FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas trailed by a run heading into the bottom of the sixth, then put seven on the board to take a 7-1 win over Auburn in the second game of the series Saturday at Bogle Park.

The Razorbacks recorded seven runs on six hits to take the lead and secure the win.

Pinch-hitter Ryan Jackson hit a two-out, bases-clearing double off the left-center wall to give Arkansas the 4-1 lead in the bottom of the inning.

Arkansas tacked on three insurance runs before the inning was over to solidify the victory.

Heading into the sixth inning, Arkansas trailed, 1-0 after Auburn scored on a single to center field in the third inning. The Hogs were unable to capitalize at the plate, tallying only three hits, stranding four Razorbacks on base — three in scoring position.

Sophomore Danielle Gibson led off the rally that included runs batted in by four different Razorbacks. Senior Carley Haizlip was called on to pinch run for Arkansas after Gibson safely reached first with a base hit to center field. Haizlip scored the tying run from second after an Auburn throwing error left Kayla Green’s hit in right field.

Starter Mary Haff pitched a complete game for the Hogs, striking out four Tigers and giving up no free bases on balls. Haff retired the Auburn lineup in order in four of the seven innings and recorded 14 first-pitch strikes against the Tigers.

Notables

• Hannah McEwen has reached base safely in 49 of 54 contests this season.

• Nicole Duncan was hit by a pitch for the 17th time this year, breaking the single-season record previously held by Kim Eiben in 2002.

• Tonight marks the fifth time the Hogs have scored seven runs in a single inning this season.

• The Razorbacks have outhit their last five opponents, 13 of the last 14.

• Arkansas has scored the most runs in the sixth inning, plating 57 of their 275 runs in the sixth.

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Up Next

The two teams will meet for game three, tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m. Sunday’s game will be available via live stream on the SEC Network+.

After the weekend series against the Tigers, Arkansas will hit the road and return to College Station for the SEC Tournament, set to start on Wednesday, May 8th.

FAYETTEVILLE — Autumn Storms pitched a complete game for Arkansas, giving up just two hits, in a 1-0 win over Auburn in a rain-delayed Friday night game.

Nicole Duncan connected on the 3-2 count from Auburn starter Chardonnay Harris in the fifth inning to give the Razorbacks the lead.

The Hogs (36-17, 10-12) controlled the game from start to finish, recording a hit in every inning and putting Razorbacks in scoring position in three of the six. The Hogs recorded seven hits including Duncan’s long ball.

Storms success in the circle led to her 19th win and fourth shutout of the season. With the help of the Razorback defense, Storms gave up no extra base hits and held Auburn to an 0-for-10 showing at the plate with runners on base.

Notables

• After the win, the Razorback pitching staff leads the conference in strikeouts against SEC opponents.

• The Razorbacks have outhit their opponent in four consecutive games and 12 of the last 13.

• Arkansas did not allow a single Tiger to third base and it wasn’t until the seventh inning in which an Auburn base runner made it safely to second.

Up next

The two teams will meet for game two, tomorrow afternoon at 5 p.m. The game will be available via broadcast on ESPNU with Erin Miller and Kevin Fitzgerald on the call.

Sunday’s game will be available via live stream on the SEC Network+, first pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m.

After the weekend series against the Tigers, Arkansas will hit the road and return to College Station for the SEC Tournament, set to start on Wednesday, May 8.