Arkansas Blanks No. 3 Tennessee for Series Win

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – No. 12 Arkansas (37-14) shutout No. 3 Tennessee (39-7), 2-0, for the sequence win Monday evening at Bogle Park. It’s this system’s first three-game sequence victory vs. a top-three ranked group.

Arkansas strikes to 37-14 general and 13-8 in SEC play. Arkansas is 69-19 at residence over the past three seasons. With the win, Arkansas additionally has two top-10 sequence selections this season.

The Razorbacks have back-to-back sequence wins vs. the Woman Vols. Arkansas has additionally clinched two straight sequence wins vs. Tennessee in Fayetteville.

Freshman LHP Hannah Camenzind and redshirt senior RHP Chenise Delce mixed for the shutout.

Camenzind (4-2) received the win after twirling 5.2 scoreless frames and restraining Tennessee to 5 hits whereas placing out two. Camenzind’s pitching was deadly as she compelled 11 floor outs all through the ballgame.

Receiving a standing ovation, Camenzind handed the reigns over to Delce, who was lights out in her fourth save of the season. Delce tossed the ultimate 1.1 innings and retired all 4 batters she confronted. Delce entered within the high of the sixth with runners at second and third with two outs. Delce struck out the ultimate batter to place up one other zero for Tennessee.

Delce retired the facet within the high of the seventh to safe the win.

Arkansas’ pitching employees was electrical all weekend towards a dominant Tennessee offense. Throughout 21 innings, the Razorbacks held the Woman Vols to seven runs.

Arkansas mixed for 2 runs on 4 hits and has homered in back-to-back outings. Redshirt junior Rylin Hedgecock was the star of the present, blasting her twentieth residence run – a two-run shot – to place the Hogs on the board. Hedgecock now holds the outright SEC lead in homers this season.

It was a scoreless sport till the underside of the fourth. Freshman Reagan Johnson began the underside half with a leadoff, infield single. Sophomore Raigan Kramer reached on a fielder’s alternative as Johnson was compelled out at second.  With one out, Hedgecock smoked a two-run Bogle bomb to proper heart for a 2-0 lead.

Reagan Johnson, sophomore Kacie Hoffmann and junior Hannah Gammill scattered a success apiece. Johnson, the reigning SEC Freshman of the Week, elevated her hitting streak to 4 video games.

Bogle Park was the place to be all weekend as Arkansas set a brand new sequence attendance report of 9,595.

Up Subsequent
Arkansas travels to Missouri to wrap up convention play on Could 5-7 at Mizzou Softball Stadium. The sequence opens at 7 p.m. CT Friday on SEC Community+. All three video games will likely be out there on SEC Community+.

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