The No. 5 Arkansas Razorbacks defeated No. 12 Duke 14-5 in the opening game of the 2026 Fayetteville Super Regional, marking a program-record 14 runs in an NCAA Tournament game. The Razorbacks have now won all four of their tournament games by the run-rule, a feat only accomplished previously by the 1995 Arizona team. Arkansas is one win away from securing its first-ever berth in the Women鈥檚 College World Series. Following a lengthy rain delay, Arkansas surged ahead with key offensive plays, including Tianna Bell's grand slam and Karlie Davison鈥檚 three-run homer to end the match.

By the Numbers
  • Arkansas scored a program-record 14 runs in an NCAA Tournament game.
  • This victory marked the Razorbacks' 25th run-rule win of the season.
State of Play
  • Arkansas is currently 4-0 in the NCAA Tournament.
  • The team has set a program record with 46 wins this season.
What's Next

The Razorbacks aim to clinch their first Women鈥檚 College World Series berth on Saturday at 4 p.m. against Duke, following their impressive opening game performance.

Bottom Line

Arkansas is on the brink of making history, showcasing an unstoppable offensive momentum and solid pitching that could take them to their first Women鈥檚 College World Series appearance.