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Home suffers sixth straight loss to Senate at annual legislative charity basketball sport

The Arkansas Home group suffered its sixth consecutive loss to the Senate on the annual legislative charity basketball sport Hoops for Children’ Sake Monday night time at Central Excessive College. Since 2013, groups from the Home and the Senate have confronted off to boost cash for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas and the Children’s Advocacy Centers of Arkansas.

In previous years, members of the Home and Senate — together with recruited ringers — have performed a standard 5-on-5 full courtroom match. However this yr the format modified to a 3-on-3 event with further groups from Gov. Sarah Sanders’ workplace and Legal professional Common Tim Griffin’s workplace.

A press launch despatched out concerning the sport in March didn’t point out why the brand new format was adopted. Sen. Clarke Tucker made an appearance on Roby Brock’s “Capitol View,” a politics-minded TV present that airs on KARK-TV, Channel 4 this week and speculated that the tweak was made on account of all of the accidents the Home squad suffered final yr. The disgraced Home group’s 36-12 blowout loss in 2023 also resulted in torn Achilles tendons to both Rep. Brandon Achor (R-Maumelle) and Rep. Kendon Underwood (R-Cave Springs). Tucker mentioned one other member tore their labrum. Tucker additionally mentioned the total courtroom format may simply be an excessive amount of for the Home group.

“At this level,” Tucker instructed Brock, “the Home simply can’t deal with the bodily rigor of operating up and down the courtroom.”

Tucker’s trash discuss seems to have paid off. He gained the capturing competitors final night time and continued bragging rights over the humiliated Home squad. Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ group gained the general championship in a 25-23 match in opposition to the Senate. Primarily based on footage from KATV-TV, Channel 7, it seems to be like Olivia Wales from the governor’s squad introduced her A sport.


No accidents have been reported. The sport raised $25,000 for the 2 kids’s charities.

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