Kansas softball splits with Huskers in doubleheader
Kansas loses 9-4 before topping Nebraska 3-2 to split the Big 12 twinbill at Bowl in Stadium. Serena Settlemier pitches a complete game for KU with 4 hits, 0 walks, 7 strikeouts, and 3 RBIs as Shelly Musser and Christi Musser notch multi hit games. Nebraska's Leigh Ann Walker diaries the opener and Peaches James aids KU in game two.
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Morris Leads Drake Relays Decathlon After Day One
Kansas senior Andy Morris tops the decathlon with 3957 points after day one at Drake Relays in Des Moines. He returns from injuries for his first decathlon in nearly two years, posting marks including 10.99 in the 100 meters and a personal best long jump of 22-7. Jayhawks coach Stanley Redwine praises his comeback as teammates prepare for day two.
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Tight ends push KU toward top ranking in tight formations
Kansas coach Mangino notes the tight end group with juniors Kyle Cernech and Denver Latimore and sophomore Kevin Long. Cernech and Long shifted from quarterback to tight end this spring, and Mangino hints at using two tight ends if the young players develop. Latimore is described as dependable.
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Smith favors Virginia as Jayhawks recruit class develops
Smith, a near-unknown recruit from high school, favors Virginia citing fits and readiness to start. He blossomed at Coffeyville with brother Steve, who signed with Iona. Kansas has signed Moulaye Niang and Jeff Graves and may add more, with three high school juniors visiting this weekend.
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Jayhawks to Attend Saturday Nites Main Event Party
East Lawrence Recreation Center hosts Saturday Nite's Main Event with Jayhawk Appreciation Party featuring KU basketball players. Lock in program for youth in grades four to eight from 7 to 11 pm with consent forms and adult signout required. Admission is 6 dollars per person. call 842-5726 for details.
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KSU to renovate aging R V Christian Track in 2002
Kansas State plans a 1.5 million facelift for the 30 year old R V Christian Track funded by departmental money. In football news, Ell Roberson and Marc Dunn head a tight spring quarterback race as coach Bill Snyder withholds a starter for the 2002 season opening on August 31.
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Jayhawks Embrace Mangino Era with Intense Spring Practice
Kansas players push hard to erase last season's 3-8 record as Mangino reshapes the program. Depth chart talk, position switches, and a new players lounge fuel confidence while competition for spots heats up among a reshaped KU squad under the first-year coach.
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Kansas tennis drew a bye at Big 12 championships in College Station
No. 3 seed Kansas moves to Friday after a first round bye at the Texas A M facility. They will face the winner of Kansas State versus Iowa State at 4 p.m. Jayhawks feature Cheryl Mallaiah in singles and Aurelie Bejar in doubles with Courtney and Kristen Steinbeck leading the top doubles. Lorenz leads with 23 wins while Haylock and Brown form KU's No. 2 doubles. Kansas stands 9-2 in league play and 15-5 overall.
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Powerlifting Champ Brady Tanner advances to Kansas champs
Lawrence powerlifter Brady Tanner, 22, advances to the Kansas Special Olympics powerlifting championships on May 31 in Wichita after sweeping firsts in bench press, deadlift, squat and overall in the regional. Swank dominates in U-12 tennis final, to face Missouri Valley meet. Lawrence notes include golf at Alcamar, a hole in one at Orchards, open two-person scramble, and summer camps and youth activities.
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