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The Arizona women’s basketball team won the Paradise Jam Tournament this Thanksgiving weekend. The Wildcats went 3-0, Cate Reese won Tournament MVP and Sam Thomas was named to the All-Tournament Team.
The Arizona women’s basketball team dominated Texas Southern University 93-38. Arizona did not trail for the whole game.
The Arizona women’s basketball team got a big-time win in overtime against AP No.6 Louisville 61-59.
Aari McDonald was one of the best basketball players the University of Arizona had seen since Adia Barnes. She transferred to Arizona from the University of Washington after her freshman season and looked to make an early impact. In her first season in Tucson, she broke Barnes’s record for most points in a season and was named as an Honorable Mention All-American. She was also the third-leading scorer in the nation at 24.1 points per game.
The Arizona women’s basketball team started the season on the right foot with a big win over California State Northridge 87-44.
Following the loss to Stanford, the Arizona volleyball team dropped another one at home against Washington 1-3. The Wildcats' hitting percentage on the night was .160 percent while the Huskies' hit .203 percent. The four-set match resulted in scores of 26-24, 23-25, 19-25 and 23-25.
On Friday, at the Arizona women’s basketball media day, head coach Adia Barnes spoke with the media for the first time this season.
Players of the 2021-22 Arizona men's basketball team spoke to the media for the first time since the start of the pre-season camp on Wednesday, Sept. 29.
A – Adia Barnes
The University of Arizona and women's basketball head coach Adia Barnes have agreed to new financial terms to her previous extension through 2025-26 season. The terms of her five-year deal include a $5.85 million base salary. Barnes and the Wildcats had a season for the ages last year as they reached the program’s first national championship game.
Arizona women’s basketball point guard Aari McDonald didn’t have to wait very long to hear her name called as the Atlanta Dream selected McDonald with the third overall pick in the first round of the 2021 WNBA Draft. Arizona forward Trinity Baptiste was also selected, being taken in the second round of the 2021 WNBA Draft by the Indiana Fever with the 24th overall pick.
The Arizona women’s basketball team lost to Stanford in heart-aching fashion as Aari McDonald missed the game-winning basket as time expired and the game ended, 54-53, in the NCAA national championship on Sunday, April 4.
The Arizona women’s basketball team held a press conference on Saturday, April 3, ahead of their first NCAA national championship game in program history.
The Arizona women’s basketball team defeated UConn on Friday, April 2, in the Final Four of the NCAA tournament, 69-59, advancing to its first NCAA national championship game for the first time in program history.
The Arizona women’s basketball team has had a season for the ages. The Wildcats opened up the year ranked No. 7 in the nation, the highest preseason rankings in school history. They were predicted to finish second in the Pac-12 with eight players returning from the previous season and adding six newcomers.
The Arizona women’s basketball team defeated Indiana on Monday, March 29, in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament 66-53, advancing to their first Final Four in program history.
The Arizona women’s basketball team defeated Texas A&M on Saturday, March 27, in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament, advancing to the Elite Eight for the first time in program history.
The Arizona women’s basketball team defeated No. 11 seed BYU 52-46 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Wednesday, March 24. This is the first time that the Wildcats have been to the Sweet 16 since 1998.
The Arizona women’s basketball team defeated Stony Brook in the first round of the NCAA tournament, 79-44. This is the first tournament win for the program since 2005.
For the first time since 2005, the Arizona women’s basketball team heard their name called to play in the program’s eighth NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats were called as a No. 3 seed, ending a 16-year drought since Arizona has played in the tournament. The Wildcats will play No. 14 seed Stony Brook on Monday, March 22, at 11 a.m. MST.
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