Baseball fans from across the nation have flooded the city to enjoy the atmosphere of a live sporting event despite the pandemic.
Head coach Chris Odgen believes the players will help fulfill team needs such as rebounding, physicality and playmaking.
The motivation and hunger Dylan Paul has to recreate what his team did last season is one of the reasons he wants to take advantage of this second opportunity.
Aileen Garcia was heartbroken when her senior season ended in cancellation due to COVID-19, but she is excited to come back and serve as a role model for the team.
All players from the men’s and women’s basketball teams, men’s and women’s cross-country teams, men's and women’s golf teams and volleyball team have been registered to vote.
The UT Arlington Invitational was the only tournament the women’s golf team had scheduled for the fall. The team is scheduled for a more traditional schedule in the spring.
Three players closed the tournament under par, with junior Caleb Hicks earning his first collegiate second-place finish.
Outside hitter Brianna Ford was named Freshman of the Week and libero Alli Wells earned her second Defensive Player of the Week title in a row.
Both the men's and women's tennis teams saw big wins over the weekend.
The Mavericks will be on the road next week for a three-match series against the University of Louisiana Monroe at Fant-Ewing Coliseum in Monroe, Louisiana.
The series had originally been postponed and rescheduled due to quarantine protocols and positive COVID-19 tests by UTA team members.
The NFL has things under control for now, but things could get chippy if more outbreaks continue to pop up.
This is the second installment of a five-part series on athletes returning to UTA’s sports teams after the pandemic shortened their senior seasons.
The Mavericks will continue their season next week at the Little Rock Invitational.
Three players earned honors after the team completed a sweep in their first three-match series against the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
This is the first time the Mavericks have started a season 3-0 since 2017.
Brittanie Boyd is the senior vice president of marketing for the Philadelphia 76ers and co-founder of the Black Women in Sports and Entertainment organization.
‘You never know when your last game is your last game’: senior pitcher returns after canceled season
When the Sun Belt Conference made the call to suspend sports indefinitely in March, it was a tough loss for players and coaches competing in the spring. After the cancellation, many questioned if seniors would get an extra year of eligibility.
The Mavericks will open their conference play against Arkansas State University at College Park Center, while the Lady Mavericks will face the Red Wolves in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
Jack Myers was one of three runners to average 5:07 per mile and finished 17 places higher than he did at last season’s Sun Belt Conference Championship.
The Texas Rangers and MLB will make 11,500 tickets available for each game, with 10,550 fans spread throughout the ballpark and 950 in suites.
UTA is scheduled to face the University of Arkansas at Little Rock at its new season opener Oct. 9 and 10.
The team has bonded with Eric Arriaga through TikTok references and personal Zoom meetings.
Davis Steekman's hard work and dedication make him a key component for the Mavericks.
The Friday and Saturday matches against in-state rival Texas State University are now in the process of being rescheduled for a later date.
Sophomore Jack Myers and senior Madeleine Rowe recorded the top times for their respective teams.
Head coach Shereka Wright’s picks include returning university staff members and new staffers from across the nation.
UTA Athletics has confirmed it will be postponing this week’s volleyball matches after players on the team tested positive for COVID-19, according to a department press release.
While Giannis Antetokounmpo performed admirably this season, an MVP should elevate his team’s performance, which James has continually done.
While the Mavericks roster and schedule have changed significantly, the team aims to exceed expectations this season.
Sports editor Chris Amaya says Texas native Shereka Wright could bring up-tempo offense and attract homegrown talent to the women’s basketball program.
