CONWAY, Ark. — Central Ark. (4-5, 0-0 ASUN) defeated Little Rock (2-6, 0-0 OVC) 85-47 on Wednesday night at the Farris Center. Central Ark. recorded 16 steals, leading to 27 points off turnovers. Impressively, in their five home games this year, the Bears have won by an average of 25 points per game, showcasing their dominance on home court.

Central Arkansas dominated the first half with a strong performance on both ends of the court, leading 53-19 at the break against Little Rock. Ty Robinson sparked Central Arkansas with a three-pointer at the 18:14 mark, giving them an early 3-2 lead they would not relinquish. Luke Moore and Camren Hunter each contributed, with Hunter scoring a layup at 12:41 to extend the lead to 15-3. The home team capitalized on Little Rock's 14 turnovers, resulting in fast-break opportunities and a decisive 11 points scored from turnovers.

Central Arkansas maintained their lead throughout the second half, ultimately outscoring Little Rock 32-28. Robinson contributed with a pair of layups and a three-pointer, helping Central Arkansas solidify their advantage early in the second half. Moore added a crucial three-pointer at 16:37, pushing the home team ahead. Despite Little Rock's efforts, Central Arkansas held their ground, benefiting from strong defensive plays and steady free-throw shooting to secure the win.

Camren Hunter  
- 19 points  
- 7/12 field goals made  
- 4 steals  

Ty Robinson   
- 15 points  
- 6 assists (a career-high)  
- 8 rebounds (a season-best)  

Luke Moore  
- 11 points  
- 3/6 three-pointers made  
- 2 steals  

Harrison Beauchamp  
- 9 points (a career-high)  
- 3/4 three-pointers made (a career-high in field goals)  

Parker Applegate  
- 10 points (a career-high)  

Looking ahead, Central Arkansas will travel to Commerce, Texas, to face East Texas A&M on Sunday, Dec. 7. Tip-off is set for 5 p.m.