Monday, March 11, 1996
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Rugby team posts victory
Kansan staff report
The Kansas rugby A-team defeated Central Missouri State 31-5 on Saturday at Shenk Complex.
It was parents weekend for the Kansas rugby team.
Rugby team members Ward Svarvari, Brennan Shirk, Boon Tan, Jake Corrigan and Mike Schwartz each scored for Kansas.
"Purdue was 9-1 in its last 10 games," he said. "Cincinnati was 7-3, and Kansas was 7-3."
Kansas will be back in action at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Shenk Complex against Truman State.
Svarvari also said that the team was able to get some help from several players despite some key injuries to regular team members.
When Kansas lost the Big Eight tournament championship game yesterday against Iowa State, it supplied the West region of the NCAA tournament with a No. 2 seed that almost was a No.1.
That settled the issue. Purdue got its No. 1 seed and travels to Albuquerque, opening the tournament against No. 16 Western Carolina. Kansas heads to the same region
With Frederick out of the room, the remaining committee members discussed three candidates for the final No. 1 seed — Purdue, Cincinnati and Kansas. Complicating that conversation was Purdue's loss in its last game of the season on Saturday against Iowa.
Bob Frederick, athletic director at Kansas and chairman of the selection committee, said the Jayhawks' 56-55 loss left the committee scrambling a bit.
"It was really good that we won, but there are still a lot of things that we could improve on," Svarvari said. "All of the pieces were there, now all we have to do is put them together."
In the end, Frederick said, the decision came down to numbers.
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as a No. 2, playing in Tempe, Ariz., against No. 15 South Carolina State.
The committee likes to avoid home court advantages, but it supplied one to Arizona, seeding the Wildcats No. 3 in the West and keeping them in Tempe, about two hours away from the school's campus in Tucson. Arizona opens against No. 14 Valparaico.
That gave some hope to coach Cg Alexander, whose South Carolina State team gets Kansas for openers.
Svarvari said he was pleased with the Jayhawks' performance on Saturday.
Frederick defended the decision to move Pac-10 champ UCLA, the 1995 NCAA champion, out of the West as a No.4 seed in the Southeast while leaving second-place Arizona in the region.
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Three of the four top seeds in the region lost their last games — Purdue to Iowa, Kansas to Iowa State, and Syracuse to Connecticut.
"We based that on the fact that UCLA was 7-5 against the 65th best nonconference schedule, and Arizona was 7-1 against the fourth-houghest nonconference schedule," he said.
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"We can be competitive against a lot of teams," Alexander said. "Kansas is a great team, but they lost today. They are not invincible."
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Softball team defeats Southwest Missouri State to capture championship trophy
The No.21 Jayhawks win SW Missouri State Classic
Kansan staff report
Kansas freshman pitcher Sarah Workman earned her seventh victory of the season, giving up one earned run and striking out four.
The Kansas softball team broke a four-game losing streak yesterday.
The No. 21 Jayhawks defeated Southwest Missouri State 7-2, winning the title at the Southwest Missouri State Classic in Springfield, Mo.
In the championship, sophomore shortstop Michelle Hubler proved the offensive spark as she drove in two runs and went three for four. Freshman designated hitter Jennifer Funkhouser also drove in two runs.
Beth Robinson picked up her fifth victory against just one loss in pitching the complete game.
Before winning the championship yesterday, the Jayhawks played two games. They defeated Drake 2-1 in the day's first game. Senior pitcher
Kansas suffered its only loss yesterday against Northern Iowa, which led 3-1 after two innings. The Jayhawks got another run in the seventh but fell 3-2.
Freshman pitcher Courtney Wilson suffered the loss after going 2 1/3 innings.
The Jayhawks fought back with one run in the sixth inning and two in the seventh, but the Bears held them off as Kansas dropped its fourth consecutive game.
On Saturday, Kansas fell to Southwest Missouri State 5-3. The Bears jumped on Workman, extending a 2-0 lead to 5-0 after a three-run fifth inning.
Kansas improved to 13-7 after the weekend tournament and will play again on Friday and Saturday. The Jayhawks will travel to Stillwater, Okla., for the Cowgirl Spring Softball Classic.
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