Local Sunday roundup: UA's Talie Bonds wins 100 hurdles, places third in high jump at Pac-12 Championships

Bonds becomes the first Wildcat woman ever to win the event at the conference meet.

Arizona Daily Star Talie Bonds made UA history Sunday, becoming the first Wildcat to win the women's 100-meter hurdles at the Pac-12 Championships.

UA men's golf: Cats open regional Monday People are also reading… Arizona starts play at the Morgan Hill Regional on Monday, needing to finish in the top five to advance to the NCAA Championships in Scottsdale. Arizona finished seventh at the Pac-12 Championships in late April. The Wildcats won their regional in Bryan, Texas, last year before finishing tied for 19th at the national tournament.

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