Track and Field
Lalang and Sambu set records at Millrose games
The No. 5 men’s and No. 10 women’s track and field had a successful weekend competing across the country, starting in New York City at the Millrose Games. Read more
Pair of 'Cats head to Millrose Games
While the No. 5 Arizona men’s track team and No. 10 women’s team will split up this weekend to compete in two separate events, a pair of Wildcats will be taking on a bigger event — distance runners senior Stephen Sambu and sophomore Lawi Lalang will represent Arizona in the 5K at the Millrose Games. Read more
Junior high jumper has traveled long road to success
Junior high-jumper Brigetta Barrett didn’t always have something to smile about. Growing up in New York as the middle child of three in a single-parent home, Barrett realized she couldn’t stay there forever. Read more
Track has record- setting weekend
The Arizona track and field team took to Fayetteville, Ark., this weekend for one of the nation’s most high-profile track meets, and the spotlight wasn’t too bright for the Wildcats. Read more
Ulcers can’t stop senior XC runner
For senior track star Stephen Sambu, running began as a punishment. Now, he is now embarking on his final year in Arizona, having overcome cultural and health challenges in pursuit of competing at a professional level. Read more
UA track opens season with high expectations
Nine conference champions are returning to the Arizona track and field teams, and that didn’t go unnoticed in preseason rankings. The Wildcats kick off the 2012 season Saturday at the Lumberjack Invitational, hosted by NAU. Read more
Sports' Year in Review: Byrne makes his mark
Stoops out, RichRod in After being hired in 2004, Mike Stoops brought Arizona’s football program back into relevancy and to the brink of being a conference contender. Read more
Arizona's Lawi Lalang takes NCAA cross-country title
Arizona freshman runner Lawi Lalang won the men’s 2011 NCAA cross-country title on Monday in Terre Haute, Ind. The Kenyan native, in his first season with the cross-country team, won the 10,000-meter race in 28:44.10. Lalang finishes the season without a loss, taking the NCAA Championship, NCAA West Regional and Pac-12 Championship in the process. The Arizona women’s team placed 19th in the country in Monday’s championship event. Check back for the full story in tomorrow’s Daily Wildcat. Read more
XC’s Lalang, women eye NCAA titles
The Arizona cross-country teams will compete for national recognition at the NCAA Championships today at the Lavern Gibson Championship Course in Terra Haute, Ind. The No. 8-ranked women will make a push to compete for the title while Lawi Lalang hopes to make his first cross-country season an undefeated one. Read more
XC heads to regionals, swim gets tested, men's tennis Collegiate Classic
Lalang finds newfound inspiration in former runner Robert Cheseret The Arizona cross-country teams will race in the NCAA West Regionals on Saturday in Palo Alto, Calif. The No. Read more
Frosh XC phenom in a league of his own
The first man to run a sub-four-minute mile was 25-year-old English runner Roger Bannister, who achieved that time in 1954, three years after declaring it his goal. Read more
Arizona XC teams expect to win at championships
The Arizona cross-country teams expect wins this weekend at the Pac-12 Championships in Litchfield Park, Ariz., on Saturday. Head coach James Li believes men’s leader Lawi Lalang can win it all, and the No. 5-ranked women’s squad has a good chance to win as a team, with only No. 2 Washington ranked higher. Read more