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Fat Lever completed his NBA career in 1994 with 43 triple-doubles, then fifth in league history behind immortal players Oscar Robertson, Magic…
"I became a traitor. It was fun to be involved in something that drew so much intensity."
Bijan Robinson was named to another preseason award watch list.
Peabody coached Ironwood Ridge High School to the 2008 state championship and averaged 21 victories per season between 2007-13. Then he took o…
Mary Hines, who is No. 44 on our list of Tucson’s Top 100 Sports Figures of the last 100 years, is known as much (or more) for coaching than h…
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"Amazing Grace" is an apt description of her meaning to the Tucson sports community for almost 40 years.
Despite losing the core of their 2020 Class 4A championship team and 6-foot-9-inch forward Myles Hersha and another four major contributors fr…
A second-round draft pick of the New York Yankees, Duncan ultimately played for the Yankees, Indians and Rays. And although he never reached s…
Hayzel Daniels starred on the gridiron at Tucson High. But that was only part of his fascinating life.
The Star's longtime columinist writes about the local running star and his new book, why ASU is back on the NCAA's radar, and which UA coach i…
Eddie Leon, who is No. 72 in our list of Top 100 Tucson Sports Figures of the last 100 years, played for the Indians, White Sox and Yankees fo…
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 73, Bud Grainger.
Perth guard Bryce Cotton was named the National Basketball League MVP for the third time in four seasons.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 76, Sheila Baize.
Schnell, a Tucson High and UA graduate, won the women's platform with 1,021.90 points to earn her second berth for Tokyo
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