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Volleyball coach dismissed
By Andrew Gilman
Kansan sportswriter
Frankie Albiz, Kansas women's volleyball coach, will not be returning to the Jayhawks next season.
Albitz did not comment on why she was dismissed.
"We appreciate Frankie's contributions to the volleyball program, and we wish her success in her future endeavors," Frederick said in a written statement.
Assistant coach Karen Schonewise was named interim head coach.
Dr. Bob Frederick, Kansas athletic director, said Friday that the letter of appointment for head volleyball coach Frankie Albitz will not be renewed when it expires June 30, 1994.
"They gave me reasons," she said. "But I'm not comfortable with discussing them. They have their opinion, and I have mine. If I had to say anything, I think it was miscommunication and misunderstanding."
"I'm sure I made some mistakes," Albiz said. "But I think the program is headed forward, and I think I had a big part in that."
"It's hard to describe," she said. "It's not shocking, but I'm disappointed. The team has done well, and I'm proud."
Although she was positive about the program, she felt that starting new traditions was a difficult task.
Albizt said that she was not surprised with the news.
"I think there were a lot of things I had to do, including stepping out of
my personality." All said. "I don't regret it, when you are changing traditions. It was necessary to step away from my personality to shake things up and make some positive changes."
Albitz said that, in spite of the problems she endured, her relationship with Frederick remained stable.
"I thought he was very patient with me," she said. "He and I had our differences, but I admired him."
Albitzsaid she was not sure of her future.
FRANKIE ALBITZ
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Frankie Allitz not will be the head volleyball coach for the Jayhawks next season. She compiled a 151-141 record during her nine-year career at Kansas.
During her 18-year coaching career, she has amassed a 358-332-7 record. Albitz also has coached at Oral Roberts and Oklahoma State.
Her season by season records at Kansas are:
"I need to take the next step," she said. "I
Source: Kansas sports information.
really don't know what I'm going to do, but I'm open-minded about everything."
Overall, Albitz was happy with her progress at Kansas.
"The program has increased by leaps and bounds," she said. "We all contributed, it took a total team effort.
Though the team's foundations were slow to materialize, Albitz said the program is on the right track.
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"The program was neglected for awhile, but now I think the administration is moving in the right direction," Albitz said. "They've always listened to me, and they've done some real nice things. I think the team is going to be a national contender next year. I hoped I helped the program."
Albiz had nothing but good words to say about the future of Kansas volleyball.
"I wish everyone well," she said. "The administration was doing what they thought was right. I think we need to keep working in the right direction."
Albiz coached the Jayhawks to an 18-14 record last season.
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