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The 2021 MLB Draft began on Sunday, July 11, and concluded on Tuesday, July 13. The Arizona baseball team saw seven players drafted, which was tied for the fourth most players selected from an individual college.
Chip Hale has been hired to be the next head coach of the Arizona baseball team. Hale, who was the third base coach for the Detroit Tigers, is the Wildcats' all-time leader in games played, hits and total bases during his time in Tucson from 1984-87.
As of July 1, 2021, the NCAA has approved a temporary policy to allow student-athletes in all three divisions to make money off the use of their name, image and likeness — also known as NIL. This is something many have been pushing for a long while, and it has finally come to fruition.
In a back-and-forth game between the Arizona baseball team and Vanderbilt that went deep into the night of Omaha Saturday night, June 19, the Wildcats fell 7-6 in a heartbreaker in 12 innings in a brutal opening loss for the team.
Ever since the regional groups were announced for the 2021 NCAA baseball tournament, Arizona baseball team head coach Jay Johnson had his eyes set on a potential matchup with Vanderbilt if the team made it to the College World Series. Despite him seeing this game could potentially end up happening, Johnson and the whole team were focused on the task at hand.
The Arizona baseball team will have to wait another day to potentially clinch their first trip back to the College World Series since 2016, falling 12-3 against Ole Miss to force a deciding game three in this best two-of-three Super Regional series.
As head coach Jay Johnson and his coaching staff prepare the Arizona baseball team for this weekend’s Super Regional series against Ole Miss, I figured I’d dive deep myself into the Rebels style of play and see what Wildcat fans can expect to see from this Super Regional opponent this weekend at Hi Corbett Field. Here is what I found.
After sweeping the Tucson Regional this past weekend, the Arizona baseball team is back in the Super Regional for the first time since the 2016 season, the same year the Wildcats last made the College World Series. Arizona will host Ole Miss this weekend at Hi Corbett Field in a best-of-three series for a trip to the 2021 College World Series.
On the back of a dominant pitching performance from starter Garrett Irvin and a phenomenal outing from the entire defense, the Arizona baseball team defeated UC Santa Barbara 4-0 under the lights of Hi Corbett Field Saturday night, June 5 to advance to the Tucson Regional final.
It is a year to remember for a number of University of Arizona sports, and that was certainly the case for the Arizona men’s tennis team who reached the Round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history. The Wildcats finished as the No. 14 team in the country according to USTA, another record set for the highest finish in program history. The fight Arizona showed all year against tough competition shows what head coach Clancy Shields has brought to this team.
The Arizona baseball team overcame a rough start to defeat Grand Canyon 12-6 Friday night, June 4, in the Wildcats opening game of the Tucson Regional under the bright lights of Hi Corbett Field.
Despite not having played in the NCAA Tournament before, Arizona baseball outfielder Donta' Williams views this upcoming weekend’s regional action as just another game.
The Arizona baseball team heard their name called Monday morning, May 31, as it was revealed that they will be the No. 5 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. They will host Grand Canyon, Oklahoma State and UC Santa Barbara in the Tucson Regional. Arizona manager Jay Johnson could not be prouder of his team.
After a huge road series win over Oregon State that clinched the Arizona baseball team at least a share of the Pac-12 championship, the Wildcats returned home to take on Dixie State in a three-game series to close the regular season. Here is how Arizona fared in the season finale series.
It was a time of celebration for the Arizona baseball team this past weekend in Corvallis, Oregon, as a comeback 6-5 win over Oregon State on Sunday, May 23 clinched a series win for the Wildcats over the Beavers and at least a share of the Pac-12 championship. It is safe to say the trip back to Tucson for Arizona was a fun one.
It is just another game for the majority of the Arizona baseball players and coaches but not for pitching coach Nate Yeskie, who faces Oregon State for the first time since spending 11 seasons coaching the Beavers in Corvallis.
It was already a historical season for the Arizona men's tennis team as they reached the third round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history after defeating Michigan and Kentucky in the first two rounds. That run unfortunately ended on Monday, but it didn't come without a fight as the Wildcats fell 4-3 against No. 3 Tennessee.
In the battle of the Wildcats, the Arizona men's tennis team defeated Kentucky by a match score of 4-2 to advance to the program's first ever Sweet Sixteen appearance in the 2021 NCAA Tournament.
The Arizona men's tennis team defeated Michigan by a score of 4-3 in the first round of the 2021 NCAA Tournament on Friday, May 7. It was the programs first tournament win since 2009.
The Arizona men's tennis team is headed to the NCAA Tournament where they will play Michigan in round one on Friday, May 7.
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