- Arkansas Razorbacks

#5 Arkansas split Saturday’s doubleheader against #3 Mississippi State at Baum-Walker Stadium to clinch its ninth consecutive SEC Opening Weekend series win.

Box Score - Game 1 of DH Box Score - Game 2 of DH Presser: DVH Presser: McElvain, Niu & Schaefer

Finishing off the NCAA Indoor Championships in front of 3,584 fans at Randal Tyson Track Center on Saturday, the Razorbacks won the 4 x 400m relay in a world-leading time of 3 minutes, 23.63 seconds and Arkansas placed fourth in team scoring with 37 points.

No. 1 Arkansas totaled 73.5 points to capture its 22nd NCAA Indoor Championship in front of 3,584 fans at Randal Tyson Track Center on Saturday. It marks the 43rd national championship for the Razorback men and it’s the 52nd NCAA team title for the Arkansas program.

#17 Arkansas will play for the SEC Tournament Championship, its first trip to the final since 2017, after a hard-fought 93-90 overtime win over Ole Miss in the SEC semifinal Saturday afternoon. The third-seeded Razorbacks will face #22 and fourth-seeded Vanderbilt for the title on Sunday (Mar. 15) at Noon (CT) on ESPN.

Final Stats

Behind a 3-4 day that featured a solo home run, a grand slam, a double and a walk in addition to seven RBI and two runs scored from Dakota Kennedy and a gutsy performance from Saylor Timmerman in the circle, the No. 8/9 Arkansas Razorbacks dismantled previously unbeaten No. 4/6 Alabama, 14-9, to even the series on Saturday afternoon at Rhoads Stadium on the campus of the University of Alabama.

Box Score (PDF)