Davellyn Whyte
Hansen Sunday Notebook: Family still holding court
Catalina Foothills High School's Michael Lee, 15, center, hits with his brothers, Jackson, 16, left, and Mason, 12, on the court built by their grandfather. "We still use it for training," said the boys' father, Mike Lee.
Hansen Sunday Notebook: Family still holding court
Michael, a freshman at Foothills, shows off the Lee family skills that helped him win the state title two weeks ago. His younger brother Mason, left, is also "serious about tennis," their dad says.
Hansen Sunday Notebook: Family still holding court
About 40 years ago, Tucson engineer R.E. "Bob'' Lee built a tennis court in his backyard. Here's what happened:
Hansen Sunday Notebook: QB battle takes flight
Since leaving Lakewood High School as one of the most highly rated SoCal quarterbacks of the last decade, UA junior Jesse Scroggins describes his journey as "humbling."
Hansen Sunday Notebook: QB battle takes flight
Jesse Scroggins, letting it fly at last week's annual spring game, says he "can really zing it."But the El Camino College transfer and former USC quarterback likely will start the season behind B.J. Denker until he masters the RichRod system.
Hansen Sunday Notebook: QB battle takes flight
Ex-Cat Robert Refsnyder hit .370 with four doubles for the Yankees' Class A team and was promoted to Class A-Advanced.
Hansen Sunday Notebook: QB battle takes flight
Despite being the No. 16 pick overall in the WNBA draft, Arizona's Davellyn Whyte isn't guaranteed any money.
Pac-12 Women's tournament: Whyte has another stellar game, but Cats' season ends
SEATTLE - In her final game with the Arizona Wildcats, senior Davellyn Whyte led the team with 23 points, eight rebounds and six assists, but Arizona lost to Utah on Thursday in the first round of the Pac-12 tournament.
Arizona women's basketball: Whyte honored again; Cats play today
Arizona Wildcats guard Davellyn Whyte was named to the All-Pac-12 team Tuesday night for the fourth straight year. Today, she will begin her final Pac-12 tournament.
Arizona women's basketball: Cats fall in Whyte's home finale, get Utah at conference tourney
In her final home contest, Arizona guard Davellyn Whyte displayed all the talents that helped her start more games and log more minutes than any player in the program's history.
Women: UA out to end 3-game skid in regular-season finale
The Arizona Wildcats women's basketball team will complete the regular season and try to end a three-game losing streak today against No. 17 UCLA at McKale Center at 1 p.m.
Women: USC 74, Arizona 62: Cats find way to lose against struggling 'SC
Arizona guard Carissa Crutchfield, right, slams into USC's Alexyz Vaioletama in the first half. Crutchfield had 13 points and seven rebounds for the Cats, who have dropped 11 of 12 games.
Women: USC 74, Arizona 62: Cats find way to lose against struggling 'SC
The Arizona Wildcats have a new slump to contend with, and USC's streak of futility is gone.
Women's college basketball: ASU 81, Arizona 77, 2OT: Whyte's triple-double not enough
There was a point on Tuesday night when Arizona senior Davellyn Whyte decided to completely take over against archrival Arizona State.
Arizona women's basketball: Whyte, Cats get 2 tries to end futility vs. ASU
UA senior guard Davellyn Whyte, driving on Utah's Taryn Wicijowski in the Wildcats' 61-52 win Sunday at McKale Center, is 1-6 in her career against rival ASU.
Arizona women's basketball: Whyte, Cats get 2 tries to end futility vs. ASU
As a Phoenix native and the state of Arizona's best high school player in 2009, Davellyn Whyte could have been an Arizona State Sun Devil.
Arizona women: Cats hope to break 8-game loss streak
It's been one day short of a month since the Arizona Wildcats last won a basketball game.
Pac-12 women: No. 21 Colorado 55, Arizona 42: Cats frustrated in loss to Buffs
It took Davellyn Whyte 9 minutes 20 seconds before she even attempted her first shot against Colorado, a missed three-point attempt.
Women's Basketball: Washington State 60, Arizona 50: Cats feel 'sting' after losing 5th straight
Arizona's Layana White goes for a layup despite the outstretched arm of Washington State's Lia Galdeira.
Women's Basketball: Washington State 60, Arizona 50: Cats feel 'sting' after losing 5th straight
The Arizona women's basketball team pushed its winless streak to five games on Sunday afternoon with a 60-50 loss to Washington State at McKale Center.
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