Jayhawks face must win push for Big 12 tourney berth
Kansas University baseball hinges on a strong finish to reach the Big 12 tournament for the first time since 1996. At 21-21 overall and 7-14 in league play, KU sits ninth with nine conference games left as Texas Tech visits. Coach Bobby Randall emphasizes seven wins are needed, notes offensively KU has struggled, and TV schedules set 7:07 p.m. start Friday with CSS calling Sunday's game.
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College hoops schedule lists several televised games
PBT SC presents Cal State Northridge at Missouri at 2 p.m. Saturday. Texas Tech visits Kansas at 2 p.m. Kansas State plays Iowa State at noon. Texas A&M meets Nebraska at 2 p.m. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State clash in Oklahoma City at 7 p.m. Baylor hosts Texas at 6 30 p.m. Cal State Northridge also at Missouri at 2 p.m.
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Pride wins MVP honor at KU women’s awards dinner
Senior Lynn Pride earned the most valuable performer award after leading Kansas in scoring, steals and blocks for the 1999-2000 season. She also took the free-throw percentage title and leaves KU fifth in career points and third in rebounds.
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Robertson nets first game ball
In Salt Lake City at the Delta Center the Jazz beat the Kings 95 86 in the final regular season game as rookie guard Ryan Robertson debuts for Sacramento. Webber and Vlade Divac presented him with the game ball. Robertson scores five points and plays 25 minutes while nursing first game nerves.
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Indians nid LHS Indians nid LHS Manhattan edges Lawrence
Manhattan defeated Lawrence High 5-4 in a dual at Lawrence Tennis Center. Mike Connolly and Steven Davis won singles for the Lions. Connolly and Thomas Holland won a doubles match, while Davis and Jeff Cravens won doubles. JV tied 4-4.
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Lions rally past SMS in wild comeback win
Raiders led 5-0 after two as Lawrence staged a dramatic six-run sixth inning highlighted by a two-run double by Wingert and a three-run homer by Benitez. Ledbetter went 6-for-8 with two homers and four runs, Benitez added three RBIs.
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Free State splits pair with Shawnee Mission North
Free State High rallied to win the nightcap 15-4 in six innings after a 7-6 eight inning defeat to Shawnee Mission North. Chapin Hahn Vail and Lewis had two hits each in the second game, Chapin and Lewis drove in three runs. Free State had 12 walks and improved to 4-7 with a Tuesday doubleheader against Northwest.
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Lions fall twice as LHS softball struggles in doubleheader
Lawrence High endured a 5-0 and 2-1 doubleheader loss to Shawnee Mission West as they managed only eight hits and one run. Sophomore Ashley Burnett took the first loss, while Lomimer Heiserman absorbed the second. The Lions drop to 7-5 and next host Leavenworth.
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