LHS FSHS shine at league swims in Sunflower League
Lawrence High swimmer Andrea Hemphill posted the best time in the 200 I M and led the Lions in preliminaries at California Trail Junior High. Free State’s 400 freestyle relay and Hemphill’s 200 I M highlighted a day where both schools posted strong times as finals approach.
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Olathe
Lawrence High
Andrea’ Hemphill
Lions
California ‘Trail Junior High
Hemphill
Free State
Pat Grzenda
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Susan Dreger
Barbara Dreger
Sarah Marlow
Dreger
Susan
Barbara
Vermeer Named to Big 12 All Conference Team
Kansas golfer Ryan Vermeer is one of 12 players selected for the Big 12 All Conference team on Friday marking a high point in KU golf.
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Dallas — Kansas University
Ryan Vermeer
Hutchinson Invitational golf results and KU bowling honors
Hutchinson-Lawrence High boys golf finished 11th of 34 at Carey Park with 314 as Cameron Flanders led the Lions at 76. KU bowling team members Ludwig, Wass, Keeler and Meissner earned academic All-American honors, while KU men placed second and KU women fifth in nationals. Haskell women signed setters Lisa Jodie and Joni Watuema to national letters of intent.
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Hutchinson
Lawrence High
Lions
Carey Park
Cameron Flanders
Kansas University Club
Ryan Ludwig
Brad Wass
Michael Keeler
Cathy Meissner
National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association
Haskell
Lisa Jodie
Joni Watuema
Jodie
Estancia High School
Estancia
N.M
Watuema
Santa Fe Indian School
Santa Fe
Canoncito
KU's Russell wins track triple crown at Drake Relays
Des Moines Iowa KU junior Scott Russell won the track Triple Crown with a 231-8 javelin at the Drake Relays. He beat Washington's Justin St Clair who tossed 227-5. KU coach Gary Schwartz noted Russell's third straight Drake Relays win despite nagging injuries and technical issues.
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AP Prio
Kansas
Scott Russell
Des Moines
Iowa
Russell
Justin St. Clair
Washington
Gary Schwartz
Drake
Baylor Hawkins spank KU baseball in Waco win
Baylor pitcher Chad Hawkins threw a seven hitter for his sixth straight win as Baylor beat Kansas 8-1 in Big 12 play. Hawkins improved to 9-4 with six complete games and five strikeouts. Kelly Shoppach and Matt Williams each had three hits and three RBIs for Baylor. Kansas’ Pete Smart took the loss after six earned runs in 4 1 3 innings.
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Waco
Texas
Chad Hawkins
Baylor
Kansas
Hawkins
Pete Smart
Kelly Shoppach
Matt Williams
Doug Dreher
Shane Wedd
Jahn Nelson
Ryan Klocksien
Ane
Jesse Gremminger
Brandon O'Neal
Casey Spanish
Brent del Chiaro
Brandon Smith
Brett Kappelmarin
Jaime Bubala
Jace Brewer
Mike Huggins
Kelly Shroy Pach
Matt Wilh
Jams
Preston Underdown
Chris Durbin
Steve Dorseman
Bryan Loel
Ross Bennett
Anthony Hensley
Nelson
Dreher
Brewer
Shoppach
Williams
O'Neal
Bubela
Loeb
Bennett
Dan Olson
Olson
Bk—Smart
Baylor women pound Jayhawks in Big 12 quarterfinal
Baylor, ranked No. 2, defeated Kansas 5-2 in Kansas City at the Plaza Tennis Center to reach the semifinals. KU’s Cheryl Mallaiah won at No. 2 singles, while Christi Wagenaar claimed the No. 6 match. Baylor swept the remaining singles and won at No. 1 doubles, improving to 20-3. KU drops to 13-12 with an NCAA bid still possible.
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Kansas City
Baylor
Kansas
the Plaza Tennis Center
Cheryl Mallaiah
Katja Kovac
Christi Wagenaar
Claudia Aguilar
Jernny Garrity
Texas A&m
Nebraska
Bay
Lor
Dave Luedtke
Big 12 Tennis Tournament Results and Semifinals
Friday results in both women and men brackets show Texas, Baylor, Kansas State and Oklahoma State advancing. Women: East Texas upset Colorado 5-0, Kansas State over Oklahoma State 5-2, Texas A M over Nebraska 5-4, Baylor over Kansas 5-2. Semifinals set for Sunday. Men: Baylor shut out Colorado 4-0, Kansas beat Oklahoma State 4-2, Texas defeated Texas Tech 4-2, Texas A M topped Oklahoma 4-0. Semifinals scheduled for Saturday morning and afternoon with championship Sunday.
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Colorado
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Texas A&m
Nebraska
Baylor
Kansas
D.adn
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Jayhawks rally to beat Cowboys 4 2 in tight tennis match
Kansas edges Oklahoma State 4-2 to advance in the tournament. Rodrigo Echagaray defeats Matt Prentice after a close deciding set as KU secures the doubles point and wins key later singles to seal the victory. Coach Mark Riley notes the team’s sharp play and pressure on OSU.
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OSU
James Wadley
Echagaray
Eleazar Magallan
Mark Riley
Rodrigo
Riley
Ed Dus
Prentice
Eru Lyndon
Pete Street
Quentin Blakeney
Jayhawks
Blakeney
Alex Barragan
Charlotte
N.C
Ross) Nwachukwu
Baylor
Bears
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Rodrigo Echagaray
Matt Prentice
Chris Bates
Brun Lyndon
Pete Stroer
Fran Krepelka
Iri Jezek
Bryan Maler
Ene Barragan
Jeremy Ewert
Fd Dus-Ethagaray
Prentice-Lyndon
Jazz and Jazzmen Poised for 2000 NBA Title Run
The piece lauds Utah Jazz stars Karl Malone John Stockton Jeff Hornacek and Ostertag for their poise and cohesion. It notes Malone Stockton Hornacek Ostertag Polynice and Gilliam as veteran core, contemplates age retirement risks and hints at Kansas links through Vaughn Chenowith and Ostertag as potential future title factors.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Utah Jazz
San Antonio Spurs
Karl Malone
John Stockton
Jeff Hornacek
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kansas
Jacque Vaughn
Greg Ostertag
Jazz
Hornacek
Iowa State
Malone {S
Stocktons
Malone
Stockton
Ostertag
Greg
Olden Polynice
Eric Chenowith
Chenowith
Shaq O'Neal
Vaughn
Williams
Jacque
Polynice
Howard Elsley
Armen Gilliam
Adam Keefe
Quincy Lewis
Scott Padgett
Bryan Russell
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Wedd
Pete
Bobby Randall
Jahnavi Parekh
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Cheryl Mallalah
Vida Mulec
Monica Sekuloy
Karln Andersson
Tiffany Chang
Frida Borjesson
Lisa Mallalah
Kovac-Mulec
Chiller-C. Mallaiah
Barragan-Magallan
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Stroer-Blakeney
Ewert-Jezek
Steve Rottinghaus
Jayhawk
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Cheno
Eric
Roy Williams
Travon Bryant
NBA
Bill Mayer
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