Central Arkansas Bears secure a robust 2026 recruiting class, featuring homegrown talents Camarion Bead, Isaiah Templeton, and RJ Young, alongside Andrew Hoerner from Ohio. These high school standouts boast impressive stats and championship pedigrees. Coach Russ Shulman praises their competitive spirit and basketball IQ. Additionally, Tucker Anderson returns from Utah State, and Simm Marten Saadi joins from Estonia, bringing international experience. This class promises a formidable lineup for Bears fans next season.

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Camren Hunters record-breaking performance in the Atlantic Sun Tournament championship, scoring forty-nine points, was not enough to secure Central Arkansas a spot in the NCAA Tournament. Despite a remarkable comeback, the Bears lost in overtime, ninety-eight to ninety-three. Hunters heroics, including twenty points in the final three minutes, have fans and analysts buzzing about his rollercoaster career path. The senior, who transferred from Wisconsin, earned ASUN Player of the Year honors and led his team with sixteen point nine points, five rebounds, and nearly four assists per game. Central Arkansas should secure an NIT spot, giving Hunter another chance to shine in his memorable senior year.

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Queens University secures ASUN Championship title, defeating Central Arkansas 98-93 in overtime. Camren Hunter scores record 49 points for Bears, earning All-Tournament honors. Queens advances to NCAA Tournament, while Central Arkansas reflects on strong conference run.

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Central Arkansas Bears and Queens Royals clash in ASUN Conference Championship, aiming for their first NCAA Tournament bid. Bears, with a top-notch defense, face Royals fast-paced offense. Queens struggles in transition defense, potentially leaving room for Bears run-heavy strategy. Both teams are under pressure, with Bears on a winning streak and Royals seeking a breakthrough. Expect a low-scoring, intense matchup, with the winner securing a historic March Madness spot.

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Bears Punch Ticket to ASUN Championship

FGCU Mens Basketballs Postseason Run Ends in ASUN Tournament Semifinals; Central Arkansas Advances to Championship Game

The FGCU mens basketball teams postseason run came to an end in the ASUN Tournament semifinals on Saturday, March 7th, as they lost to top-seeded Central Arkansas 73-63 at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville. The fifth-seeded Eagles finished their season with a 16-18 record, while the Sugar Bears improved to 22-11.

Central Arkansas avenged their earlier loss to FGCU in overtime, with Camren Hunter leading the way with 23 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 assists. Ty Robinson added 13 points, and Javion Guy-King contributed 12. For FGCU, Michael Duax had 15 points and 8 rebounds, Rahmir Barno scored 14, and Isaiah Malone grabbed 13 rebounds.

Despite a late rally that cut the gap to one point, foul trouble hampered key players for FGCU in the second half. Central Arkansas now heads to the championship game on Sunday at 2 p.m., facing the winner between Queens and Austin Peay for a shot at March Madness.

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Central Arkansas Bears secure victory in ASUN tournament, defeating Bellarmine 86-73. Camren Hunter leads with 31 points, Bears advance to semifinals on March 7th.

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The University of Central Arkansas Bears, top-seeded in the ASUN Championship, face off against the eighth-seeded Bellarmine Knights. The Bears, with a 20-11 record and 15-3 conference mark, aim for victory in the quarterfinals. The teams have split their season meetings, with standout performances from Javion Guy-King, Ty Robinson, and Camren Hunter. The Bears recently secured their first-ever NCAA Division One regular-season title, boosting their momentum. Hunter earned Player of the Year and first-team All-ASUN honors, while Robinson received second-team All-ASUN, All-Freshman, and All-Academic Team selections. The Bears deep run continues with quarterfinals on ESPN Plus, semis on ESPN two, and final on local radio.

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