Bonnie Henrickson Camp Inspires Kansas Fieldhouse Campers
High school players from across the region took over Allen Fieldhouse for Bonnie Henrickson basketball camp activities. WNBA division standout Ashley Harry of Skutt Catholic in Omaha earned MVP honors while Jordan Kramer of Jefferson County North led the league in steals and helped her team win. Vickie Dolan of Olathe Chisholm Trail noted the all-star format’s teamwork, and Henrickson emphasized broad recognition of talent through varied competitions.
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Skutt Catholic High
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WNBA
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Jefferson County North
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Omaha, Neb
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Olathe Chisholm Trail
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Nebraska
Powers Opens U S Women's Open With 81 At Interlachen
Kansas junior to be Emily Powers opened at Interlachen with an eight over 81 in the first round of the U S Women's Open. She stumbled early on the front nine with two double bogeys and four more bogeys before finishing the back nine with a 1 under 37 and two late birdies. Powers is tied with Michelle Wie as she heads into the second round with tee times at 2 31 p m paired with Hee Young Park and Janell Howland. ESPN and NBC will broadcast the event with real time scoring on the tournament site.
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NBC
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Lawrence
Missouri
Kristen Lamp
Kansas athletes set a record for spring GPA at KU
Kansas University student athletes earned a combined 3.03 GPA for the 2008 spring semester, a department record. Eleven varsity teams posted 3.0 or higher, led by volleyball at 3.45 and women's golf 3.43. Soccer 3.30 set a sport record, women's basketball 3.11 tied its all time mark. A department-record 58 student athletes had 4.0 GPAs among 282 on the Athletics Director's Honor Roll.
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Kansas University
Lew Perkins
Four Kansas athletes compete in Olympic track trials
Four Kansas athletes will attempt Olympic qualification this weekend. Ashley Brown and Crystal Manning, seniors, and Jordan Scott, a sophomore, will run the U S trials in Eugene with Brown in the 400 meter hurdles Manning in the triple jump and Scott in the pole vault. The prelims are today with finals Sunday. Nickesha Anderson seeks Jamaica 2008 Olympic Trials in Kingston, with events concluding Sunday.
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Jordan Scott
U.S
Eugene
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Nickesha Anderson
Kingston
Jamaica
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