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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Kansas volleyball team drops match to Colorado
By Chesley Dohl
Kansan sportswriter
The Kansas volleyball team was stamped by the Colorado Buffaloes Saturday in a three-game match.
Colorado defeated the Kansas volleyball team in consecutive games, 15-3, 15-1, and 15-0. While Colorado improved its conference record to 5-0, the Jayhawks dropped to 1-3 in the conference and 4-14 overall.
"Our passing, overall, was pretty good for the night," said Kansas coach Karen Schonewise. "Basically it was just a lack of communication and lack of discipline that got us."
Kansas produced only 24 kills and committed 26 errors, compared to Colorado's 41 kills and five errors in the match.
Sohonewise said the Buffaloes played a fundamentally sound match.
"Traditionally they're a very controlled team," she said. "They're balanced with a strong left middle, they pass well and they have great serving."
Freshman outside hitter Leslie Purkeypile sat out of practice last week with a strained knee she suffered Wednesday in the match against Kansas State.
Freshman outside hitter Kendra Kahler started the match for
Purkeypile, who eventually saw play- time.
"Kendra did a good job for us in her first start." Schonewise said.
Walsh and junior outside hitter Jenny Larson had eight kills each for the match.
Digging was the only category in which Kansas competed with Colorado. The play of sophomore outside hitter Katie Walsh, who had 13 digs, allowed Kansas to keep up early with Colorado.
Colorado dominated Kansas in almost every phase of the game. The Buffalooes tollied 38 assists and eight blocks to the Jayhawk's 23 assists and one block.
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