Texas women sweep Big 12 track titles in dominance
Texas women seize eight of 19 events and 156 points to topple Nebraska, ending 18 straight conference indoor titles. Nebraska men repeat as champions, while Kansas and others post top finishes. Perry leads Texas with 23.37s in the 200, Diaz and Aldrich win key events as Texas dominates sprints and relays.
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Amrs Lawa
Texas
Nebraska
Nanceen Perry
Longhorns
Cornhuskers
Perry
Kim McGruder
Toya Brown
Angie Vaughn
Suziana Reid
Altifa
Tamara Montgomery
Donnette Brown
LaKeisha Backus
Jacqueline Horton
Sheneka Criffin
Aminah Haddad
Reid
Jennifer Jordan
Alayal Cooper
Latisha Croom
Jennifer Fantenot
Angel Patterson
Emily Diederich
KSU
Dana Kelly
Andreae Thompson
QSU
Amy Tinker
Erin Bresnan
ISU
Ashley Wysong
Stella Klassen
Elizabeth, Diaz
Sherri Macfee
Kelly Smith
Sunny Gilbert
Amanda Crouse
Dawn Charlier
Tech
Jessica Patton
Evette Turner
Shayne Wille
Jen Smith
Allenor Gilchrist
Isa
Nora Shepherd
Katie Meyer
Tamara’ Dingley
Osa
Christina Blackmer
Heather Burroughs
Amy Wiseman
Justa Dahl
Kate Centerwall
Amanda Farquhar
Adrien Sawyer
ASM
Nicole Hoxie
Chimika Carter
Makia Rembert
Nzingah Kamani
Kansas and Cowboys slug it out in 17 16 slugfest
The Jayhawks hit six homers but lose to Oklahoma State 17-16 in 10 innings at Reynolds Stadium. A two run pinch single by Paul Levins gave KU a 16-14 lead in the 10th, but OSU answered with three runs to win. Five KU players homered, and wind aided the big barrage.
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Oklahoma State
Jayhawks
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Bobby Randall
Paul Levins
Cowboys
Franco Martinez
Steve Hill
Tony Lucca
Hill
Randy Case
John Nelson
Chad King
Brett Kappelmann
Clint Wyrick
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Ku-Osu
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Josh Binvimick
Chadd King
Andy Juday
Shane Wedd
Brandon O'Neal
Lee Walrond
Doug Dreher
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Marc Fournier
Tony Roussien
Billy Gaspatino
Josh Holliday
OSU
Juday
Kappelmann
Hartsburg
Mabrey
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Holliday
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Nelson
King
Wyrick
Kaup
McCullough
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Bryson
McAuliff
Fournier
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Jayhawk netters roll South Benn Kansas swept Syracuse 9-0
Kansas University women’s tennis team defeated Syracuse 9-0 on Saturday winning all nine matches in straight sets. Freshman Christine Sues of Ladbergen Germany beat Shareen Lai 6-4 6-0 in No 4 singles. Kris Sell and Kylie Hunt remained 6-0 in duals. Sues and Julia Sidorova won No 1 doubles 9-7.
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Kansas University
Syracuse
Christine Sues
Ladbergen
Germany
Kris Sell
Kylie Hunt
Sues
Julia Sidorova
Arizona Schoos Past Kansas In Softball Doubleheader
Two time defending national champion Arizona swept Kansas 8-0 and 8-3 at the Arizona Invitational. Nancy Evans allowed eight strikeouts in the opener as Arizona improved to 8-0. Shannon Stanwix homered for KU in the first and again Friday, while KU pitcher Leah Braatz and Jessica Kowal combined for seven hits across both games.
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Artz
Arizona
Kansas
Jayhawks
Nancy Evans
Wildcats
Shannon Stanwix
Lawrence High
McNeese State
Painter sets 1650 free Big 12 mark at meet
Kansas sophomore Tyler Painter won the 1650 free at the Big 12 swimming and diving championships in 15 01 72, setting a league record. KU finished fifth among six teams with 439 points as Texas claimed victory at 886. Kostaki Chiligris placed fifth in the 200 back, Brandon Chestnut fourth in the 200 breast, and KU took fourth in the 400 free relay with Brant People Trent Harts Andy Kyser and Chiligris.
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Kansas
Iowa
Lester Smith
Smith
Nebraska
Benji Proby
Candy Mason
Jayhawks
Charlie Gruber
April Rockrow
CooLteer Station
Texas
Tyler Painter
Kostaki Chiligris
Brandon Chestnut
Brant Peoples
Trent Harts
Andy Kyser
Chiligris
Big 12 indoor meet crowns top teams and stars in Ames
In Ames Iowa the Big 12 indoor meet ends with Nebraska leading teams and Texas A M high performers. Billy Fobbs and Shomari Wilson post fast sprints and 200 meter marks while UT and A&M deliver multiple meet records in distances from 200 to 1 000 meters.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Texas A&m
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Colorado
Baylor
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas Tech
Iowa State
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Byron Topps
Wayne Fenton
Eric Frempong
Marcus Bivines
Robert Neal
Pap Howard
Tech
Shomari Wilson
Mike Price
Kascie Smith
Randy Thompson
ISU
Brandon Couts
Robert Martin
Keith Black
KSU
Rohan McDonald
James Davis
Desmond Johnson
David Aaron
Mario Watts
Ryan Kite
Jonathan Pike
Ali Glabiarne
Stephan Bragner
Edward Clarke
John Cunningham
Boo
Derrick Peterson
Chris Schafer
Ist
Matt Napier
Mike Hummel
Jeffery Strong
Tom Reese
Corey Thmels
Ray Hughes
David Li
Goucher
Michael Njenga
Chuck Stoan
OSU
Jason Larabee
Nathaniel Lane
Ricardo Amezcua
Larry Wade
ASM
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Lex Butler
Damian Davis
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I5u
Thomas McCoy
Marcus Clark
Mike Lawrance
Jack Melson
Roger Reesler
Scott Warren
Judd Price
Dave Riggert
Triple Turmp
John Nance
Chris Duffy
Scott Nachtigal
Tom Richmond
Greg Steele
Colby Miller
Marz Romito
Garrett At
Lawrence High set for substate with Olathe North clash
LHS tops Olathe North 67 47 to secure top seed in Class 6A sub state. Lions (15 5) will face Olathe North on Friday at about 7 30 p m in Olathe with the winner advancing to the state tournament in Emporia. Girls substate at Shawnee Mission Northwest features Lawrence facing SM Northwest Thursday at 6 p m.
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KC Washington
Paola
Lawrence High Sophomores Top Olathe North 57 48
Lawrence High sophomores defeated Olathe North 57 to 48 as Clint Morgan scored 15 points and Joe Bellinger added 14 with 12 rebounds. The Lions finished the season 14 5.
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Joe Bellinger
Lawrence High
Olathe North
Lions
Long Bessette win 4A state wrestling title at Kansas Coliseum
Wichita Santa Fe Trail soph Jeremy Long 119 and senior Josh Bessette 130 crowned Class 4A champions at the Kansas Coliseum. Long was 112-pound state champ last year. SFT's Brian Bogren took third at 189, Perry-Lecompton duo Collette 171 and Wymore 215 placed fourth.
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Wymore
Wichita- Santa Fe Trail
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Josh Bessette
Kansas Coliseum
Long
Brian Bogren
Perry-Lecompton
Joe Collette
Charlie Wymore
Collette
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