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J.J. Matijevic had the offensive game of his young collegiate career last night to help Arizona baseball thwart No. 10 ASU (28-13, 13-5 Pac-12 Conference) 17-6 and snap a five-game losing streak.
After a rough pitching outing that resulted in a 6-5 loss to No. 12 ASU Wednesday night, Arizona baseball turns around to host No. 16 California this weekend.
Tyger Talley pitched 2.2 strong innings to close out the defensive game for Arizona baseball, but it wasn’t enough to overcome No. 12 ASU’s 13-hit outing en route to a 6-5 Sun Devil victory Wednesday night.
Arizona baseball’s Joseph Maggi and ASU have a history almost as deep-seated as the two schools themselves.
There’s been a lot of buzz surrounding Arizona baseball’s hitters lately, particularly second baseman Scott Kingery, who leads all Division I players in batting average.
It’s been a few years since Arizona baseball outfielder Justin Behnke played at Phoenix Municipal Stadium.
MLB’s Opening Day was Monday, and it gave several former key Arizona baseball players another chance to keep playing the game at the next level.
There’s no doubt in my mind the Arizona men’s basketball team will be a top-10 team next season.
Arizona baseball takes on USC at home this weekend following back-to-back Pac-12 Conference sweeps over Stanford and Oregon.
Arizona catcher Riley Moore would have given you a fiery answer about his team being back and out with a vengeance, had you asked for his thoughts about Arizona being snubbed from the preseason top 25 rankings in January.
A human body has no purpose without a healthy, beating heart. A heart allows the body to breathe, move and function properly. Without a heart, a body is simply dispensable.
It’s hard to believe that a year ago, Arizona baseball was on the road to anywhere but Omaha in its worst season of the Andy Lopez era.
Arizona baseball (15-4) rallied back to complete a three-game sweep of the Portland Pilots (4-15) on Sunday afternoon, after clinching the series with a come-from-behind victory on Saturday. The Wildcats rallied back from a 6-4 deficit after five innings and scored five unanswered runs, capitalizing on a three-run seventh to win 9-6.
Another solid hitting performance propelled Arizona to a 6-2 win over New Mexico State (1-11) on Tuesday night at Hi Corbett Field.
Arizona baseball hosts New Mexico State on Tuesday in its final two-game midweek series before the start of Pac-12 Conference play next weekend.
It was cats versus dogs in Starkville, Miss., over the weekend for Arizona baseball. The Wildcats faced the No. 15 Mississippi State Bulldogs and Samford University Bulldogs in a four-game road trip and ended the weekend 2-2.
Arizona baseball defeated Oakland 10-7 behind an outstanding hitting effort on Tuesday night. Arizona finished with 18 hits and put up seven runs in the first two innings.
Arizona baseball hosts Oakland today and tomorrow at Hi Corbett Field.
The rally caps were on for Arizona baseball this weekend, but it just wasn’t enough to overcome the overwhelming hitting power of No. 17 Rice. Arizona (6-2) lost the series 2-1 after losing Sunday’s rubber match at Hi Corbett Field.
Parker Jackson-Cartwright proved to have what it takes to lead the No. 7 Arizona basketball program Thursday night against USC. The freshman guard had the breakout half of his collegiate career, and it’s a good sign for the Wildcats of things to come.
