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Arkansas alum Nikki Hiltz finished sixth in the mile at the Monaco Diamond League, breaking the American record with a time of 4 minutes, 16.35 seconds. The previous record of 4:16.71 was set in 1985 by Mary Slaney.

Figure 1 Ondundu Project Overview with recent drill results (ONDD22-225 and ONDD22-226 were reported previously). Figure 2 Razorback target, showing assay results of recently drilled infill and step-out holes. Figure 3 Section one across Razorback Main Zone – looking north Figure 4 Section two across Razorback Main Zone – looking north Highlights A total of 3,148m of Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling was completed in fifteen holes since the publication of the Ondundu maiden mineral...

BOULDER CITY – With Lake Mead water levels potentially dropping to 1,020 feet by 2027, the National Parks Service is looking at the best way to manage five of its

BOULDER CITY — With Lake Mead water levels potentially dropping to 1,020 feet by 2027, the National Parks Service is looking at the best way to manage five of its

EUGENE, Ore. -- Jarrion Lawson, a former Liberty-Eylau Olympian, gave it his best shot on his sixth and final attempt during the mens long jump competition at the USA Track and Field Championships at Hayward Field on the University of Oregon campus.

Looking for your new secret spot? Lake Mohave in Arizona (and Nevada) is often overlooked in favor of Lake Mead. Check it out!

Former Razorback graduate assistant Kelsey Plum will play in the 2023 WNBA All-Star game.

Nikki Hiltz won the womens 1,500 meters and Krissy Gear won the womens 3,000-meter steeplechase Saturday night at the USA Track and Field Championships to lead a strong showing by athletes who competed at the University of Arkansas.

Victories by Arkansas alums Krissy Gear, in the 3,000m steeplechase, and Nikki Hiltz, in the 1,500m, highlighted the third day of USATF Championships.

A total of seven Razorbacks placed among the top three in a pair of national championship meets to potentially compete in the World Athletics Championships later this summer. Three Razorbacks qualified from the Jamaican Championships in Kingston.