UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Friday, September 22, 1995
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ODELL: Coach learns with novice rowers
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ing into coaching and learning all the new things."
She also is facing the challenge of teaching the novice rowers, keeping them intense and allowing them to have fun at the same time.
"I want them to be fast, and I want them to love rowing," she said. "I'm not guaranteeing any championships this year for the novice. I think every athlete loves their sport, and that makes them good at it. I want them to have a good time so they'll come back."
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Six variability rowers on this year's team were Odell's teammates in 1994. Since her main job is working with the freshmen, there haven't been any problems.
"They're not in a position where they're going to be cut, so it's not a
problem to coach them. They have more contact with Rob than with me," she said.
Odell is glad to be a Jayhawk again, and after rowing on the club team when the rowers had to pay their own way to regattas, she is happy to be a part of the first Kansas women's varsity rowing program.
"I think it's pretty incredible," she said. "I paid for rowing the whole time I was here. It's nice to know you can have awesome athletes, and if they can't afford it, you can still have them there to compete at competitions."
October 15 is the Jayhawks' first regatta, and that is also the day Odell hopes to understand why coaches become coaches.
"Come race day, I think it's going to be a lot different standing on the sidelines," Odell said.
By Bill Petulla Kansan sportswriter
Team to try tonight for repeat performance of September'93 run
Going into this weekend's tournament in Lincoln, Neb., the Kansas volleyball team is attempting to do something it hasn't done since O.J. Simpson did Hertz commercials and NFL pregame shows: win four consecutive matches.
win four consecutive matches
Riding high off a three-game win
Volleyball wants to extend streak
ning streak from a tournament title last weekend in the University of Kansas Invitational, the Jayhawks will try to raise their 5-6 mark and win their fourth consecutive match, something they last accomplished in September 1993.
"After a good week of practice, I feel that the team is pretty focused going into the
Korver leads Vyturina's supporting cast with 123 kills.
"The Texas A&M match has pretty much been the story of the season for us," Baylor volleyball coach Tom Sonnichsen said.
Following the George Washington match, Kansas will take on Baylor tomorrow at 5 p.m. The Bears lost to a solid Texas A&M team on Wednesday night, not losing a single game by more than three points.
Sonnichsen said that with the exception of a loss to Loyola Marymount in three consecutive games, his team had played well but just
"We're going into this tournament on a high note, knowing that we can win in any situation."
tournament," Kansas volleyball coach Karen Schonewise said.
hadn't been able to win
"George Washington is led by one great player, Vtyurina, and a solid supporting cast," Schonewise said. "Vtyurina will get most of the sets from her teammates."
Liz Muir Kansas assistant volleyball coach
able to win.
Team leaders for the Bears include sophomore outside hitter Nicole DeNault, who leads Baylor with 129 kills and junior outside hitter and setter Sharon Pratt, who has totaled 69 kills along with a team leading 345 sets.
The field features Baylor, George Washington and Nebraska. But the Jayhawks will not be playing the Cornhuskers.
Freshman middle blocker Megan
Kansas will open with George Washington at 5 tonight. The Colonials (9-3) are led by senior outside hitter Svetlana Vtyurina, a one-time national player of the week this season. Vtyurina comes into tonight's match with 331 kills, an average of 7.4 a game.
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For the Jayhawks, sophomore setter Tiffany Sennett and freshman outside hitter/middle blocker Moira Donovan once again will get the starting nod. Both started in last weekend's tournament for the first time this season.
"The match against Kansas will be a precursor to what we're going to
Kansas assistant volleyball coach Liz Muir said it was important for the team not to have a letdown after playing well last weekend.
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"We're going into this tournament on a high note, knowing that we can win in any situation," Muir said. "Next week we'll start conference play, so we want to play well now and go into the conference with some confidence."
Women's soccer team to face seasoned foes
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After going 3-0 against first-year programs, the Kansas women's soccer team will attempt to notch its first victory against two established programs this weekend.
Although Nebraska (1-3) and Creighton (3-1) have not experienced the same degree of success this year, Kansas women's soccer coach Lori Walker is expecting a tough weekend.
By Jason Strait
Kansan sportswriter
Creighton, in its seventh season, has a new coach this year. The transition might provide the Jayhawks some vulnerable spots to attack,
"Both games are going to be good challenges for us as far as having to play some more established competition," Walker said. "Teams we have played the last two weeks have all been new programs, so getting back on the map and playing two teams that have been around is going to be a good challenge for us."
Kansas will play Nebraska at 5 p.m. today in Lincoln, Neb., and Creighton at 1 p.m. Sunday in Omaha, Neb.
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"Having a new coach changes the organization of things, and in a lot of ways, they are just as new to some of the things as we're doing here," Walker said. "We're looking to exploit some of their weakness. I don't think they're going to be as organized, so we're going to look for those holes."
The Jayhawks will try to use one advantage they have against both Nebraska schools — four players on Kansas' roster are from Nebraska and are familiar with players on both teams.
Kansas sophomore midfielder Audra Henderson and freshman midfielder Heidi Taggart have played with many of the players on both teams and said the Jayhawks must step up their intensity against the Nebraska schools.
Walkersaid.
"Nebraska is a very physical team. I've never met more physical girls in my life." Henderson said. "We're going to come out of that game with lots of cuts and bruises. Hopefully, they will, too."
Walker didn't seem too concerned with Nebraska's physical style, however.
"I think we've got players who can hang with anybody," Walker said.
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