Arkansas Razorbacks dominated Duke in the Fayetteville Super Regional opener, securing a 14-5 victory in just five innings. With this win, the Razorbacks (46-11) moved one step closer to their first trip to the Women’s College World Series. Despite Duke's early leads, Arkansas responded with a powerful offense, marked by a grand slam from Tianna Bell and significant contributions from Dakota Kennedy and Karlie Davison. Game 2 is set for Saturday at 5 p.m. ET, where Arkansas aims to clinch the series.

By the Numbers
  • Arkansas scored 14 runs, winning by run-rule after five innings.
  • Tianna Bell hit a grand slam and contributed to a 5-run second inning.
State of Play
  • Arkansas has won all four of its NCAA Tournament games via run-rule.
  • Duke held brief leads but failed to maintain momentum after a rain delay.
What's Next

Arkansas looks to secure a spot in the Women’s College World Series with a win in Game 2, potentially marking a historic moment for the program.

Bottom Line

The Razorbacks showcased their offensive firepower and resilience, aiming to close out the series on Saturday and make program history by reaching the WCWS.