Juesday, April 10, 2001
The University Daily Kansan
Section B·Page 3
ansas junior shortstop Courtney Wright slides safely into third base against arkansas. The Jayhawks play a doubleheader against Wichita State today in Richita. Photo by Joanna Fewins/KANSAN
Hawks hope to recreate shocker against Wichita
Shawn Hutchinson
ports@kansan.com
ansan sports edito
Erin Garvey remembers the last tip the Kansas softball team made to fichita State.
Almost one year ago, the Jayhawks were in an offensive slump in which key had scored a measly four runs in x games while watching theircord drop to 22-23.
Then came a trip to Wilkins radium in Wichita, where the hayhawks exploded with a 22-run assault during a two-game sweep of the Shockers. Kansas pounded Vichita State 9-0 in the first game and completed the sweep with a 13-5 victory in the second.
So, of course, Garvey, an outfielder ho is Kansas' lone senior, rememers that trip. It will probably be on eminds of a lot of Jayhawks as they cee off against the Shockers today at p.m. in a doubleheader in Wilkins radium.
"The history we've had against em is definitely a factor," said arvey, who leads the Jayhawks itth a .360 average and 40 hits."But gt now we're more focused on what we need to do as a team and not ho we're playing."
What the Jayhawks would like to do is team is end a three-game losing break that has dropped them to 20-19 overall and 4-4 in the Big 12 conference. The Jayhawks lost a game at Southwest Missouri State on *fednesday before getting swept by exas Tech in two games last weekend in Lubbock, Texas.
The remedy to that three-game loss streak might be the Shockers, ho are 16-18 overall and 5-6 in the
Missouri Valley Conference.
"We definitely need to come out and play hard in these games and get back on track," said Kansas junior outfielder Christi Musser. "We're not going to take anybody lightly."
The two-game set against the Shockers comes in the middle of the Big 12 season for the Jayhawks — a season that has thus far been productive. Kansas, which won only five Big 12 games all of last season, has already won four this season, including a twogame sweep against Texas at Jayhawk Field last month.
The Jayhawks are in fourth place in the Big 12 standings behind Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas Tech. With 10 Big 12 games remaining, Kansas would need to finish in the top eight in the conference standings to qualify for the Big 12 Tournament next month.
That particular statistic has caught the Jayhawks' attention as they enter the stretch run of the season.
"It's never too early to think about it." Garvey said. "Personally I like to take one game at a time and the rest will take care of itself."
Kansas softball notes
- The Jayhawks are 58-8-1 all-time against Wichita State, which includes nine-straight wins dating back to 1998.
■ Wichita State has lost six of its last eight games but defeated Evansville 3-2 on Sunday in Wichita.
Today's games will mark the seventh and eighth contests for a ninegame road stretch for Kansas. The Jayhawks, who are 5-5 on the road this season, will finish their road trip with a game at Washburn on Thursday.
— Edited by Melinda Weaver
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Batting Average
Hulse .381
Hansen .375
Tabb .333
Wright .333
Wallach .333
Home teams
Tabb 5
Campbell 4
Wright 3
Garvey 21
Musser, S. 21
Tabb 21
Unquart 20
Muscer, C. 18
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nshutz Pavilion April 21, 2001 9am-6pm Preliminaries
April 22, 2001 10am-4pm Finals
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April 21, 2001 10am-1pm Preliminaries & Finals
Saints
Campbell 23
Garvey 23
Hansen 18
Musser, C. 18
Musser, S. 15
Tabb 23
Urquhart 19
Wright 18
Bellcoll 18
Mussel. S. 15
Wichita St.
Kansas (20-19, 4-4 in Big 12) at Wichita State (16-
18, 5-6 in MVC) 7 p.m. doubleheader at Wilkins Stadium
in Manhattan, Kan.
Kansas
Big 12 standings
Nebraska 7-1, 33-10
Oklahoma 7-2, 32-7
Texas Tech 5-3, 27-15
Kansas 4-4, 20-19
Oklahoma State 4-5, 19-16
Texas A&M 4-5, 27-11
Baylor 2-3, 30-14
Missouri 2-3, 23-20
Texas 2-6, 19-21
Iowa State 1-5, 11-19
Batting Average
Oleson .340
Kleckner .327
Lewis .282
Lupo .274
Mooers .241
Honor
Oleson 6
Clary 3
Crumbliss 2
lastmatch
lastmatch
The Shockers beat Evansville 3-2 on Sunday.
The Jayhawks lost to Texas Tech 1-0 on Sunday.
Batting Average
Oleson 16
Lupo 14
Kleckner 13
Clary 13
Oleson 19
Lewis 13
Mooers 13
Lupo 13
Clary 10
Mooers 23
Crumbliss 22
Oleson 22
Lupo 19
Clary 17
Wichita State Leaders
Baseball
Batting Average
Kansas Leaders
Batting Avg.
Nelson .338
Klocksien .301
Gremminger .298
Dreher .296
Appuhn .279
Home Runs
Nelson 4
Gremminger 3
Klocksien 3
3 tied 1
Strikeouts
Gremminger 24
klocksien 22
Nelson 22
Tribble 21
2 tied 19
Smart 59
Lantz 51
Wilcher 29
Wright 17
Davis 13
RBIs
Nelson 47
Klocksien 37
Spanish 36
Appuhn 36
Gremminger 36
Creighton
Kansas
Kansas (15-21, 3-15 in Big 12) at Creighton (13-17,
6-10 in MVC) 2:30 p.m. at Creighton University
Sports Complex in Omaha, Neb.
Big 12 standings
Baylor
Nebraska
Texas
Texas A&M
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Milsour
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
lastmatch
12,3-7,10
10,3-25,8
13,5-26,14
9-6,24,13
10,8-26,11
10,8-26,14
8-10,14,22
7-11,20,14
4-7,10,18
4-14,12,50
13,15,21
The Bluejays were beaten 13-4 by Southern Illinois on Sunday afternoon.
lastmatch
the Jayhawks snapped a 10 game losing streak by beating Texas A&M 5-2 in College Station, Texas.
afternoon
Creighton Leaders
Batting Average
Strikeouts
Allen .361
Mazzuca .345
Lawler .335
Williele .337
Peckert .314
Peckert .314
Home Runs
Allen 43
Mazzuca 38
Lawler 36
Mertt 38
Gradeville 34
Steele 5
Gradoville 4
Davies 4
Macioa 4
Lawler 4
Lawier 28
Ruh 23
Dowdleville 19
Mazzuca 19
3 tied 1
S琴馆 36
Grasley 34
Gooris 33
Slining 30
Oldham 21
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