Wildcats Wrap Road Trip at Loyola Marymount on Monday

LOS ANGELES, Calif. — The Arizona Wildcats (13-6) wrap up their four-game Los Angeles road trip with a Monday afternoon game against the Loyola Marymount Lions (7-10). First pitch at Page Stadium is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. MST.

The Wildcats enter the Monday matchup after going 1-2 against No. 11 UCLA over the weekend. The Lions hosted BYU Thursday thru Saturday and suffered a three-game sweep at the hands of the Cougars.

Arizona will look to get their dangerous offense back on track; heading into the UCLA series the Wildcats were averaging 9.3 runs per game and led the Pac-12 Conference with a .323 batting average.

There will be no live stream or radio broadcast available for Monday's game, but live stats will be made available for free.

Date	Time (MST) / Result	Arizona Pitcher	LMU Pitcher
Monday, March 22	1:00 PM	TBA	TBA

Leading Off...

The Wildcats polish off their Los Angeles road trip with a single game against the Loyola Marymount Lions. The game comes on the heels of Arizona's first Pac-12 Conference series of the year at No. 11 UCLA, in which they went 1-2.
Arizona holds a 17-8 edge in the all-time series against Loyola Marymount. The two programs last faced off in 2009, a three-game series in Tucson that was swept by the Wildcats on scores of 12-2, 9-5, and 7-6.
Arizona has scored at least one run in 128 straight games. They have not suffered a shutout loss since falling 1-0 at Washington on March 17, 2018. Their 128-game scoring streak is the longest active scoring streak in the Pac-12.
Arizona's 176 wins since 2016 are the third-most in the Pac-12 Conference, behind only Oregon State (200) and Stanford (181). Head coach Jay Johnson's .633 winning percentage at Arizona is the second-best mark by a Wildcats head coach in the modern era (1950-current).
Over the last 48 games Arizona has played, dating back to 2019, the Wildcats have gone 36-12 (.750) and won nine series.
Under head coach Jay Johnson, the Wildcats have dominated non-conference opponents to the tune of a sparkling 114-42 (.731) record, giving them the second-best non-conference winning percentage in the Pac-12.