Razorbacks shutout, 3-0, despite strong performance against Kentucky

By ESPN Arkansas News Services

September 28, 2018

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Despite a strong performance on the road, Arkansas fell to No. 19 Kentucky, 3-0, on Friday.

Junior Rachel Rippee had a milestone match, moving to fifth place in program history for career assists. With the loss, the Razorbacks fell to 6-7 on the season and 0-3 in conference play.

FINAL
No. 19 Kentucky 3, Arkansas 0 | Box Score
Attendance: 2089 | Time: 1:24
Memorial Coliseum

#RazorStats
• Stat leaders at Kentucky
o Kills: Kelly O’Brien – 10
o Digs: Okiana Valle – 12
o Blocks: Fernanda Guitron – 5.0

The Razorbacks had a slow start in the second set, falling 14-25. The team gained momentum in the second set, leading early but eventually falling 24-26.

Both teams played close in the third set until the Wildcats pulled away and won the match.

The Hogs will return to the court Sunday afternoon, ending their weekend road stretch at Tennessee. The match will stream on the SEC Network+, with first serve set for 12:30 p.m.

RAZORBACK FOOTBALL

Sat, Sep 5	vs North Alabama	W 31-14
Sat, Sep 12	@ Utah	L, 43-10
Sat, Sep 19	Georgia	L, 45-17
Sat, Sep 26	Tulsa	W 34-6
Sat, Oct 3	@ Texas A&M	L, 34-7
Sat, Oct 10	Tennessee	3:15 PM SEC Network
Sat, Oct 17	@ Vanderbilt	6:00 PM ESPN2
Sat, Oct 31	vs Missouri	TBA
Sat, Nov 7	@ Auburn	TBA
Sat, Nov 14	South Carolina	TBA
Sat, Nov 21	@ Texas	TBA
Sat, Nov 28	vs LSU	TBA

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

OVERALL		Record	Pts
1.	Shiloh Christian (10)	5-0	161	3
2.	Bentonville West (3)	5-0	139	4
3.	Conway (4)	4-1	130	2
4.	Bentonville	4-1	121	1
5.	Joe T. Robinson	5-0	103	5
6.	Searcy	5-0	77	6
7.	North Little Rock	4-1	44	7
8.	Springdale Har-Ber	3-2	27	—
9.	Sheridan	5-0	23	—
10.	Greenwood	3-2	22	—
Others receiving votes: Bryant 19, Benton 15, LR Christian 13, Fayetteville 7, Stuttgart 6, Mountain Home 5, Farmington 4, El Dorado 4, Sylvan Hills 4, Pulaski Academy 3, Van Buren 1, Jacksonville 1, Nashville 1.

CLASS 7A
1.	Shiloh Christian (10)	5-0	76	3
2.	Bentonville West (3)	5-0	59	4
3.	Conway (4)	4-1	55	2
4.	Bentonville	4-1	45	1
5.	North Little Rock	4-1	9	5
Others receiving votes: Springdale Har-Ber 5, Bryant 4, Fayetteville 2.

CLASS 6A
1.	Searcy (16)	5-0	84	1
2.	Benton (1)	3-2	45	3
3.	Sheridan	5-0	43	4
4.	El Dorado	4-1	31	5
5.	Mountain Home	4-1	21	—
Others receiving votes: Sylvan Hills 19, Van Buren 12.

CLASS 5A
1.	Joe T. Robinson (16)	5-0	84	1
2.	Greenwood (1)	3-2	55	2
3.	Farmington	5-0	46	4
4.	Jacksonville	4-1	33	—
5.	Little Rock Parkview	3-2	16	3
Others receiving votes: Greenbrier 9, LR Mills 7, Camden Fairview 4, Morrilton 1.

CLASS 4A
1.	Stuttgart (11)	5-0	76	1
2.	Nashville (4)	5-0	69	2
3.	Gosnell (2)	5-0	48	3
4.	Ozark	5-0	25	4
5.	Elkins	4-1	15	5
Others receiving votes: Gravette 8, Arkadelphia 4, Forrest City 2, Fountain Lake 2, Pottsville 2, Lonoke 2.

CLASS 3A
1.	Bismarck (4)	4-1	62	2
2.	Fordyce (7)	3-1	60	1
3.	Mansfield	4-2	28	4
4.	Walnut Ridge (4)	4-1	23	—
	Rison	5-0	23	—
Others receiving votes: Rivercrest 21, Smackover 16, Glen Rose 14, Newport 6, Atkins 2.

CLASS 2A
1.	Mount Ida (10)	6-0	71	1
2.	Baptist Prep (7)	5-0	69	2
3.	Marked Tree	4-1	29	4
4.	East Poinsett County	4-1	19	—
5.	Gurdon	3-2	17	5
Others receiving votes: Earle 14, Hazen 9, Bearden 9, Bigelow 9, Dierks 6, Hector 3.

8-MAN SANCTIONED
1.	Corning (7)	5-0	29	1
	Cedar Ridge (5)	5-0	29	2
3.	Magazine (1)	4-0	15	3
Others receiving votes: Izard County 4, Rose Bud 1.

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