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The University Daily Kansan
Monday, February 23, 1998
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By Kevin C. Wilson Kansan sportswriter
The streak is over.
No. 24 Iowa State produced a 28-8 run to start the second half Saturday in Ames and surged past the Kansas women's basketball team 69-49.
The Cyclones a string of 14 consecutive losses to the Jayhawks.
Pride; went down early during the Jayhawk loss.
"We got frustrated by not making easy shots," Kansas coach Marian Washington said.
Forward Lynn Pride and guard Suzi Raymant went 5-for-25 from the field and scored only 15 points. Pride received a mild concussion and sat out for several minutes after she took an elbow to the face in the game's opening minute.
"That really hurt us," Washington said. "I think everybody got kind of shaky there. Lynn is a tough little player and she was pretty shaken. I was really surprised they were going to let me put her back in so quickly."
BASEBALL
Kansas was swept in the Marriott West Loop Classic this weekend in Houston by Central Florida, Houston and Oklahoma. Central Florida won 6-4 Friday. Pitcher Les Walrond walked six batters and gave up three earned runs in four innings.
Houston won 9-2 Saturday. Oklahoma pounded the Jayhawks Sunday 9-1. Kansas had five hits and three errors in the field.
The Cyclones, 22-5 overall and 11-3 in Big 12 play, held a 24-20 lead at the half.
Senior forward Janel Grimm added a game-high 20 points, and guard Stacy Frese, after going 0-8 in the first-half, connected on four three-pointers in the second-half.
Grimm, who was held to four points in a 65-58 loss to the Jayhawks
last Saturday,
scored 15 second-half points
and had a career-high 14
rebounds.
"Today was a pride game for us," said Iowa State center Jayme Olson.
Olson, limited to three points in Lawrence,
scored 15
Jackson: led Kansas with 13 points.
points. She went 6-for-9 and had seven rebounds. Frese and forward Megan Taylor added 12 points each.
"In the first game, a lot of it was my fault," he said. "I think we got scared of them. I told them this morning in the shootaround, when you get the ball, just go."
Iowa State coach Bill Fennelly said Grimm and Olson were more aggressive this time and their teammates did a better job of getting them the ball.
Guard Jennifer Jackson led the Jayhawks with 13 points and was the only Kansas player in double figures. The Jayhawks will play the Oklahoma Sooners on Wednesday in Norman, Okla.
MEN'S TENNIS
The Kansas men's tennis team fell to 0-5 during the weekend at the National Team Indoors. The Jayhawks lost 4-1 to Boise State Saturday night, after losing to Georgia and Kentucky earlier in the week.
Senior Enrique Abaroa had to forfeit his match against Boise State because of a back injury he suffered after only two games. Abaroa was coming off an upset of Kentucky's Cedric Kaufmann, the nation's sixth-ranked player.
BOX SCORE
NO.24 IOWA ST.69,
KANSAS 49
KANSAS (17-7)
IOWA ST. (22-5)
**KANSAS (17-7)**
Pride 3-15 0-1 7, Johnson 3-7 0-2
6, Sanford 1-8 0-2, Raymont 2-10
3-4 8, Jackson 6-12 0-0 13, Pruitt 0 1 0 0, Scott 1-2 0 0 2, Robbins 3-7 0 0 6, White 2-5 1-2, Fletcher
0 0 0 0, Totals 21 67 4-11 49.
Taylor 5-13 0-12, Grimm 8-12
4-5 2-1, Olson 6-9 2-13, Frese 4-16 0-10, Bartz 0-1 0-0, Haugen
2-5 1-1, Robson 0-0 1-2 1, Pellett
0-2 0-0 0, Brewer 0-2 2 2, Huelman
1-2 0-0 2. Totals 26-60 10-13
69.
Halftime—Iowa St. 24, Kansas
20. 3-Point goals—Kansas 3-14
(Pride 1-4, Raymont 1-3, Jackson 1-
3, Robbins 0-3, Pruitt 1-1, Iowa St.
7-24 (Fresco 1-4, Taylor 2-7, Olson
1-2, Haugen 0-2, Pellett 0-2, Bartz
0-1). Fouled out—none.
Rebounds—Kansas 38 (Pride
10), Iowa St. 46 (Grimm 14).
Assists—Kansas 10 (Raymont 4),
Iowa St. 19 (Frese 6). Total
fouls—Kansas 16, Iowa St. 12.
A--6,321.
The Associated Press contributed information to this story.
SOFTBALL
Kansas had a disappointing trip to Tampa Fla., losing four of six games in the Gladstone Tournament.
Kansas dropped both of its Fridays games, losing 9-1 to DePaul and 7-2 to Notre Dame. The Jayhawks shut out Auburn 2-0 on Saturday, but South Florida picked up a 4-3 win against Kansas on Saturday night.
Yesterday, the Jayhawks beat Notre Dame 8-4, then lost 3-0 to South Florida and were eliminated from the tournament.
The Jayhawks now are 7-5.
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