Missouri volleyball concluded its regular season with a 3-1 victory against Arkansas on Sunday at Barnhill Arena.
The Tigers secured the win with set scores of 21-25, 25-22, 25-20 and 25-19, according to Yahoo Sports.
Kimani Johnson powered the comeback effort by recording a career-high 19 kills and seven blocks.
The team hit .301 throughout the match while holding the Razorbacks to a .215 efficiency.
Missouri overcame a nine-point deficit in the third set to take a 2-1 lead in the match.
The Tigers closed that frame on a 7-0 run to win 25-20, as reported by Yahoo Sports.
Paige Felder and Lydia Stahley each contributed 15 kills to the winning effort.
Libero Ainoah Cruz anchored the defensive back row by tallying 25 digs.
Tia Phinezy added six blocks to support the front-row effort alongside Johnson.
Parker Duncan led the Arkansas offense with 18 kills in the losing effort.
The match was clinched in the fourth set after Missouri erupted on a 9-1 closing run.
This surge was punctuated by a triple block involving Felder, Johnson and Phinezy.
Missouri finished the regular season with an overall record of 17-10 and a 10-5 mark in Southeastern Conference play.
The victory marks the third consecutive win for the Tigers.
Arkansas claimed the opening set 25-21 before Missouri shifted the momentum in the second frame.
Felder helped secure the second set 25-22 with three consecutive kills to erase a deficit.
Following this road win, the team now prepares for postseason competition.
The Tigers will head to Savannah, Georgia, for the SEC Tournament.
The conference tournament is scheduled to run from Friday, Nov. 20, through Tuesday, Nov. 24, per Yahoo Sports.