Head Coach Nikki Bethurum preview the Lady Matador Softball Season.
AWC fell victim to a few rough stretches but started neck and neck for the second game with the Eagles
Salt Lake had the upper hand early and raced out to an 8-0 to start the game and the Bruins never looked back.
YUMA, Ariz. – While it took a few quarters to get going, the Arizona Western Lady Matadors showcased flashes of an unstoppable offense but a few key sequences were their undoing in a 71-70 loss at Utah State University Eastern in the season opener in Price, Utah Thursday night.
Both teams worked off the rust in the opening quarter, but the Matadors showed flashes of what was to come with 3 three-pointers with AWC holding a 12-10 lead at the end of the first.
YUMA, Ariz. – From a deep deficit, to a scary fall, the Arizona Western Matadors weathered a seemingly endless amount of obstacles before seizing the lead in the final minutes en route to an 86-80 season opening win over the Snow College Badgers Wednesday night.
Arizona Western’s reign atop the ACCAC has been prosperous, now for a decade, under Head Coach Charles Harral.
The 2019-2020 squad never could get to full strength, dealing with a flood of injuries while trying to acclimate a mix of transfers, freshmen, and a couple of returners from the ’18-’19 Region I Championship Roster.
YUMA, Ariz. – After months of deliberation, Arizona Western Athletics will begin the 2021 athletic seasons for men’s and women’s basketball, and volleyball without the admittance of fans in-person at games.
Outdoor events, including softball, baseball, and soccer will have limited and socially distanced fans-with masks mandatory-allowed.
