Kansas beats UNO 6-4 behind Gish seven innings
Kansas University defeats Nebraska Omaha 6-4 at Hoglund Ballpark as Sam Gish works seven innings with five strikeouts. Gremminger and Wheeler drive much of the offense with multi hit games while Kevin Wheeler collects four RBIs. Nelson and Appulin sit out with injuries. Kansas hosts Kansas Newman in the next game.
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Kansas University
Nebraska-Omaha
Hogland Ballpark
Sam Gish
John Nelson
Jason Appulin
Gish
Jayhawks
Casey Spanish
Ryan Klocksien
Jesse Gremminger
Kevin Wheeler
Gremming
Strann
Sam
Randall
Randy
Jake Wurth
Spencer Doyle
Eric
Josh Johnson
Justin Cook
E. Gordon
Erle Hammer
David Kros
Matt Haynes
Chris Brusch
Brian Kent
Matt Triale
Brent DelChiaro
Kevin Farmer
Matt van Alsburg
Dan Stucky
UNO
Kansas
Xo Jol
E—Kros
Haynes
Wheeler
KU softball short handed for twinbill at Creighton
Two Kansas University players Shelly Musser and Leah Tabb are doubtful for today's double header at Creighton in Omaha as KU battles to stay on track for a big home series against Oklahoma. Musser is battling a back issue and Tabb is nursing a shoulder, with both likely to be held out to heal for the weekend. Mel Wallach could start if Tabb cannot play. Kansas carries a 29-20 record, riding a nine-game win streak and sitting third in the Big 12 at 9-4. The Jayhawks face Oklahoma in weekend 3 p.m. games at Jayhawk Field.
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Nes
Kansas University
Creighton
Shelly Musser
Leah Tabb
Oklahoma
Musser
Shelly
Tracy Bunge
Tabb
Iowa State
Bunge
Leah
Erin Garvey
Mel Wallach
Amy Hulse
Kansas
Jayhawks
Jayhawk Field
Kansas tennis players named to Academic All-Big 12 list
Kansas University announces several tennis players earning Academic All-Big 12 honors. Christi Wagenaar from South Africa and Kim Lorenz from Omaha highlight KU selections with second-team nods for Monica Sekulov Quentin Blakene y Rodrigo Echagaray. KU men and women seedings set for Texas league tournaments. Courtney Steinback named Big 12 women's player of the week after three unbeaten matches. Robert Smith from McLouth commits to MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe.
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Kansas University
Christi Wagenaar
South Africa
Kim Lorenz
Omaha
Neb
Monica Sekulov
Australia
Quentin Blakeney
Charlotte
N.C
Rodrigo Echagaray
Mexico
Waco
Texas
Courtney Steinback
Lubbock
Steinback
Free State bats back after rough opener in twinbill defeat
Free State High split a Tuesday doubleheader with Shawnee Mission Northwest, winning the nightcap 5-3 after a 15-2 loss in the opener. Coach Mike Hill commended his resilient players as pitcher Eric Peterson allowed two earned runs in seven innings.
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Melissa Lacey
Journal-World Photo Free State
Matt Lane
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Andy Ohmes
Firebirds
Cougars
Free State High
FSHS
Mike Hill
Free State
Eric Peterson
Peterson
Slider
Firebirds Top South In Pitchers Duel Behind Barr's Two RBIs
Free State High School snapped a three game slide with a 4-2 win as Chris Barr went 2-for-4 with a run and two RBIs and Eric MaT pitched seven strikeouts. Jake Coffman added two hits, Brad Pohl had two of three Firebirds hits in game one. Barr described reading a fastball middle-in off a struggling pitcher.
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Hill
FSHS
Chris Barr
Firebirds
Barr
Jake Coffman
Brad Pohl
Free State
Olathe South
SM Northwest
Free State Free State
David Allen
John Maynard
Brad Pahl
Matt Berner
Justin Carlsten
Matt Lane
Josh Swenson
Jeremiah Gress
Jake Neu
David Arndt
Chris Coleman
Jimmy Zimmerman
Chad Thurmant
Rusty Jones
Andy Ohmes
Chris Johnson
Chad Thurman
Paul Dreher
Bryan Peterson
Jimmy Bondurant
Nick Adams
John Donovan
Eri¢ Yurkovich
E-Carlsten
Jones
Peterson
Swenson
Justin French
Ohmes
Thurman
Cs—Swenson
Wpswenson
Rt Novey
Eric Peterson
Loh
Adam Parsons
Coleman
Donovan
LHS tennis sweeps Heights quad at Shawnee Heights
Lawrence High dominated the quadrangular with three wins, beating Heights 3-1 Seaman 4-0 and West 2-1. Singles leaders Scott Elwell and Bryan Allen were undefeated, with doubles duo Mattijs van de Leijvoort and Jeff Craig also unbeaten. Coach Wedel praised Huff and Salcedo for decisive adjustment in their third match.
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Tecumseh
Lawrence High
Shawnee Heights
LHS
Heights
Topeka Seaman
Topeka West
Lawrence
Scott Elwell
Bryan Allen
Mattijs van de Leijvoort
Jeff Craig
Scott
Dick Wedel
Newcomer eyes Jayhawks as spring drills shape KU
Sports writer Robert Sinclair notes Kansas Jayhawks show pride and growing strength under new coaches in spring practice. Key questions loom over quarterback choice between Zach Dyer and Mario Kinsey, with Dyer favored for decision making and accuracy. Offensive line looks large and talented. defense impresses despite losing seniors.
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Duncan
Tom Hayes
Reggie
Georgia
Jayhawks
Andrew Davison
Nate Dwyer
Travis Watkins
Charlie Dennis
Marcus Rogers
Williams leads Baylor to first conference title since 1966
Baylor clinched its first league title since 1966 as Williams shot a 1 over 71 to finish 5 over 215, topping Oklahoma's Cline and Nilsson by eight strokes. Williams described the course as very hard and marked his medalist achievement as historic for BU. Kansas faced a tough second round 85 and eyes regional/National goals.
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Roberts
Kansas
Karsten Creek
Stillwater
Ohlo
Jayhawks
Baylor
Bears
Williams
Tim Hobby
KU Women Tie for 18th at Big 12 Golf Tourney
Heather Rose of Kansas tied for 18th as KU sits 12th overall after day two. The Jayhawks carded 324 for a two day total of 682 while Missouri leads with 628. Rose posted a 79 in the second round.
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Jayhawks
Rose
Missouri
Amelia Moses
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Gremminger
Bobby Randall
Mavericks
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Olathe
Dustin Huff
Galo Salcedo
Zach Dyer
Mario Kinsey
Allen
Zach
Dyer
Kinsey
Harrison Hill
Termaine Fulton
Byron Gasaway
Robert Sinclair
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