CBS 13 Sports: Wildcats still dancin’
The Arizona Wildcats will face the Connecticut Huskies on Friday in the Women’s NCAA Final Four. Aari McDonald and head coach Adia Barnes speak on the team’s amazing run.
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The Arizona Wildcats will face the Connecticut Huskies on Friday in the Women’s NCAA Final Four. Aari McDonald and head coach Adia Barnes speak on the team’s amazing run.
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Since announcing himself on the world stage with a PGA Tour victory as a rookie in 2019, Chile’s Joaquin Niemann has established himself as one of golf’s most exciting prospects. It’s been a whirlwind six months on the course for the Santiago native and a series of outstanding results have seen the 22-year-old break into
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The Arizona Wildcat women’s basketball team is rewriting the program’s history books with its first ever trip to the Final Four SAN ANTONIO, Tex. ( KYMA, KECY-TV ) – The Arizona Wildcat women’s basketball team continues to experience many firsts this season. Their first Sweet 16 appearance in the NCAA tournament since 1998. A first
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Thierry Henry says the discussion around whether or not footballers should take the knee before games has become a distraction from the real “cause.” The former Arsenal and Barcelona star, who recently quit social media in protest of racist abuse and online harassment, believes the discourse has veered so far off course that people are
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Former France international Thierry Henry says he hopes his decision to step away from social media will inspire others to stand up against racist abuse and bullying online. The ex-Arsenal and Barcelona star, who won the World Cup with France in 1998, announced on Friday that he would be quitting his social media accounts until
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Metaphors are seldom as convenient as they were last week, when University of Oregon basketball player Sedona Prince posted a Tik Tok video of the fully appointed weight room in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament bubble and what the women were given in theirs: a single rack of hand weights. The NCAA executives responsible for
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Metaphors are seldom as convenient as they were last week, when University of Oregon basketball player Sedona Prince posted a Tik Tok video of the fully appointed weight room in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament bubble and what the women were given in theirs: a single rack of hand weights. The NCAA executives responsible for
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As players continue to protest the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Belgium manager Roberto MartĂnez says boycotting the tournament would be a “big mistake.” On Thursday, German players lined up before their qualifying game against Iceland with “human rights” spelled out across T-shirts, a day after the Norwegian team wore tops bearing the message
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Aari McDonald sealed the Wildcat’s win with defensive steal and layup with three seconds left in the game on Wednesday versus BYU. The play put Arizona up by four, their largest lead of the entire game. The 3 seeded Wildcats had all they could handle against the 11 seeded BYU Cougars in the Women’s NCAA Tournament’s Mercado Region played in San Antonio, Texas
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Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has called for stronger gun control measures in the United States following this week’s mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado. Speaking ahead of the Warriors’ game against the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday, Kerr started his media availability with the names of the victims from the mass shootings in Boulder
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The last time the Arizona Wildcat’s women’s basketball team was in the NCAA tournament was 2005. After being away from the dance for over a decade, Arizona certainly didn’t seem star struck in their opening round game on Monday versus Stony Brook.
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In the last decade, Lyon’s dominance in women’s football has been nigh on complete. Since 2011, the French club has been involved in nine Champions League finals, winning the competition seven times. Anita Asante, who currently plays for Aston Villa in the Women’s Super League (WSL) and works as a pundit for the UEFA Women’s
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As a second-term Congressman Colin Allred carefully respects the traditions of his hallowed workplace. “You can’t even step on the floor without a suit jacket on,” he told CNN Sport via a remote link from his office in Dallas. But on January 6, 2021, after witnessing the horrors of a deadly, armed insurrection at the
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More than two months after the January 6 insurrection, the temporary protective fencing around the US Capitol finally came down. Here’s what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. (You can also get “5 Things You Need to Know Today” delivered to your inbox daily. Sign up here.)
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The scheduled first-round game between Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Oregon in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament has been declared a no-contest due to Covid-19 cases among the VCU team, the NCAA announced Saturday. The VCU team won’t be participating in the tournament after some Covid-19 tests came back positive recently, Ed McLaughlin,
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The NCAA has come under fire over the lack of amenities, notably the workout equipment, at the women’s basketball tournament compared with the men’s event this year. Both tournaments get underway this week, with the women’s tournament taking place at five sites in the host city of San Antonio, Texas, and with some games in
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Paul Stewart played for the England international team and some of English football’s leading clubs, notably Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool. It’s a career to be proud of, but Stewart’s memories are often consumed by the horrific daily cruelty he says he suffered between the ages of 11 and 15 as a youth footballer.
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The UCLA Bruins men’s basketball team trailed Michigan State by 14 points in the first half but rallied in the second half to send the game with the Spartans into overtime.
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When he pictures the sight of a triple jumper traveling through the air, Will Claye’s mind turns to music. “It looks like the person is just floating — there’s a cadence to it and there’s a rhythm to it,” Claye tells CNN Sport. “I feel like triple jump is one of the more artistic-looking events
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When Alejandro and Julian Navarro first started playing rugby, they sometimes had to stop training because they could hear gun battles between rival gangs approaching the pitch. The situation was so bad in their home city of Medellin in the early 2010’s that a murder seemingly was not even much of an event. “It was
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