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Lady Razorbacks : ウィキペディア英語版
Arkansas Lady Razorbacks

The women's teams competing for the University of Arkansas (prior to 2007 referred to colloquially as the Arkansas Lady Razorbacks, or Lady'Backs), referred to any of the women's sports teams that competes officially for the University of Arkansas Razorbacks. The term Lady'Backs evolved over time as newspaper editors would shorten the mascot name. It was adopted by the Women's Athletics Department for secondary usage in 1991. (It is a deliberate contraction — always with the apostrophe between the two parts and a capital "B".) The Women's Athletics Department was formed at the University of Arkansas in 1971–1972, but merged with the Men's Athletics Department on January 1, 2008 to create one athletic department, much like the structure which most universities in the United States employ. Bev Lewis, who was the women's athletics director at the time of the merger, remained with the department until her retirement in June 2014.
For the 2013–14 academic year, the University sponsors 11 varsity women's teams that compete in NCAA Division I.
==Sports==


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