Thorson honored for community service with KU football
Kansas University senior Brad Thorson, a 6 5 310 offensive lineman from Mequon Wisconsin, was named a 2010 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team nominee for his extensive community work. He donated hair to Pantene Beautiful Lengths, visited schools, aided Habitat for Humanity, and supported Special Olympics while balancing football and academics. Thorson started 12 games in 2009, earned Academic All-Big 12 First Team honors, and graduates with a business degree. He is recovering from a broken foot and slated to return for the 2010 season with fall camp set for August 3.
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Jayhawks look for explosiveness as receivers step up
Daymond Patterson and several former and new players lead a deep, versatile Kansas receivers group. Patterson shines in spring, four catches including a slot grab. Omigie, Matthews, Beshears, McGriff and four true freshmen push depth. Coach Wyatt notes size in outside spots and speed in slots, with competition to establish a primary target ahead of preseason camp starting August 3.
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Morris Named to Kansas State Athletes Second Team
Morris plus Pullen Harris Thompkins and Lucas earn second team honors. He and brother Markieff shoot 500 shots daily and seek motivation from preseason rankings. Also lists Select and National Team rosters with multiple college and pro players, tickets, events, and prospects for KU and rivals.
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Woodard Honored With Amelia Earhart Pioneering Award
Former Kansas University women's basketball figure Lynette Woodard received the 2010 Pioneering Achievement award at the Amelia Earhart Festival in Atchison. The award honors those carrying Earhart's spirit, with past recipients including authors, politicians and pilots. In softball, Hutchinson-Lawrence's Phenix Fyler lost to Flint Hills Wind 6-5 then beat Vernon Hills Club 7-3 at the USSSA Central World Series as Jarrett doubled, New struck out six, Wright seven, and Kramer went 3-for-3 with a triple and three runs.
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