Thursday, February 24, 1977
Wildcats beat KU, win AIAW title
Sports Writer
By RICK BRYANT
The banner in Allen Field House said, "Stuff the Chickwaffles for the third time when it told the story, as the Kansas State women won." The Jayhawks last night by a 24-6 margin.
K-State's victory was the third this season against KU and gave the Wildcats their sixth straight Kansas AIAW conference basketball title. The Wildcats, now 18-10 for the year, won the title with a 4-0 conference record. KU finished second at 3-2.
KU coach Marian Washington will now wait to see whether her team, 12-15 over-all, will be accepted for an a-large position in the Tournament, March 18, in Decorah, Iowa.
THE JAYHAWKS had several chances to beat the Wildcats but were troubled by
turnovers and misused shots. Adrian Mitchell put KU ahead, 42-40, for only the second time in the game with 10:04 left in the second half.
K-State hit three points and the Jayhawks never recovered. A basket at guard V. C. Sanders with 4:50 left, pulled KU to within two seconds of a score, straight lines to put the out game of reach.
KU then led for four minutes until K-State's Laurie Miler tied the game at 41. The Jahways subsequently missed two shots that went in and out.
SANDERS AND center Adrian Mitchell were the only KU players who scored in double figures. Sanders led the Jayhawks with 14 points. Mitchell scored 12, and had a game-high of 13 rebounds. KU led in rebounds, 35-29.
K-State's Miller led all scorers with 17
points, while Wildcat forwards 14
convey and Leann Wilson each had 14
convey.
"We gave them a tough game and the girls have nothing to be ashamed of,"
Washington said, "K-State has a fine team, but they had to work to get this."
Staff photo by GEORGE MILLENER
High scorer Laurie Miller(41)sinks a basket for K-State.
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