- Arkansas Razorbacks

Fresh off another trip to the NCAA Championships last spring, the Arkansas women’s golf team is set to travel from coast-to-coast during the 2024-25 season starting August 30 – September 1 at the Carmel Cup in Pebble Beach, Calif.

Clay Henry met with OC Bobby Petrino and DC Travis Williams for individual player evaluations for the entire depth chart.

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Arkansas alum Hunter Woodhall won a pair of T62 titles Saturday at race distances of 100m and 400m during the third day of the U.S. Paralympic Team Trials to qualify for his third Paralympic Games.

Racing in her first Diamond League meet as a professional, Razorback sprinter Nickisha Pryce improved her Jamaican 400m record with a world-leading winning performance of 48.57 seconds at the Olympic Stadium on Saturday.

Razorback sprinters Amber Anning and Nickisha Pryce make their debut in a Diamond League meet on Saturday at the London Olympic Stadium as they both race in the 400m. Also competing in the meet are Sandi Morris, Ryan Crouser, Shamier Little, and Andrenette Knight.

Arkansas defensive lineman Landon Jackson was named to the Preseason All-SEC Team, earning second-team recognition from media covering SEC Football Media Days.

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Head coach Jay Udwadia has officially announced the signing of New Mexico transfer Arthur Bellegy for the 2024-25 Razorback men’s tennis season.