KU eyes MERS scare in World University Games
KU associate athletic director Jim Marchiong says the medical staff of the USA delegation and KU will monitor the MERS outbreak in South Korea, with officials deeming no current threat to athletes. KU's men’s basketball team competes July 3–14 in Gwangju, while FISU and WHO coordinate precautions and protocols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
South Korea
Jim Marchiong
USA
United States
Marchiong
Gwangju
U.S
University of Kansas
International University Sports Federation
FISU
Yonhap News
Republic of Korea
Lawrence D. Rink
World Health Organization
WHO
Rink
Gwangju Universiade
Korea
Graham
Jayhawks camp features Vick rise and Korea World Games prep
Kansas basketball campers praise freshman Carlton Bragg and transfer-ready Skylar Vick as they prepare for the World University Games in Gwangju. Sophomore Graham notes improvements, and Self hints Perry Ellis could be Big 12 player of the year. The session featured FIBA balls and a box score showing Mason and Graham leading scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Jayhawk Nation
South Horessi
Graham
Collins
Carlton Bragg
Bragg
Self
Perry Ellis
Kentucky
K-State
Auburn
Bill Self
Kansas
Nick Richards
St. Patrick High
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Zagsblog
UCLA
Syracuse
Mykhailiuk
Landen Lucas
Frank Mason
Wayne Selden
Jamari Traylor
Brady Morningstar
Sherron Collins
Evan Manning
BLUE
Devonté Graham
Lvi Mykhailiuk
Elijah Johnson
Lagerald Vick
Hunter Mickelson
Cocaine admission cites brain impact on a 22-year-old pitcher
Keegan altered Kukuk but testified he used cocaine, a brain changer that disrupts pleasure centers, possibly ending his career. He argues Kukuk’s undeveloped brain at 22 contributed to a bad choice. if he leaves drugs behind, he may regain life and parental pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kukuk
Cleavinger
Kansas track off to fast start at Outdoor championships
At Hayward Field Kansas athletes posted top results on day one. Michael Stigler won his 400 hurdles semifinal in 48.88 seconds while pole vaulters Jake Albright and Nick Meyer cleared 5.30 meters to earn second-team All-America honors. Lindsay Vollmer sits fifth after four heptathlon events with three sixth-place finishes and a 3 621-point total. The meet resumes today with teams chasing titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eocene
Ore
Kansas University
Michael Stigler
Lindsay Vollmer
Hayward Field
Jake Albright
Nick Meyer
Albright
Meyer
Vollmer
Stigler
Royals Hunter Ejected After Heated Exchange at Target Field
Royals star Hunter was ejected by home plate umpire Mark Ripperger after disputing a called third strike. He briefly restrained, removed gear, and hurled items near the batter's box before retreating to the dugout as discussions followed. Manager Ned Yost echoed a focus on winning, while Paul Molitor also received an initial career ejection in the incident surrounding a Twins sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Mark Ripperger
Twins
Paul Molitor
Royals
Target Field
Yost
Lions' Taylor Named 6A First Team All-State Shortstop
Lawrence High junior Sophie Taylor earned Class 6A first-team all-state honors as LHS seniors Morgan Burn and Jolena Shield joined second-team, along with Free State senior Kylie Cobb. Area picks include Mill Valley freshman Peyton Moeder first-team in 5A, De Soto seniors Salvini and Stonestreet on 4A second team, Wellsville stringfield and Sparks on 3A first team, and McLouth junior Bassett with Shanonne Greene and Angela Dailey on 2-1A first team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Sophie Taylor
Kansas Softball Coaches Association
LHS
Morgan Burn
Jolena Shield
Utility
Free State High
Kylie Cobb
Mill Valley
Peyton Moeder
de Soto
Sarah Salvini
Morgan Stonestreet
Wellsville
Jordan Stringfield
Ashley Sparks
Oskatooa
Haidyn Bassett
McLouth
Shannone Greene
Angela Dailey
Lions scramble as Roberts sidelined in summer camp
Lions coach Mike Lewis oversees a group led by seniors Harvey and Brou with Price Morgan and juniors Mallory Buffalomeat. Justin Roberts out with injury, forcing others to learn point guard duties and scoring roles as 25 to 30 players plan a three day Kansas University basketball camp starting June 19 to gauge depth and set up scrimmages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Lions
Harvey
Fred Brou
Price Morgan
Jackson Mallory
Kobe Buffalomeat
Brou
Justin
LHS
Mike Lewis
Kansas University
Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mason
Sin
Jayhawks
FIBA
Nick Krug
Journal-World Photo
Wayne Selden JR
Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk
Horejsi Center
Keegan
J-W
Don Ryan
Eugene
Oregon
Elegees
Kansas City AB
A.escobar
Moustakas
L.cain
Hosmer
K.morales
A.gordon
Rios
S.perez
Infante
Minnesota
Dozier
Mauer
Plouffe
Tor.Hunter
Herrmann
K.suzuki
Kvargas
S.robinson
Hicks
J.polanco
Kansas City
E-Moustakas
A. Gordon
Gibson
Hochevar
Rbls
Kansas Oil Dozier
NP Volquez W
Fraser
Gibson L
Jeff Kellogg
Brian O’nora
Alan Porter
Taylor