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VOLLEYBALL: Seniors rank highly
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third game, dropping Kansas 15-4. Although Kansas lost the match. Schonewise said she was pleased with the team's performance in the last several weeks.
"I told the staff, I wish this was the beginning of the season because we're playing so well now," she said.
For seniors Tracie Walt and Jenny Larson, Saturday's match was their last in Jayhawk uniforms. Outside hitter Walt finished her career at Kansas listed among the season and career leaders in five categories.
Larson is listed in five categories in the Kansas season and all-time records as well.
"It is going to be hard to lose these two," Schonewise said. "Not so much for their performances on the court, but for their leadership."
Final Big Eight Standings
"I tried not to think about that," Larson said. "We just wanted to give it our best effort."
Although the evening began with a senior night ceremony, both Larson and Walt said that they tried to focus on the match and not get caught up in the fact this would be their final appearance at Allen Field House.
*Nebraska 12-0
*Colorado 8-4
*Iowa State 8-4
*Oklahoma 7-5
Kansas State 5-7
**Kansas** **1-11**
Missouri 1-11
Swimming teams have first losses
Oklahoma State does not field a volleyball team.
*Will compete in the Big Eight Conference Tournament on Nov. 24-25 in Omaha, Neb.
Kansas staff report
The Kansas men's and women's swimming and diving teams suffered their first losses of the season this weekend.
Nike Sprint Classic
The women placed third and the men placed fourth at the Nike Sprint Classic on Friday. Then the men went on to finish third and the women second at the Husker Shoot Out held Saturday and yesterday.
At the Shoot Out, Kansas junior freestyle Erik Jorgensen won the 500-yard, 1000-yard and 1650-yard freestyle events.
Kansas freshman butterfly Adrienne Turner was victorious in the 200-yard butterfly. The team of Jennifer Peltier, Colleen Philips, Rebecca Andrew and Donna Christensen won the 400-yard and 800-yard freestyle relay. Senior All-American diver Michelle Rojohn won both the one-meter and three-meter boards.
Men's Final Results
Men's results
2024Yord Med Relay: 1. Nebraska, 1:33; 3:1;
5. Kansas (Pumlug, Inglesii, Phillips, Peo-
Men's Final Results
Nebraska 64; Alabama 55; Miami 46.5;
Kansas 43; Iowa 40; Utah 36.5
100-yard Individual Mediator 1. McDowell,
Alabama, 53.17; 2. Chilligría, Kansas, 53.46
50-yard Freestyle 1. Ronnelle, Utah, 20.99;
5. Peoples, Kansas, 21.72
50 yard backstroke 1. Philippa, Kansas, 22.8
40 yard backstroke 1. Dutch, Miami, 24.4
One-meter diving: 1. Gillyoo, Miami, 163.35;
4. Hoffmann, Kassam, 133.10.
25-yard Freesley: I. River, Iowa, 9:71; 3. People,
Kansas, 9:86.
100-Year Freestyle: 1. Benidorm, Nebrasa
15-AA: 4. Chilluire, Kauaio, & 26.
1014yard Freestyle: 1. Benavides, Nebraska
45,84, 4. Chiligris, Kansas, 46,25
50yard Breaststroke: 1. Minnesota, Iowa 26,63
6. Iverson, Kansas, 27,70
50yard Breaststroke. 1, Minnona, Iowa 26.63; 6.1giashes, Kansas, 27.78.
Three-meter-Diving: 1. Mantanilla, Miami.
2. Diffe 0:5. Hafenluft, Miami.
1:23:48, 2; Kansas (People, Kroti, Chilgirai,
Philips), 1:24:13
Women's Final Results
Women's results
Nebraska 71; Alabama 88; Kansas 53; Miami
48; Colorado State 37; Arizona State 22.5
2004-day Medley Relay; 1. Nebraska,
2. Kansas (Keeper, Williams,
Christie
100-yard Individual Mediulence 1; Russell, Nebra-
ska, 57.26; Nilson, Kansas, 59.26;
50-yard Freesley 1; Eiwani, Alabama, 23.64;
Andrew, Kansas, 24.00.
50-yard Butterfly: 1. Potter, Alabama, 25.25;
50yard Backstroke: 1. Glazebrook, Nebraska
27.32; 6. Kepler, Kansas, 28.64.
Three-meter diving: 1. Rojohn, Kansas,
174.20
2-yard Freestyle: 1. Mayville, Miami, 11.04
2. Andrew, Kansas, 11.06
3. Andrew, Kansas, Nebraska,
51.00; Andrew, Kansas, 51.89
50-yard Breaststroke: 1. Heyns, Nebraska,
29.11; 2. Williams, Kansas, 29.68
1-one-meter Diving: 1. Rowe, Nebraska,
136.60; 2. Robolhn, Kansas, 132.18
200 Free泳线 Relay: 1. Nebraska, 135.30
4. Kansas (Andrew, Stauffer, Christensen,
136.94)
25-yard Freestyle: 1. Mayville, Miami, 11.04;
3. Andrew, Megan, 11.06
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Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): You might decide to take on a long-term commitment today. Your intuition on that should be trustworthy. An incident at work could lead to a deeper understanding of your faith. Don't take yourself too seriously but do watch where you're going.
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