Sooners Clipped by No. 23 Arkansas on Senior Night

Friday, October 23

Norman, Okla.

7 p.m.

University of Oklahoma

11-4-2, 5-4-0

Arkansas

7-4-4, 5-1-3

Team	1	2	Final F
Arkansas	1	2	3
Oklahoma	0	1	1

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Photo by: Luke Moulton/University of Oklahoma

October 23, 2026 | Soccer

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By: OU Athletics Communications

NORMAN — Kayla Keefer became the first Sooner to reach 20 goals in a season in a 3-1 loss to No. 23/NR Arkansas (7-4-4, 5-1-3) at John Crain Field on Senior Night Friday, Oct. 23.

Seniors Paige Califf, Sophie Morrin, Kiki Smith, Kendall Campell, Sadie Sterbenz, Claire Curran and Mojisola Ayodele were honored prior to the match.

Oklahoma has 15 points in SEC play, tied with Auburn and Kentucky for fifth place in the conference.

Arkansas 3, Oklahoma 1
OU (11-4-2, 5-4 SEC) outshot Arkansas in the first half, but a penalty kick to Arkansas in the 14th minute served as the only goal scored in the first half. The Razorbacks' Zoe Susi scored from the spot, putting Arkansas up early.

The Razorbacks scored twice in the run of play in under three minutes early in the second half, putting Arkansas up, 3-0. OU got one back thanks to a Keefer's 20th goal on the year, with Emily Davey coming up with the assist.

Arkansas held the backline to come away with the win.

Goals & Assists
Zoe Susi - 14' (PK)
Bella Field - 57' (Madden McDonald, Cora Hair)
Kyndal Ewertz - 59' (Cora Hair)
Kayla Keefer - 66' (Davey)

Leaders By the Numbers
Kayla Keefer | goal, four shots
Emily Davey | assist, 40 minutes

Notes

Keefer became the first player in program history to reach 20 goals in a season. She is the fastest to 20 goals on the year in the nation
OU went 5-3 at home in the regular season
Callie Sullivan put up four saves, one shy of her season high
Kendall Campbell, Paige Califf and Ally Laccinole all logged 90 minutes
Keefer has scored in three consecutive matches
Davey posted the fourth assist of her season, one shy of a team high
A penalty kick put the opposing team up in the first half for the second time in three home matches