LAWRENCE JOURNAL-WORLD
KUED • SPORTS
AUGUST,1996 PAGE 23E
Five seniors return to KU
Continued from page 22
before a knee injury forced her to miss part of the season.
Sampson still earned second-team All-Big Eight honors after averaging 12.8 points per game.
"Somebody asked me last year about losing (Kodak All-American) Angela Aycock last year, playing one of the toughest schedules we've had, losing an assistant coach. A lot of things were going on," Washington said. "But we found a way to enjoy a very,very good year. Now we're not going to Charisse. That's going to impact us. Hopefully, we'll find a way to have another good year."
Even without Sampson and Keshana Ledet, the other departed senior, the Jayhawks of '96-'97 are loaded.
The team will be led by five seniors:Dixon (a team-leading 17.0 ppg), Angie Halbleib (14.3 ppg), Jennifer Trapp (6.9 ppg) Shelly Canada (3.2 ppg) and Patience Grayer (2.2 ppg).
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See Dixon, page 24
Angie Halbleib averaged 14.3 points per game as a junior last season.
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