Mason, Zimmerman hit career highs in loss to Missouri

FAYETTEVILLE — Jailyn Mason and Bailey Zimmerman tied their season and career-bests, respectively, but Arkansas fell, 84-58, to No. 15 Missouri in Bud Walton Arena on Monday.

The game was rescheduled from Sunday when Missouri (20-5, 8-4 SEC) experienced a weather-related travel delay.

Arkansas (12-13, 3-9 SEC) battled through a hot start by the Tigers and kept pace in the second, third and fourth quarters, 51-44. Missouri, however, scored 33 points in the first frame and the Razorbacks couldn’t make up the deficit.

Mason paced Arkansas with 15 points, tying her season-best. The Mason, Ohio, native was 5-for-12 from the floor including one 3-point field goal. She added a 4-for-4 performance from the line. Zimmerman was 4-for-10 with three 3-pointers and three free throws for 14 points. That ties her career-best set against Missouri last season.

Arkansas took good care of the ball with just six turnovers while forcing 11 miscues by the Tigers. It is the ninth time this season Arkansas has had 10 or fewer turnovers and the 18th time the Razorbacks have committed fewer turnovers than its opponent.

Notes
• Missouri’s 33 first quarter points are the most allowed by Arkansas in that frame.
• Junior Bailey Zimmerman tied her career-best with 14 points. Her three 3-pointers also ties her career high.
• Jailyn Mason scored in double figures for the 16th time this season. Mason tied her season-best with 15 points.
• Arkansas finished with six turnovers. It is the ninth time the Razorbacks have had 10 or fewer miscues this season.
• All 12 Razorbacks played, and eight players scored.

Up Next
Arkansas travels to Lexington on Thursday for a rematch with Kentucky. Then it’s back home for Senior Day against LSU on Feb. 18.

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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

OVERALLRecordPts
1.Bentonville (6)1-01232
2.Conway (6)1-01133
3.Benton (1)1-01054t
4.Bryant0-1961
5.Bentonville West (1)1-0854t
6.Shiloh Christian1-0796
7.Joe T. Robinson1-0458
8.Greenwood0-1377
9.North Little Rock1-0359
10.Searcy1-024
Others receiving votes: LR Christian 11, Fayetteville 4, Cabot 4, Greenbrier 3, Sylvan Hills 2, Rogers 2, LR Parkview 1, Jonesboro 1.
CLASS 7A
1.Bentonville (6)1-0562
2.Conway (6)1-0533
3.Bryant (1)0-1401
4.Bentonville West (1)1-0324
5.Shiloh Christian1-0215
Others receiving votes: North Little Rock 6, LR Christian 2.
CLASS 6A
1.Benton (14)1-0701
2.Searcy (1)1-0512
3.Sylvan Hills1-0294t
4.Van Buren1-0154t
5.Mountain Home0-1123
Jonesboro1-012
El Dorado1-012
Others receiving votes: FS Southside 6, Sheridan 2, Marion 1.
CLASS 5A
1.Joe T. Robinson (10)1-0662
2.Greenwood (4)0-1591
3.Greenbrier1-0263
4.Little Rock Parkview1-0154
5.Farmington1-0145
Others receiving votes: HS Lakeside 13, Valley View 13, Camden Fairview 3, Wynne 1.
CLASS 4A
1.Stuttgart (8)1-0641
2.Elkins (4)1-0352
3.Warren1-0305
4.Nashville (1)1-0283
5.Bauxite1-013
Gosnell1-013
Others receiving votes: Gravette (1) 10, Arkadelphia 4, Ozark 4, Lonoke 3, Booneville 2, Southside Batesville 2, Monticello 2.
CLASS 3A
1.Fordyce (8)0-1551
2.Mansfield (4)0-1442
4.Bismarck0-1294
3.Glen Rose0-1263
5.Prescott (2)1-014
Walnut Ridge1-014
Others receiving votes: Rivercrest 9, Charleston 5, Salem 4, Rison 3, Atkins 2, Newport 2, Melbourne 2, Smackover 1.
CLASS 2A
1.Junction City (10)1-0651
2.Mount Ida (1)1-0552
3.Des Arc0-1193
4.Baptist Prep1-011
Earle (1)0-011
Others receiving votes: Carlisle 10, Cross County 8, Poyen 8, East Poinsett County (1) 7, Gurdon 6, Bigelow 6, Magnet Cove 3, Clarendon 1.
8-MAN SANCTIONED
1.Cedar Ridge (5)1-0211
2.Corning (4)1-0202t
3.Woodlawn (1)1-011
Others receiving votes: Magazine 7, Strong (1) 6, Izard County 5, Lafayette County 1, Johnson County Westside 1.