Head coach David Kuhn passed the 400-win plateau on Tuesday
PINE BLUFF, Ark – The University of Central Arkansas softball team
swept Arkansas-Pine Bluff in a record-setting double-header on Tuesday
afternoon. The Bears (9-12) downed the Lady Lions (0-10) 8-0 in five
innings in the opener, then won 18-0 with a school record 23 hits and
35 total bases in game two. UCA pitching allowed just one hit in each
game.
The wins puts head coach David Kuhn over the 400-career victory mark. He now has a record of 401-265 in 12 seasons of coaching.
Freshman center fielder Candice Gauntt led the first game off with a
base hit and stole second. She scored on single up the middle from
sophomore first baseman Kasey Britt. After a Shayleen Ristau hit,
freshman catcher Melanie Bryant hit a home run over the fence in left
center field to give the Bears a 4-0 lead. More
HEADLINES
VOLLEYBALL RING CEREMONY SET FOR MARCH 11
The UCA volleyball team will receive their 2009 Southland Conference Championship rings on Thursday, March 11 at 7 p.
#21 SHOCKERS ROLL PAST BEARS 14-2
WICHITA _ The #21 Wichita State Shockers hit two home runs in the
first three innings and rolled to a 14-2 victory over the University of
Central Arkansas in non-conference baseball action on Tuesday at Eck
Stadium.
WARHAWKS TOP SUGAR BEARS 6-1
CONWAY, Ark - The University of Central Arkansas tennis team lost to to Louisiana-Monroe 6-1 on Tuesday afternoon.
UCA WOMEN FALL TO THIRD
ORANGE PARK, Fla _ The University of Central Arkansas women's golf
team dropped to third place in the final round of the James Madison
Eagle Landing Invite at Orange Park Golf Club.
BEARS BEGIN SPRING DRILLS MONDAY
CONWAY, Ark _ The University of Central Arkansas Bears will open spring football drills on Monday with a young and hungry team, according to Bears head coach Clint Conque.
RUETER NAMED SOUTHLAND HONORABLE MENTION
CONWAY, Ark _ Mitch Rueter closed out his University of
Central Arkansas basketball career by being named to the honorable
mention All-Southland Conference team on Tuesday.
