UNC vs. Arkansas baseball video highlights, score in Saturday’s Game 1

The UNC Tar Heels and Arkansas Razorbacks baseball groups met in Sport 1 of the 2022 NCAA Match Chapel Hill Tremendous Regional best-of-three sequence on Saturday, June 11.

The No. 10 nationwide seed Tar Heels gained their Chapel Hill Regional after successful the ACC Match.

Arkansas upset No. 7 nationwide seed Oklahoma State within the Stillwater Regional to present UNC the house discipline of their tremendous regional sequence, which began Saturday.

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Arkansas defeated UNC 4-1 in Sport 1 of the Chapel Hill Tremendous Regional.

Sport 2 of the best-of-three sequence is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. ET/midday CT on Sunday, June 12 on ESPN or ESPN2.

Try the highest performs from Friday’s Sport 1. 

Connor Noland will get out of jam

With the bases loaded within the first inning and Mikey Madej batting, Connor Noland took a hard-hit grounder off the shin and fired to first to get out of the jam.

Stovall homer places Razorbacks on the board

Arkansas freshman Peyton Stovall despatched a house run over the center-field wall to place the Razorbacks on the board with a 1-0 lead within the prime of the fifth inning. 

Vance Honeycutt’s laser from middle discipline

Brady Slavens’ hit previous a diving UNC shortstop Danny Serretti with two on and no outs within the seventh plated Zack Gregory, however when Braydon Webb tried to take third he was thrown out by centerfielder Vance Honeycutt.

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Honeycutt homers for Tar Heels file

Vance Honeycutt put UNC on the scoreboard with a two-out solo dwelling run within the backside of the eighth, giving him 25 on the season — a Tar Heels single-season file. The earlier file of 24 was set by Devy Bell in 1986.