Arkansas has announced its weekend rotation for the three games in Arlington, Texas. Righty Gabe Gaeckle will get the start tonight against Kansas State. Zach Root gets the start Saturday against Kansas State.

Arkansas baseball went 2-1 this weekend in Arlington, but an pitching injury put a damper on the success. Here are three takeaways from the action.

Despite the challenges of recruitment, both boys ended up in Division I baseball: Wehiwa at Sacramento State and Kuhio, a year later, at BYU. Wehiwa transferred to Arkansas after his freshman season and his younger brother joined him for 2025.

Arkansas pitcher Gage Wood (center) walks off the field with orthopedic doctor Brad Reeves (left) and trainer Corey Wood during a game against Michigan on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2025, in Arlington, Texas. (James D. Smith/WholeHogSports)

Dave Van Horn opted to pinch-hit for Peppi in the sixth with Cam Kozeal and putting a player who has never logged a first base inning in a collegiate game before Friday Night in a desperate search for offense. Kozeal just missed a go-ahead solo homer, doubling off the top of the wall.

The Four Seasons Markets meets at the Arlington Classics Academy located at 2800 W. Arkansas Lane in Dalworthington Gardens. Arlington is partnering with the same group to open its own market starting next month.

ARLINGTON, Texas — Arkansas finally got some production with runners in scoring position in the weekend finale against Michigan Sunday. The Razorbacks took down the Wolverines 8-6, behind a 4-for-4 day at the plate for shortstop Wehiwa Aloy, including his third homer of the season.

Feb 22, 2025 Arlington, Texas Arkansas 2, TCU 1 Box score Feb 21, 2025 Arlington, Texas Kansas State 3, Arkansas 2 Box score Feb 17, 2025 Fayetteville, Ark. Arkansas 12, Washington State 2 Box ...

University of Arkansas baseball Coach Dave Van Horn said Tuesday he was encouraged by the results of a Monday MRI for pitcher Gage Wood.

Gage Wood will be out for a while this spring, but Arkansas's manager was relieved that the right-hander wouldn't miss the rest of the year.

Wehiwa Aloy homered while going 4 for 4 and coming up just a triple short of hitting for the cycle as the No. 5 Razorbacks (6-1) held on late to beat Michigan 8-6 at the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series in Arlington, Texas.

Aloy slashed a team-leading .571/.667/1.071 with two home runs and five RBI over four games on the week, first helping Arkansas complete its Opening Weekend series sweep against Washington State before it won two games,