A drove of Hogs are in Paris and gearing up to compete in the 2024 Summer Olympics, which begin this weekend.

In total, 25 current and former University of Arkansas athletes have qualified to compete or be an alternate in the upcoming Olympics. The Opening Ceremony, down the River Siene (the first opening ceremony not in an Olympic stadium) is set for Friday.

Twenty of the Razorbacks headed to Paris hail from the school’s historic track and field program. Arkansas will also have representatives competing in golf, swimming and an alternate in gymnastics.

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Team USA will have eight representatives from Arkansas. Jamaica isn’t far behind with eight, and nine countries will have at least one athlete who previously competed for the Razorbacks.

Here is the full list of University of Arkansas Olympians. The Summer games will run through Aug. 11.

Arkansas Razorbacks Olympians for 2024 (Years at University of Arkansas):

Track and Field

United States

Chris Bailey — 400m, 4x400m Relay (2023-24)

Taliyah Brooks — Heptathlon (2014-18)

Kaylyn Brown — 4x400m Relay pool (Sophomore)

Rachel Glenn — High Jump (Redshirt Junior)

Nikki Hiltz — 1,500m (2015-18)

Jarrion Lawson — Long Jump (2012-16)

Isabella Whittaker — 4x400m Relay pool (Senior)

Other Countries

Amber Anning — 400m, 4x400m Relay — Great Britain (2022-24)

Romaine Beckford — High Jump — Jamaica (2023-24)

Janeek Brown — 100m Hurdles — Jamaica (2018-19)

Jaydon Hibbert — Triple Jump — Jamaica (2023)

Sanu Jallow — 800m — Gambia (Junior)

Shafiqua Maloney — 800m — St. Vincent & the Grenandines (2018-21)

Cary McLeod — Long Jump — Jamaica (2022-23)

Ackera Nugent — 100m Hurdles — Jamaica (2022-23)

Ayden Owens-Delerme — Decathlon — Puerto Rico (2021-23)

Wayne Pinnock — Long Jump — Jamaica (2022-24)

Nickisha Pryce — 400m, 4x400m Relay — Jamaica (2022-24)

Tina Šutej — Pole Vault — Slovenia (2008-12)

Rojé Stona — Discus — Jamaica (2022-24)

Swimming

Other Countries

Anna Hopkin — 50m Freestyle, 100m Freestyle, Relays — Great Britain (2018-19)

Golf

Other Countries

Maria Fassi — Mexico (2015-19)

Gaby Lopez — Mexico (2012-15)

Nico Echavarria — Colombia (2012-14)

Gymnastics

United States

Joscelyn Roberson — Gymnastics alternate (freshman)

A Tuesday afternoon shooting left one person injured at a North Little Rock apartment complex, police said.

Officers responded around 1:35 p.m. Tuesday to a report of a shooting near the Eastgate Terrace Apartments, where they located one person who had been hit by gunfire, police spokesperson Sgt. Carmen Helton said.

Authorities did not think the victim’s injuries were life-threatening, and they were taken to an area hospital for treatment, Helton said. Police did not publicly identify any suspects in the shooting Tuesday evening.

Two people were killed and four others were injured on Tuesday in a crash on Interstate 40 in Prairie County, preliminary crash reports from the Arkansas State Police said.

The crash occurred just before 2 a.m., the report said.

James C. Southerland, 47, of Fort Smith and 66-year-old Cynthia S. Brown of Abbeville, South Carolina, were passengers in a 2018 Nissan that was involved in a head-on collision with a 2008 Chevrolet, the report stated.

Four people were injured in the crash, the report said.

The drivers of both vehicles, a 37-year-old woman from Fort Smith and a 42-year-old Las Vegas man, as well as two minors who were in the Nissan were injured, troopers said.

The roads were dry and the weather was clear at the time of the crash, according to the report.

At least 300 people have died due to crashes on state roads this year, according to reports published online by the Arkansas Department of Public Safety.