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Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Arizona Softball Ranked Seventh in Preseason Polls
Posted By Christopher Boan on Tue, Jan 29, 2019 at 2:48 PM
The University of Arizona softball team's 2019 season is looking up, after getting ranked seventh in the nation in the NCAA's preseason poll.
The Wildcats, who are coming off a 43-16 season in 2018, are one of five Pac-12 teams to make the list.
They're joined by UCLA (2), Washington (3), ASU (12) and Oregon (25) in the rankings, the second-most of any conference, behind the SEC.
Arizona kicks off its season at the USF Opening Weekend Invitational in Tampa, Florida on Feb. 8, playing Michigan, South Florida, Illinois State and North Carolina State during the event.
The team's home schedule begins on Friday, Feb. 14, when the Wildcats host New Mexico in the inaugural game at the renovated Rita Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium.
The Wildcats, who are coming off a 43-16 season in 2018, are one of five Pac-12 teams to make the list.
They're joined by UCLA (2), Washington (3), ASU (12) and Oregon (25) in the rankings, the second-most of any conference, behind the SEC.
Arizona kicks off its season at the USF Opening Weekend Invitational in Tampa, Florida on Feb. 8, playing Michigan, South Florida, Illinois State and North Carolina State during the event.
The team's home schedule begins on Friday, Feb. 14, when the Wildcats host New Mexico in the inaugural game at the renovated Rita Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium.
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