Five former Razorbacks are among the eight members of the 2020 Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame Class announced on Sunday.

The Arkansas women’s track & field team look to follow up a historic 2018-19 year that included the programs seventh SEC triple-crown, Indoor/Outdoor NCAA Team Championships, and three individual NCAA Championships, with an exceptional 2020 campaign set to tackle a loaded schedule that features 11 days of home competition in the Track Capital of the World. The Razorbacks hosted 18 days of competition in 2019, the most among power-5 conference schools.

Fall is a busy time on the University of Arkansas campus and there are several exciting events on the horizon for Razorback Athletics.

Arkansas' school record holder in the 100-meter hurdles, Janeek Brown, wrapped up her season Sunday night at the IAAF Track & Field World Championships from Khalifa Stadium.

Former Razorback Kiara Parker will return to the states with a bronze medal after running the anchor leg of the Team USA 4×100-meter relay at Khalifa Stadium Saturday night.

Two Arkansas alums were in action on Day 8 of the IAAF Track & Field World Championships as Stanley Kebenei and Kiara Parker represented Team USA Friday afternoon.

Team USA's Nikki Hiltz grabbed a spot in the IAAF final of the women's 1,500-meters Thursday night at the World Championships from Khalifa Stadium.