UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Monday, September 16, 1996
3B
Treatment goes well for Vaughn
By Evan Blackwell Kansan sportswriter
Surgery on the injured right wrist of Kansas senior guard Jacque Vaughn went as planned Friday afternoon at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kan., Kansas Sports Information officials said.
The surgery, which lasted just over two hours, was performed by Bruce Toby, a well-known hand specialist at the Med Center. The procedure reattached ligaments that tore loose from Vaughn's
wrist while playing in a pickup basketball game last Tuesday night.
Kansas men's basketball coach Roy Williams went to Kansas City for Vaughn's surgery. Afterward, Williams released his first official statement on Vaughn's injury.
"The surgeon told us that the operation went smoothly and that he expects a full recovery." Williams said.
Jacque Vaughn
The doctors are staying with their original assessment that Jacque will be out 12-16 weeks, so that is what we are planning on."
Sports information officials said Vaughn would wear a splint for one week before he could be fitted with a cast, which will remain on Vaughn's wrist for about 10 weeks.
If worn for 10 weeks, the cast will be removed right around the Jayhawks' season opener Nov. 22 at Santa Clara. The rehabilitation process will then continue.
Softball senior second baseman to be team leader
By Cameron Heeg Kansan staff writer
Heather Richins will be looking to make her mark this year on the Kansas softball team.
Richins, the second baseman and only senior, has hit one home run since coming to Kansas in the fall of 1993. The home run came against Southwest Missouri State during her sophomore year, and she knows more hits like that one will help her achieve her goal.
"I want to try to make my mark so people will remember me by something," Richins said. "I would really like to hit a home run, but my ultimate goal is to make All-American honors. And big hits help."
The Chico, Calif., native came to Kansas as a freshman after being voted Most Valuable Player in field hockey, basketball, track and softball her senior year at Chico High School.
Heather Richins
In 1994, Richins hit .312 with 18
In 1983, RBI and five stolen bases. Her performance slipped in the 1995 season when she finished with a .213 batting average and eight RBI Richins rebounded last year by hitting .275, .382 against Big 12 Conference opponents, with 23 RBI. However, she did commit 15 errors.
Richins said home losses to rival Missouri have the Jawhaws motivated for the upcoming season.
"We are ready to kill Missouri," Richins said. "They keep getting after us and sweeping us. We beat them twice last year, but they came back and swept us at home. That shouldn't happen."
Kansas softball head coach Tracy Bunge said he expected Richins to be the leader of the team.
expected "She isn't the type of player that is flashy or vocal, but I want her to lead by example with her consistent play," Bunge said.
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