Photos: NCAA selects Arizona Wildcats' all-time baseball lineup
The NCAA selected its all-time Arizona Wildcats baseball starting lineup on Monday, check out who made the list.
Jerry Kindall, Head coach (1972-96)
Arizona baseball head coach Jerry Kindall with players Kevin Long, left, and Chip Hale, right, holding the NCAA championship trophy after beating Florida State on June 9, 1986.
Ron Hassey, Catcher (1973-76)
Former UA baseball player Ron Hassey stands at bat during a spring training game against the Cleveland Indians at Hi Corbett Field, March 28, 1989.
(Tied) Carl Thomas, Pitcher (1954-56)
Former University of Arizona baseball pitcher Carl Thomas in 1960. (Arizona Daily Star file photo)
(Tied) Don Lee, Pitcher (1954-56)
Arizona Daily Star file photo
Russ Gragg, First baseman (1952-55)
Charles Shoemaker, Second baseman (1958-61)
Eddie Leon, Shortstop (1965-67)
Eddie Leon at the UA, March 1965. Arizona Daily Star file photo
Chip Hale, Third baseman (1984-87)
Chip Hale (6) celebrates the UA’s 1986 College World Series title with coach Jerry Kindall. Hale played in 255 consecutive games for the Wildcats.
Terry Francona, Outfield (1979-80)
Arizona's Terry Francona hits during the West Regional against Gonzaga in May, 1980. UA won the 1980 College World Series. Arizona Daily Star file photo
Dave Stegman, Outfield (1973-76)
Dave Stegman, 1979. Arizona Daily Star file photo
Shelley Duncan, Outfield (1999-2001)
UA's Shelley Duncan, 18, celebrates with the team after hitting a home run during the UA vs. St. Mary's baseball game on Jan. 21, 2000.
Steve Powers, Swingman (1973-76)
Steve Powers, on the left and Jerry Kindall on the right with a bat that was autographed by the 1976 UA baseball team, as they won the college world series that year. Steve Powers was a major factor in winning the game for the Cats.
Kindall's grandson, Eric, threw out the first pitch.
The Arizona Wildcats hosted the Stanford Cardinal for college baseball at Hi Corbett Field on April 22, 2018. Arizona lost, 2-7.
The Cardinal defeats the Cats 7-2, handing Arizona a rare sweep on its home field.
Monument at future site of Indoor Sports Center will recognize Sancet Stadium.