Arkansas Battles Auburn in Dual Meet Saturday

Elishah Santiago October 25, 2019

Meet Notes

No. 19 Arkansas (1-1) | No. 13 Auburn (1-0)

When: Oct. 26 11:00 a.m. (CT)

Where: Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Building

The Matchup

No. 19 Arkansas will host No. 13 Auburn in a dual meet over the weekend. This will be the Razorbacks’ first home conference meet of the 2019-20 season, and the sixth time the Hogs have faced the Tigers.

A look at the Razorbacks –The Hogs fell to the Stanford leaving them 1-1 in the season. Even with the loss at Stanford, Anna Hopkin split the fastest time in the country in the 200-medley and took first in the 50 and 100 free.

A look at the Tigers – Auburn faced LSU in its season opener Oct 19. Auburn took 14 out of 16 events and earned a score of 185-108, winning its first SEC dual meet of the 2019-20 season

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Order of Events

1. 200 Medley Relay

2. 1000 free style

3. 200 freestyle

4. 100 Backstroke

5. 100 Breaststroke

6. 200 Butterfly

7. 50 Freestyle

8. 1M Diving

9. 100 Freestyle

10. 200 Backstroke

11. 200 Breaststroke

12. 500 Freestyle

13. 100 Butterfly

14. 3M Diving

15. 200 IM

16. 400 Freestyle Relay

Season Notes

Stanford Meet – Anna Hopkin was the highlight of the meet taking first in both the 50 (22.21) and 100 (49.08) freestyle, while achieving the fastest split time in the country in the 200 medley. The Razorbacks ended the dual meet with 11 podium finishes and look to continue improving. Click here to read all about it.

Hogs open season with a W – No. 19 Arkansas opened the season with a sweep against Little Rock 161-121 at the HPER Natatorium last Saturday. The Razorbacks won all 16 events and had 32 podium finishes, with amazing contribution from every member of the squad. Click here to read all about it.

Red vs. White Meet – The Razorbacks made their mark during the red vs. white meet. Rookie diver Josephine Matalone and veteran swimmers Anna Hopkin and Lexi Ljunggren set the bar high for the season with impressive performances. Click here to read all about it.