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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Arkansas men’s tennis team (5-0) heads back on the road on Monday, Jan. 19 for a match against Tulsa at 6 p.m. at Michael D. Case Tennis Center. Arkansas and Tulsa previously matched up last season, as the Golden Hurricane earned a 4-3 victory in Fayetteville. This is the beginning of a three-match road stand for the team. This weekend, the Razorbacks swept their home opening doubleheader over FGCU, 4-0, and Oral Roberts, 4-0. Gabriel Elicha Navas went 2-0 in singles while the squad continues its impressive start to the season, only losing one point thus far in the match against UTRGV. Tulsa is off to a 2-0 start, beating Florida Gulf Coast twice in a doubleheader on Friday, Jan. 17. The Golden Hurricane are led by Nikita Volonski and Timothy Carlsson Seger, playing No. 1 and No. 2 singles, respectively. The tandem of No. 38 Komagata/Thomas Doig lead their doubles lineup. The Hogs will look to become 5-0 for the first time since 2023 and the 10th time in program history. Video links for the match are available on the men’s tennis schedule page. For the latest information on all things Arkansas Men’s Tennis, follow the Hogs on social media by liking us on Facebook (Arkansas Razorback Men’s Tennis) and following us on Twitter and Instagram (@RazorbackMTennis).

The No. 10 Gymbacks opened their 2026 home slate on Sunday and came out on top over No. 6 Auburn, 197-250-196.075. Arkansas won at least a share of all the event titles, save for floor. The day began on a very high note as redshirt junior Lauren Williams scored a 9.975 on vault, which tied for the program individual record. Freshman Allison Cucci continued her solid start to her collegiate career and tied for the bars title with a score of 9.900. Sophomore Joscelyn Roberson delivered her standard excellence on beam with a 9.950 for the event crown. In her second Arkansas all-around performance, Morgan Price tallied a 39.475, good for first place and just .025 off her career high, 39.500. Hailey Klein also competed all-around and scored 39.225, her new career high and good for third place. Redshirt senior Frankie Price returned to the floor lineup for the first time since sustaining an ankle injury in the regional finals last spring, and she earned a 9.875, Arkansas’ highest floor score of the day. Vault Ja’Leigh Lang opened the vault lineup with a score of 9.775 for her Yurchenko full and Leah Smith followed with a 9.875 for the same vault. Cucci kicked off the Yurchenko 1.5s for Arkansas and went 9.850. Following a 9.725 from Klein, the Gymbacks were looking to bounce back a bit and Williams answered the call. She stuck it cold for a 9.975, a new personal best and matching the program best. Morgan Price anchored with a 9.900, which brought Arkansas’ vault score to 49.375. Bars After a 9.775 from Roberson in the lead-off spot, the scores kept building for the Razorbacks on bars as Klein went 9.825 and Smith went 9.875. Freshman Avalon Campbell made her Arkansas debut in the fourth spot and scored 9.800. Cucci went fifth and scored 9.900 with a stick, and Price concluded the rotation with a 9.850. The Gymbacks notched a 49.250 event score on bars. Beam Sophomore Madison Gustitus began the beam lineup with a 9.850, Klein got a 9.825, and Cucci earned a 9.850 to take Arkansas midway through the lineup. After an uncharacteristic fall from Cami Weaver, Morgan Price righted the ship with a solid routine, complete with stick, that went 9.925. Roberson did her job extremely well as always in the final spot and got a 9.950. Arkansas concluded beam with a 49.400, its best event score of the day. Floor Klein and Morgan Price went 9.800 and 9.850 in the first two spots of the floor lineup, respectively. Smith got a 9.725 in third, with Williams, Frankie Price and Roberson due up. Williams got a 9.850 in her season debut on the event with solid tumbling and her typical high performance quality. Frankie Price made her triumphant return to the floor and went 9.875, with two big passes and solid leaps. Roberson finished with a 9.850, which sealed Arkansas’ 49.225 on floor. Up Next The Gymbacks stay at home for a non-conference meet against SEMO on Friday, Jan. 23 at 7:15 p.m. at Bud Walton Arena. Tickets are available online, by phone, or in person. The contest will be broadcast live on SEC Network+ and live scoring will be provided by Virtius. More Information Visit ArkansasRazorbacks.com for the latest information on all things Arkansas Gymnastics. You can also find the Razorbacks on social media by liking us on Facebook (Arkansas Razorback Gymnastics) and following us on Twitter and Instagram (@RazorbackGym).

John Howse IV Defensive Back | 6-1 | 194 | Brentwood, Tenn. | Brentwood HS / Vanderbilt / Middle Tennessee At Middle Tennessee 2025 (REDSHIRT SENIOR): Saw action in four of the Blue Raiders’ first five games, starting all four games he appeared in, making 13 tackles with one tackle for loss and one sack … Recorded a pair of stops in season opener vs. Austin Peay (Aug. 30) … Logged a season-best six tackles, including a TFL and a sack, at Nevada (Sept. 13) … Made three stops vs. Marshall (Sept. 20) … Tallied two tackles at Kennesaw State (Sept. 27) in his final action of the season. 2024 (REDSHIRT JUNIOR): Played in all 12 games with 11 starts in his first season at Middle Tennessee … Finished the season fifth on the squad with 48 tackles, including 3.5 tackles for loss, one sack, two interceptions and one forced fumble … His 688 snaps led all defensive players according to Pro Football Focus … Made his first collegiate start vs. Tennessee Tech (Aug. 31), recording five tackles with a TFL and 42-yard interception return … Posted a pair of TFLs with one sack and a forced fumble to go with six tackles at Ole Miss (Sept. 7) … Recorded six tackles in back-to-back games vs. Western Kentucky (Sept. 14) and vs. Duke (Sept. 21), adding his second interception in four games against the Blue Devils … Credited with seven tackles at Memphis (Sept. 28) … Tallied three stops at Louisiana Tech (Oct. 10) before adding three more the following week vs. Kennesaw State (Oct. 15) … Made three tackles at Jacksonville State (Oct. 23) … Posted a half tackle for loss and two total tackles at UTEP (Nov. 2) … Tacked on two more tackles vs. Liberty (Nov. 9) and three vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 23) … In the season finale at FIU (Nov. 30), recorded two tackles. At Vanderbilt 2023 (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE): Saw action in 11 games, recording 15 tackles and picking off one pass … Made three tackles vs. Alabama A&M (Sept. 2) … Posted a season-best five tackles at UNLV (Sept. 16) … Logged three stops at Florida (Oct. 7) … Tallied a solo stop at Ole Miss (Oct. 28) … Broke up a pass and made three tackles vs. Auburn (Nov. 4). 2022 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN): Played in eight games, making five tackles … Recorded two tackles in season opener at Hawaii (Aug. 27) … Three tackles at NIU (Sept. 17) was a season-high. 2021 (FRESHMAN): Played in two games and redshirted during his first year on West End. HIGH SCHOOL: A three-star recruit out of Brentwood HS and the No. 14 prospect in Tennessee according to Rivals … Tabbed the No. 42 safety nationally by Rivals and the No. 66 cornerback by 247Sports … Selected to The Tennessean’s Dandy Dozen in 2020 as well as All-Midstate first team … Helped lead Brentwood HS to state championship game, making 28 tackles and intercepting four passes as a senior … As a junior, recorded 60 tackles with five tackles for loss and one sack. PERSONAL: Son of John and Lindy Howse … Born Sept. 7, 2002.