UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Friday, September 27, 1996
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Softball starts tomorrow
Team will focus on involvement abilities in opener
By Cameron Heeg
Kansan staff writer
Getting all the players involved and finding out what they can do in competition is the focus of softball head coach Tracy Bunge in this weekend's games.
The Kansas softball team will start its fall season this weekend in Omaha, Neb., at the Creighton Tournament.
I am excited to get back in the crinkson and blue," said Bunge, a former player and Kansas Jayhawk Hall of Fame member. "We are looking to start out strong, but this weekend's games aren't too important because I will be mixing and matching the players around."
The Jayhawks will play Hastings College in the first round of the tournament tomorrow. Bunge said she didn't know much about the Hastings team, but it didn't bother her.
"We are all pumped up and ready to start the season," she said. "The truth is I don't care who we play."
Senior catcher Kristina John
pumped up and ready to start the season. "
SOFTBALL
Tracy Bunge softball head coach
son said she didn't know much about the competition but was ready to get started.
"I am ready to quit practicing and actually face real competition," Johnson said. "We will definitely put the practice to good use when we get out on the field."
After this tournament the team will play in the Big 12 Fall Preview Tournament Oct. 4-6 in Adair, Mo. The Jayhawks will face defending Big 12 Conference champions Oklahoma.
Bunge said that would be the game in which a tempo of play would be established for the team.
"We have a great opportunity to beat up on Oklahoma and show the conference competition that we are serious," Bunge said.
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"We need to play everyone we can because we don't know what kind of team we have right now," Randall said. "Ryan and Jake won the right to play this weekend based on their tournament performances. Players should get rewarded based on performance, and that's exactly what I did."
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Randall wanted to use as many players as he could to better the team in the long run, he said after the Kansas Invitational when he announced the recent line-up changes. For that reason, Randall said that now was the time to experiment and to see who could perform next season for the team.
struggled the most during the tournament. He posted rounds of 81, 80 and 79. After the tournament, Bengtson talked about his play.
"We usually use part of the fall season to determine our top players for the spring season," Randall said. "This year, we'll have to use the entire fall season to do that because we lack seniors, so we need to give all our younger players some experience."
total of 220 for the tournament. While both players will see their first action of the year for team play over the weekend, Randall was confident that his decision was correct.
"I had a lot of anxiety when we started the tournament, so I never really got into a comfort zone," Bengtson said. "I started this season on the low end, so the only way I can go from here is up."
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on their best player, then I definitely have enough confidence in myself to take care of that job," Loeffler said. "I feel like it's a privilege to be in charge of their best player. It makes me feel good."
Perhaps Dowel, Horton, Hon, and Loeffler can provide the kick that will earn Kansas their first Big 12 victory of the year this weekend.
The team will play Texas Tech at 4 p.m. today at SuperTarget Field. Red Raiders freshman forward Kristy Franz has scored 10 goals this season, but has yet to face Lindsey Loeffler.
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By Brian A. Petrotta Kansan sportswriter
This will be the largest and most competitive race Kansas will compete in this season. Thirty-five schools will take part in the women's race, while the men's race features 19 squads from across the nation. The top competition in the women's gold race will come from Georgetown, Oregon, Providence and Villanova.
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The Kansas men's and women's cross country teams are back in action this weekend. The Jayhawks will participate in the 1996 Roy Griak Cross Country Invitational in Minnesota. The meet will be at the University of Minnesota Golf Course and will get under way at noon.
Senwart got his first look at his team two weeks ago on Sept. 14 at the Jayhawk Invite. The women's team finished third, and the men's team finished fifth overall.
sin and Wyoming, Three Big 12 schools, including Iowa State, Missouri and Nebraska, also will compete. In all, seven nationally-ranked cross country teams, including Adam's State, which sports the topranked women's team in NCAA Division II competition, will be racing tomorrow.
"People want to see tough interregional competition," said Kansas cross country coach Gary Schwartz. "We are excited about this meet. Minnesota is known for having a great course, and they run a good meet. Our team has practiced hard, and we look forward to testing them out against tough teams. We need to see where our team is at so far."
In other cross country news, Rim Rock Farm, the Jayhawks' home turf, has been chosen to play host to the 1998 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships. The event is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 28, 1998, and it is the first time Kansas is the host for the Cross Country Championships.
In addition to the strong team showing, there were also solid individual finishers. Women's captain Emily Miles was the first Jayhawk to cross the finish line. Her time of 17:44 placed her 11th overall. Sophomore Ann Deveaux also ran well, finishing 16th overall at a time of 18:06.
For the men's team, junior Bryan Schultz led Kansas with a time of 25:21, finishing 13th. Freshman Andy Tate also made a strong showing with a 17th place finish and a 25:39 mark.
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