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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Rugby squads enjoy weekend victories
By Mark Button Special to the Kansar
The Kansas Rugby Football Club was successful at the collegiate and club levels this weekend in the 25th Annual Heart of America Rugby Tournament.
The varsity squad took fourth in the collegiate division, and the club team took third in its division. The tournament was at WSOte Park outside KansasCity, Kan.
The varsity started the tournament on Saturday by beating Central Missouri State 20-3. In the following
Lenexa sophomore Jeff Schmidt,
fullback, and London junior Matt
Delargy, kicker, left the game.
game, Colorado State beat Kansas 12-7 in overtime. Kansas was dominating CSU when two key Kansas players were injured.
Kansas coach Jey Hoobler was disappointed with the loss.
"We beat ourselves more than they beat us," he said. "We made two mistakes early, and they capitalized."
A failed penalty kick attem. cost Kansas the game.
The varsity went on to beat Arkansas-Little-Rock 5-0 and Arkansas 12-7 in overtime for the fourth place title.
"We dug ourselves a hole we could get out of." Hoober said.
was beaten by the Kansas City Blues 29-0.
The club team began by drubbing both Kansas City's B-team 43.0 and Tulsa 32.0. In the third game, Kansas
The Blues scored 14 points in the first two minutes of the game.
couldn't get out of," Hoobler said. In the final game, Kansas beat Kansas City's A-team 20-13, grasping third place honors.
The varsity's current record is 8-4,
and the club record is 7-3.
Men's lacrosse wins tournament
By Robyn Wherritt Special to the Kansan
The Kansas men's lacrosse team kicked off its fall season this past weekend defeating Kansas State and a men's club from Kansas City in a round-robin tournament.
First-round play began with Kansas and Kansas City. Jason Rosenberg, senior goalie, fought off shot after shot from the goal-happy Kansas City team. His saves paid off in the end because Kansas beat Kansas City 7-3. Clay Malloy, senior midfielder, said, "This was our first game of the year. We played like a team, we really came together when we needed to."
Senior Chris Israel was the high scoring player of the game with four, and senior Greg Goss, senior Joe
Needham and Scott Palton, graduate student, added the other three.
In the third round, Kansas faced Kansas State. Kansas State took a 6-4 lead in the third quarter, but Kansas struck back in the fourth. Kansas came from behind and won the game 8-7.
"It was a close game," mudfielder Goss said. "The winning goal was made with two minutes left in the game."
gainte.
With the winning goal by sophomore Andy Risinger, Kansas won the tournament.
Since lacrosse's regular season has not started yet, the team agreed that for them to win their first two games of the year, it was an accomplishment.
Lacrosse is not considered a varsity
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Padi Korz) KANSAS Kansas lacrosse player Jake Vanlandingham, right, attempts to come up with the ball.
sport at Kansas The team receives money from Student Senate.
Kansas is in the Great Plains Lacrosse League.
This year's lacrosse team has approximately 30 members and begins its league games in the spring.
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