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Junior college guard Ipek Turkyilmaz signed with the Arizona Wildcats women's basketball team, becoming coach Niya Butts' first commitment at the UA.

The native of Izmir, Turkey, averaged 12.4 points, 5.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists in two seasons at Barton County (Kan.) College. She shot 40.4 percent from three-point range while playing for coach Chance Lindley, who is now an assistant at Arizona.

"She is an excellent shooter from the outside and will be a great addition to our roster as a scoring threat from three-point range," Butts said in a statement.

Arizona has seven players signed for next season, six who committed under previous coach Joan Bonvicini. Guards Reiko Thomas of Harbor City, Calif., and Ashley Frazier of South Plains (Texas) College signed after Butts was hired.

— Sarah Trotto

The second round of the NCAA Women's Golf Championships in Albuquerque was suspended Wednesday because of high winds.

Arizona, one of only 12 teams to finish its round, scored a 21-over 309 in the second round. The UA's second-round tally was its highest of the season.

USC and UCLA shared the lead in the clubhouse at 8-over 584.

The UA's Alison Walshe posted a 2-over 74 and was at 6-over 150.

TEMPE — Receiver Anquan Boldin and defensive end Darnell Dockett picked a good time to skip the Arizona Cardinals' voluntary workouts.

The temperature approached 90 degrees as winds gusted on the team's practice fields on Wednesday.

"I'd prefer that they'd be here, but these workouts are voluntary," said coach Ken Whisenhunt.

MOSCOW — Edwin van der Sar saved the 14th penalty of the shootout Wednesday to give Manchester United a 6-5 win over Chelsea after a 1-1 draw in the first all-English Champions League final.

Van der Sar dived to his right to block the spot kick from Nicolas Anelka in rain at the Luzhniki Stadium to give the Red Devils their third European Cup title.

● In San Francisco, an admitted steroids dealer testified Wednesday that he set up Marion Jones with a three-drug cocktail of banned substances to boost her bid to win five medals at the 2000 Olympic Games.

Angel "Memo" Heredia said track coach Trevor Graham asked him to overnight mail the oxygen-boosting EPO, growth hormone and insulin for Jones' use. Graham is on trial after pleading not guilty to three charges of lying to federal agents.

● In Auburn Hills, Mich., Deanna Nolan had the go-ahead jumper with 2:01 left and the Detroit Shock went on to beat the Indiana Fever 76-71 in a WNBA game on Wednesday night.