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Friday, March 19, 1993
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West Coast spring break awaits Kansas softball team
By Mark Button
Kansan sportswriter
The Kansas softball team is going to Disneyland for spring break.
However, seeing Mickey Mouse is not high on coach Kalau Haack's priority list.
However, seeing Mickey Mouse is not high on coach Haunk Haum's priority list. Kansas, ranked No. 13 in the nation, will play seven games in a West Coast road trip.
"I've scheduled a trip to Disneyland, but how much fun we'll have depends on how we play. Haack said. "When we play well, we always have a good time."
Kansas takes its 5-2 record to Fullerton, Calif., to play Massachusetts on Sunday. Massachusetts spent its spring break this week in California playing a series of games, and will face the 'Hawks just hours before the team's flight home.
"We're playing them at 8:30 in the morning," Haack said with a smile. "Hopefully they'll be tired."
After Sunday's game, Kansas will travel about 50 miles up the coast to play playheaders against DePaul and No. 7 California State Northbridge in Northridge, Calif.
Haack said the Northridge game would be the most important of the road swing. The Matadores are 12-2 and are responsible for No. 2 UCLA's only two losses.
Also, Haack has a history against Northridge. In the early 1980s, he was an assistant coach at Sam Houston State. For three consecutive years, the LadyKats faced Northridge in the NCAA Division II national championship game. Houchampionship game. She said the honor was unexpected.
Wednesday, Kansas will return to Fullerton to take part in the Pony Texotian.
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The Jayhawks will play California State Fullerton, Western Illinois and Washington in the preliminary games. Depending on the results of those games, Kansas will receive its seed into championship bracket play.
Sophonore Lora Richardson, who was shuffled from first base to second base because of an injury to senior Shanna Cole, said the California State Fullerton game would be an important outing.
"They are the toughest team in our pool." Richardson said. "We need to beat them to win our pool and get a good seed."
Richardson was named the Big Eight Conference's Player of the Week last week. She batted .357 in the Texas A&M Aggie Invitational last weekend and had six runs batted in and a three-run home run in the
Kansas stayed at No. 13. Missouri moved up two spots to 15th. Oklahoma State moved up two spots to No. 5.
NCAA Top 20
rank team record pts. pr
1. Arizona (6) 21.1 120
2. UCLA 15.2 114
3. UNLV 11.3 105
4. Florida St. 17.0 98
5. TIE - Fresno St. 10.7 92
6. Oklahoma St. 15.4 93
7. Cal St. Northridge 12.2 89
8. California 15.4 92
9. Michigan 11.5 64
10. Mississippi 16.1 63
11. Long Beach St. 11.4 57
12. UMass 1-1 52
13. Kansas 5-2 50
14. Cal St. Sacramento 13.4 13
15. TIE - Missouri 9-1 32
16. New Mexico 16.5 32
17. Hofstra 4-2 24
18. Illinois-Chicago 15.0 15
19. Virginia 8-1 13
20. TIE - Iowa 6-3 NR
Source: NCAA
"I was shocked," she said. "When they told me about it, I asked why."
Besides the beaches, Disneyland and the sunny weather, the West Coast trip will provide the five Kansas players from California a chance to play closer to their families.
Sophomore infielder Krissy Carpenter said the games at Northridge were about 10 minutes from her parents' home.
"Even though my family comes out here often to watch my games, playing close to home is nice." Carpenter said. "It's a definite bonus for the California girls."
NOTES:
**Hack picked up his 200th victory as the coach at Kansas on March 7 against Sam Houston State. His alma mater. His career record is 235-128-1.**
Williams, who was named this week's Big Eight Pitcher of the Week, has pitched 24% consecutive scoreless innings.
The Jayhawks' home opener against Wichita State, which was canceled on March 13, has been rescheduled for April 7.
Men's tennis team to play Wichita State, Indiana State in weekend dual meet
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The Kansas men's tennis team, 6-4, will head to Wichita this weekend for dual matches against Missouri Valley Conference opponents Wichita State and Indiana State.
Wichita State, 2-5, will play Kansas at 7:30 tonight, and the Jawhays will face Indiana State, 5-3, at noon tomorrow.
Kansas coach Michael Center said that neither team was spectacular, but both were capable of beating Kansas. The Shockers have traditionally played the Jayhawks close, and he expected no less this weekend.
He said that the important thing for the Jayhawks to do was shake off the shoddy performance from its last outing against Drake. The Bulldogs drilled the Jayhawks 7-0 without losing a set.
"I just think we need to play better than the last time out or it won't matter who we play," he said.
Kansas must go forward, he said, if the team is going to contend for the Big Eight Conference title.
Kansas senior Carlos Fleming said that this weekend's matches were important because both were against regional opponents.
"The more regional opponents we beat, the better our chances of making the NCAA tournament," he said.
Fleming, Kansas' No. 1 singles player and ranked No. 59 in the nation, will be taking on Korn Simonk, for the Shockers, and Bryce Barnard, of the Sycamores. Both are among the top 10 singles players in the Midwest region, Center said.
Fleming, 8-3 for the season, has lost only one match this spring.
During spring break, Kansas will also make a road trip to Arizona for three matches. On Tuesday, the Jayhawks will be in Tucson to play Arizona followed in successive days by Arizona State in Tempe and Northern Arizona in Sedona.
Ultimate club's Horsorontals to open season in Texas frisbee tournament
The Kansas Ultimate club begins its season this weekend, traveling to Austin, Texas, to play in the CenTex Ultimate Tournament.
Three-year club member Matt Babler, Pittsburgh senior, said that the men's team, the Horrorontals, were ready to get this season under way after suffering its worst season in recent years.
Last season, the men's team broke its string of eight consecutive appearances in the national tournament by failing to qualify. The team has set its focus on returning to nationals this year.
Babar said the CentTex tournament consisted of many non-collegate teams. He said that the majority of teams would be
"This is the most confident we've been going into a tournament this early in the year." Babler said.
The women's team, known as Betty, is the defending champion of the CentTex tournament.
Compiled from Kansan staff reports.
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