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The Arizona baseball team is coming off three wins over Arizona State in four games this past week. They have really seemed to hit their stride as of late in all phases of the game at the right time, winning back-to-back series over the Sun Devils and Oregon.
An energized crowd was out at Hi Corbett under the bright lights Tuesday night as the Arizona baseball team defeated Arizona State 14-2.
The Arizona baseball team took two of three games from Arizona State for their second consecutive Pac-12 series win after also taking two of three from the Oregon Ducks last weekend.
There was a lot of excitement and electricity on the courts at the LaNelle Robson Tennis Center this past weekend as the Arizona men’s tennis team picked up two huge wins over then No. 15 USC and No. 22 UCLA to remain undefeated in conference play.
The Arizona baseball team picked up its first conference series win of the season this past weekend, taking two of three games from Oregon, while freshman catcher Daniel Susac took home Pac-12 Baseball Player of the Week.
It was a historic weekend for multiple Arizona sports and athletes, leading to the Arizona women’s basketball team and men’s tennis team taking home Co-Team of the Week, while Aari McDonald takes home Player of the Week.
The Arizona women’s basketball team defeated No. 2 seed Texas A&M 74-59 on Saturday, March 27. This win has pushed the team into the program’s first ever trip to the Elite Eight. Here are five key stats that stood out in the Wildcats Sweet Sixteen victory over the Aggies.
Man, did the Pac-12 prove me wrong in the men’s NCAA tournament this year. I put out an article prior to the start of this tournament, which can be found here. I correctly predicted USC’s Sweet Sixteen appearance, but that was about all I got right out of my predictions, and I am more than happy to be wrong in this situation.
The Arizona baseball team will host the Oregon Ducks in a three-game series this weekend at Hi Corbett Field. The Ducks are ranked as high as No. 13 in the country according to Baseball America and Perfect Game. They rank No. 16 or higher in all six polls while the Wildcats rank as high as No. 21 in the country according to Baseball America.
After losing two of three games against UCLA this past weekend, the Arizona baseball team pounded Loyola Marymount on Monday, March 22, by a score of 18-2. Here are a few key stats that stood out in the Wildcats victory over the Lions.
The Arizona men’s basketball team might not be playing in this year’s NCAA tournament, but that does not mean Wildcat fans can’t support the other Pac-12 teams playing in March Madness. Here is a look at what Pac-12 teams made the tournament and what path they are looking at to make a potential run.
It was about this time last year when the Arizona baseball team was getting ready to enter conference play against Oregon State right as the season was shut down. It’ll have been exactly 665 days when the Wildcats face off against UCLA on Friday, March 19, since the team’s last conference game against Washington State on May 25, 2019. It has been a long time coming, and it’ll be the first Pac-12 game for the 2020 freshmen class as well as the transfers.
The Arizona men’s tennis team is set to head down South this week for its biggest road trip of the season against No. 2 Baylor, No. 6 Texas and No. 26 Oklahoma. This is going to be a huge test for a Wildcats team that has started off the season strong at 15-1, the only loss coming against then No. 9 Florida back in January.
After splitting the opening series of the season against Ball State, the Arizona baseball team swept Southeastern Louisiana to take some momentum heading into the Frisco College Baseball Classic. Here is how the Wildcats fared in the four games they played in Texas from this weekend.
It was just a few years ago that Mitch Stewart was finishing up his collegiate tennis career with the Washington Huskies. Today, he finds himself as a volunteer assistant coach for the Arizona men’s tennis team.
After opening up the 2021 college baseball season with eight consecutive games at Hi Corbett Field, the Arizona baseball team will embark on its first road trip of the season as they head to Texas for the Frisco College Baseball Classic.
After winning its season opener by a score of 3-0 against Ball State on Friday, Feb. 19, the Arizona baseball team wound up losing two of the next three games to split the opening series against the Cardinals. The main theme, and biggest struggle the Wildcats had in the two losses was hitting with runners in scoring position.
The University of Arizona baseball team opened up the 2021 season with a 3-0 victory over Ball State.
College tennis is not a sport that gets too much national recognition, but it can be a lot of fun to watch if you are into the sport with all of the energy brought to the court by the players. That is no different for the University of Arizona men’s tennis team, who uses the energy and noise by the players to make up for the lack of fans this season.
It has been close to a year since we’ve been able to say this, but it is officially game week for the Arizona baseball team as Ball State comes to Tucson for a weekend series at Hi Corbett Field, and sophomore infielder Jacob Blas could not be happier to be on the brink of seeing another team in the opposing dugout.
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