona came back to defeat Cal, 7-3, to complete a 3-game sweep. Read more
Despite slow start, Arizona overpowers Nicholls State for third straight win
After a rough first couple of innings, Arizona baseball overpowered Nicholls State and won 11-5 as the Wildcat's bats came alive again at Hi-Corbett on Friday night. Late-inning home runs from Nick Quintana and Cameron Cannon pushed Arizona ahead and were ultimately the difference maker. Read more
Arizona beach volleyball pulls out win in Louisiana after rough weekend in California
Arizona beach volleyball bounced back from their weekend of four straight losses in California to split the first day of the LSU Tournament in Baton Rouge, La. The ‘Cats crushed Texas A&M – Kingsville by a score of 4-1 but fell short to No. 10 LSU by a close score of 2-3. Read more
Craig Carter found guilty of multiple assault charges
Jurors found Craig Carter, former track and field assistant coach for the University of Arizona, guilty of aggravated assault and aggravated assault with a weapon. He will be sentenced on May 14, 2018 at 11 a.m. Read more
Closing arguments given in Craig Carter case, jury goes to delibertate
The trial for former track and field coach Craig Carter moved into final arguments after the defense and prosecution rested their cases yesterday. Read more
Designated Hebrew: Tamara Statman on Passover and her journey to Israel through softball
Arizona softball’s designated player Tamara Statman is celebrating Passover this year after going on her own journey to Israel this summer. Sundown took place around 6:40 p.m. on Friday, March 30, so Passover for Statman actually happened in the middle of her softball game against California. It was quite fitting. Read more
Special teams coach Jeremy Springer brings high energy to spring football practices
“The reason we were successful at A&M is that we put such a high importance on it. Jeff Banks and him built a culture there. The culture was playing special teams with an excellence, to a standard. That’s what we’re trying to build here,” Springer said. Read more
Lineup change, Jenna Kean's 2 RBIs lead Arizona over Cal
With a lineup that included a few changes, the No. 11 ranked Arizona softball team took down the No. 22 California Golden Bears in game one of a three game series at Hillenbrand Stadium, 3-0. Junior Taylor McQuillin threw a complete game for Arizona, striking out eight while only allowing one hit. Read more
Arizona baseball takes game one against Nicholls State
The Arizona baseball team took a break from their conference games and won game one of a three game series, 11-3 ,against the Nicholls State Colonels on Thursday, March 29 at Hi-Corbett Field. Read more
Wildcat softball looking to bounce back at home versus Cal
The Arizona Wildcats softball team is looking to rebound at home this week versus California after being swept last weekend by Washington in a closely fought series that featured two walk-off wins for the Huskies. UA’s incoming Pac-12 foe had a similar weekend last week against Arizona State, also getting swept. Read more
Wildcats struggle in the final round, place sixth at the Oregon Duck Invitational
Arizona men’s golf traveled to Eugene, Ore. to compete in the Duck Invitational on Monday, March 26 and Tuesday, March 27 and ultimately ended up taking home sixth place. Read more
Brooke Burling: Sand in her veins
“This year, we really want to win those big games and we’re super excited to do so. I think that our team has some amazing talent that can perform under pressure. I know we can do it,” Burling said. Read more
COMMENTARY: Rachel Huston's top five highlights covering Wildcat hockey
Sports editor Rachel Huston reflects on her top moments covering Arizona men's hockey this year. Read more
Life father, like son
It wouldn't be a stretch of the imagination to say baseball flows through the veins of both Fraizer and his father. “My dad is why I am where I am today, it’s because of him,” Fraizer said. Read more
Women's golf continues hot streak by winning PING ASU Invite
The Wildcats won the tournament by four strokes over runner-up Washington, wrapping the tournament up by shooting a final round score of 277 (-11.) The win marks the second in as many weekends for the UA, as they won the Hawkeye El Tigre Invitational last weekend in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Read more
