Kansas women eager to smell hot dogs exhibition opener
Kansas women open the 2011-12 season with an exhibition against Emporia State at Allen Fieldhouse. KU coach Bonnie Henrickson says the game is a barometer and a chance to gauge team speed, defense, and execution before a live crowd, as ESU aims to prove itself against a top Division II program. The Jayhawks, led by guard Angel Goodrich and forward Carolyn Davis, seek to translate practice into discipline and pressure, while ESU returns four starters and 70 percent of its scoring.
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Veritas overpower St John’s in 44 14 first round win
Veritas Christian built a 16-0 cushion, then pulled away after halftime to defeat St John’s Military 44 14 at the Eagles Nest, extending its win streak to 20. Nick Bennett threw a pick six early, but Veritas’ defense and a second half surge, led by linemen Bear, Boland and Bolinger, sealed the victory and a rematch with St Mary’s Academy.
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KU Football Player Resolve Amidst Losing Streak and Recruiting Rumors
Barfield says coaches won’t change approach while Shealy pushes hard to win in November. Players cite hard work and starting over after losses. Kansas defers the opening coin toss to try a different third quarter approach. Cornerback Daniel Gray hints at de committing with a planned Nebraska visit, reflecting a shaky recruiting climate despite continued interest from several programs.
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Timmons headed to Hall of Fame in 2011 class
Kansas University track coach Bob Timmons, 87, is named to the 2011 USA Track and Field Hall of Fame class alongside Maurice Green Gail Devers Vince Matthews Clarence Demar and Craig Virgin. Induction occurs December 3 in St Louis with the USATF annual meeting.
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Lawrence High’s defense seals state semis after late push
Olathe South clings to a one goal lead as both teams stall in the second half. Click makes a flying punch to deny a Johnson shot in the 28th minute. Lawrence’s Gavin Fisher reflects on a senior class that will be remembered for a standout season, while coach Murphy credits the team for stepping up and defining Lawrence High soccer.
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Kansas Soccer Seniors Earn Academic All Big 12 Honors
Kansas University senior Jordyn Perdue earns Academic All Big 12 first team for the third time as seven Kansas players make the conference academic list. Junior Whitney Berry and sophomores Amy Grow Madi Hillis and Caroline Kastor gain first team honors while senior Kortney Clifton and junior Shelby Williamson are on the second team.
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