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A score that will never escape the minds and hearts of the Arizona faithful. Yes, 70-7, a painful memory that will even make 1920s University of Arizona football legend John “Button” Salmon roll over in his grave.
Change is an interesting concept that can be difficult for many to accept. It can serve you for better or worse, though most people would choose the former. And sometimes, it can also feel like a never-ending cycle.
The Arizona volleyball team coasted to a convincing victory in straight sets on Friday, August 27 at McKale Center. Sweeping the New Mexico State Aggies by scores of 25-19, 25-14 and 25-20.
A – Adia Barnes
After an all-around showing and series clinching 16-3 victory over Ole Miss to punch their ticket to the College World Series last week, Arizona entered Omaha as a legitimate contender for winning the national championship.
A trip to the College World Series was on the line as the Arizona baseball team was seeking its first trip to Omaha since head coach Jay Johnson took over the program in 2016. After an underwhelming performance against one of the top pitchers in the nation in Doug Nikhazy, the Wildcats quickly put game two in the rear-view mirror and delivered a signature showing and a huge 16-3 statement win over Ole Miss in a do-or-die game three.
The Arizona baseball team entered game two of the Super Regionals flying high with confidence after defeating Ole Miss in the opener in convincing fashion. The team couldn’t replicate that performance tonight as they went on to get humbled by the Rebels in a 12-3 losing effort at Hi Corbett Field on Saturday, June 12.
A new era in Arizona softball has officially begun as Caitlin Lowe was introduced as the seventh head coach in program history in McKale Center on June 9, 2021. Lowe was joined by family members, her predecessor and recently retired head coach Mike Candrea, University of Arizona softball alumni and current players, UA Athletics Director Dave Heeke and UA President Dr. Robert C. Robbins.
The No. 11 Arizona softball team entered Saturday’s elimination game against Florida State with their backs against the wall after being silenced by a once-in-a-generation pitcher in Montana Fouts and the Alabama Crimson Tide in the opener.
The No. 11 Arizona softball team came into game one of the first round of the Women's College World Series with a lot of momentum after a two-game sweep of Arkansas in the Super Regionals last week. It wasn’t the ideal start to the tournament that Arizona was looking for as they would meet their match in Alabama, losing 5-1 on Thursday, June 3 at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, OK.
The Arizona baseball team experienced a successful business trip as they went to Corvallis, Oregon, and took two of three from a very formidable Oregon State team. The series began on Friday, May 21, and concluded on Sunday, May 23. The series victory could potentially clinch a Pac-12 title for Arizona and a top eight national seed in the NCAA tournament.
The Arizona baseball team cruised to an easy seven-inning victory over New Mexico State 14-3 in a single non-conference game at Hi Corbett Field on Tuesday, May 18.
The Arizona baseball team were on the road for a pivotal three-game series against Stanford with first place in the Pac-12 on the line. The series began on Friday, May 7 and concluded on Sunday, May 9. Both the Wildcats’ 10 game-winning streak and sixth consecutive Pac-12 series winning streak came to an end after losing two out of three games over the weekend.
The Arizona baseball team hosted the Utah Utes for a three-game series at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson, which started on Friday, April 30, and concluded on Sunday, May 2. The Wildcats went on to win the series by sweeping Utah.
The Arizona baseball team held a virtual press conference on Wednesday, April 28, ahead of the Wildcats’ three-game series this weekend against Utah.
An unusual season unlike any other as collegiate teams around the world had to quickly accommodate to playing amid a pandemic.
The Arizona baseball team was victorious over New Mexico State 11-4 in a single game non-conference rubber match at Hi Corbett Field on Tuesday, April 19.
The Arizona soccer team defeated their in-state rival Arizona State 2-0 on Friday, April 16, at Sun Devil Football Stadium in Tempe, Arizona.
Notes from Tuesday, April 13
The Arizona baseball team played host to California for a three-game Pac-12 series at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson, Arizona, which took place from Friday, April 9 to Sunday, April 11. The Wildcats went on to win the series by taking two out of three games from the Golden Bears.
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