The Arizona men's golf team is heading into the final round of the National Invitational Tournament in an unfamiliar position: trailing.

The Wildcats have tallied three wins in their four starts after a disappointing fall stint, and came into the NIT with high hopes. But a strong showing from rival Arizona State has put a damper on what the Wildcats hope will be four of five.

The weather in yesterday's second round didn't help the Wildcats make a run, as high winds at Omni Tucson National Golf Resort and Spa made any score around par seem impressive. [Read article]

It wasn't supposed to be like this. Five days to the Final Four, and there are no lines at campus travel agencies. Sports fans are actually in class, instead of driving back from Atlanta or to San Antonio. The basketball team spent last weekend watching softball.

That's not an ending befitting the preseason No. 4 team, a team widely regarded as one of the most talented in the nation. So, what went wrong? Was the team just that overrated? [Read article]

Former UA softball star Jennie Finch pitched a gem for Team USA in its 6-1 win over Arizona, but it wasn't quite good enough for her.

Arizona freshman shortstop Kristie Fox's solo home run in the bottom of Friday's second inning marked the first run Finch has given up on USA's Aiming for Athens tour. Finch (8-0), who played at the UA from 1999-2002, had a streak of 41 1/3 innings without surrendering a run. [Read article]

The Arizona men's club lacrosse team capped its three-day, three-game road trip with a win yesterday, defeating UCLA 14-2 in Los Angeles to complete a weekend sweep.

Attackmen Christian Burrows and Adam Paris each scored five points for the Laxcats (8-3, 3-1 Western Collegiate Lacrosse League), who have won a season-high-tying four straight games.

"We met expectations (this weekend)," said Arizona head coach Kenny Broschart. [Read article]