The name Kenzie begins with a "K," and that's exactly how Arizona pitcher Kenzie Fowler began the second round game of the NCAA Regionals against New Mexico State on Saturday. Read more» 
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Lini Koria’s sixth-inning walk-off grand slam finished off Harvard, concluding Arizona’s 10-0 rout of the Ivy League champions in front of a packed house in the opening round of the NCAA Championship. In the fifth, Stacie Chambers became Arizona's career home run leader. Read more»
The University of Arizona softball team defeated Pima in five innings 14-1 Wednesday in an exhibition game at Hillenbrand Stadium. Read more»
The Arizona of Arizona women's softball team defeated the Yavapai College Rough Riders 9-4 in Sunday's fall exhibition season opener. Jennie Finch and Taryne Mowatt return to Hillenbrand on Monday night. Read more»
The UA defeated Colonial League Champions Cornell 9-0 to move to the winners' side of the bracket in the first round of the NCAA Regional Tournament. Pitchers Kenzie Fowler and Sarah Akamine were strong after returning to the circle. Read more»
With the season winding down and the fourth ranked Wildcats hosting the No. 6 UCLA Bruins, Arizona pitcher Sarah Akamine was asked to take the ball for the first of three pivotal games. Read more»
Arizona's Kenzie Fowler was named USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week by ASA. She was also named Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week, along with battery mate catcher Stacie Chambers as Pac-10 Player of the Week. The Wildcats swept the Cardinal with Fowler appearing in all three games. Read more»
A week after being swept by the nation's top softball team, Arizona bounced back, taking the first two of three from the eighth-ranked Stanford Cardinal. Read more»
