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Shortly after Bud Grainger umpired the championship game of the 1978 College World Series, he announced his retirement. It didn’t take long fo…
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
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 78, Carl Cooper.
The Star's longtime columnist checks in notes about Delaney Schnell, CDO grad Turner Washington, his thoughts on Arizona's hiring of Caitlin L…
The Star spoke with eight of the "Spring Stars" profiled during the spring of 2020, to see how the past year has treated them and what their l…
Schnell and 2016 Olympian Jessica Parratto will represent the United States in the 10-meter synchro event after posting an aggregate score of 930.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 80, Vance Johnson.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 81, Julie Brase Hairgrove.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 82, Ed Updegraff.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 83, Jim Wing.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 84, Richard Sanchez.
The Star columnist examines the illustrious overseas careers of Tim Derksen and Terrell Stoglin. Plus, the latest — and notable — headlines fr…
Friday may have marked his final football game, though Gasaway hopes that's not the case.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 86, Cleo Robinson.
Hansen's Hundred, No. 87: Terrell Stoglin was a Santa Rita star before he became a well-traveled pro
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 87, Terrell Stoglin.
Seniors who had their seasons cut short in the fall will play one final high school football game in the Southern Arizona All-Star Showcase at…
Former Pusch Ridge RB Evan Lovett is relishing the chance to be in Friday's All-Star Showcase before heading to Minot State to play college football.
Nemer Hassey returns to the sidelines to coach in Friday's All-Star Football Showcase. Dennis Bene will coach the other team.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 88, Ralph Deal.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 89, Kenzie Fowler.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 90, Paul Colwell.
The Star's Greg Hansen is counting down the 100 top sports figures in Tucson history. Up next: No. 91, Ed Nymeyer.
The Tucson native suffered broken ribs and a collapsed lung in the Sugar Skulls' season opener.
Here’s how one of the most memorable years in the Southern Arizona sports scene unfolded during a once-in-a-century pandemic, stretching from …
College baseball recruiters didn’t consider Nogales High School’s Gil Heredia much more than a walk-on prospect in the spring of 1983, even th…
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