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Monday, November 13, 1995
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Hunt plays ugly, wins singles title
By Dan Geiston
Kansan sportswriter
Kylie Hunt had an off day Saturday at the Central Region Rolex Championship finals in Salt Lake City.
The junior on the Kansas women's tennis team said that she had been hitting lazy shots and could not work the ball the way she had wanted.
But don't tell that to her opponent. Gave McManus of Boise State.
Hunt, the tournament's top-seeded player, had won 10 consecutive sets in the tournament before losing the opening set in the finals. She defeated McManus 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 for the singles title.
"I wasn't playing my tennis," Hunt said. "All my matches before the final, I was playing pretty good. I was just really tired for my match."
Hunt advanced to the finals by beating unseeded Vanessa Castel-
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lano of Montana, 6-3, 6-3 on Friday. It was obvious that Hunt was tired, but her victory proved that she could fight through her fatigue, said Chuck Merzbacher, Kansas women's tennis coach.
Merzbacher said he was proud of the way Hunt had defended her No. 1-seeded position.
"I think I played pretty well throughout the tournament," Hunt said. "I'm happy, not only with the win, but because I was able to achieve a lot of the goals I set for myself entering the fall."
"She didn't have the same energy level she had previously," he said. "It wasn't a pretty match. But she proved she's extremely tough, especially mentally."
The victory automatically qualified Hunt for the Rolex National Indoor Championships in February
in Dallas. Hunt and junior Jenny Atkerson qualified in doubles for the indoors with a victory at the T. Rowe Price National Clay Court Championships in October.
Hunt was one of several Jayhawks who enjoyed success in this weekend's tournament. Atkerson, junior Bianca Kirchhof and sophomore Christie Sim made it to the round of 16 in the singles bracket.
In doubles play, the teams of Kirchhof-Sim and sophomore Maria Abatajogl and senior Kim Webster reached the quarterfinals.
The tournament concluded the fall season for the Jayhawks. Merzbacher said this weekend had solidified Kansas as the team to beat in the Big Eight Conference and in the region.
"This capped off a great fall," he said. "I really hope this will carry over into the spring. We have to want to have a great full season, not just half."
Cross Country teams struggle; only hope for postseason is at-large bid
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Daggett from Illinois State was the individual winner of the district meet with a time of 17:50.30 on the 5K course.
Kansas senior Sarah Heeb led the way for the Jayhawks for the fifth consecutive time this season. She finished 12th and recorded her second-best time of the season of 18:23.20.
Although this was the last cross country race of Heeb's collegiate career, she did not leave empty handed. She earned All-District honors.
Kansas sophomore Emily
Miles made her last performance of the year her best, placing 24th, and also receiving All-District honors.
"Sarah Heeb and Emily had really solid races," Schwartz said.
Kansas junior Colleen McClimon, sophomore Whitney Ace, and freshmen Ann Deveaux and Tiffany Spratt finished out Kansas' top five.
McClimon, who had been on both Kansas teams that won district championships, said she was upset about not winning it for a third consecutive year and going back to the NCAA Championships.
"I'm so frustrated, I can't even put it into words," McClimon said. "I think we were all pretty disappointed."
Although the cross country season is likely to have ended, Schwartz said he was already working on the track and field season.
If the teams do not receive an at-large bid, the next track and field event will be an intrasquid meet Dec. 8 in the Anschutz Sports Pavilion, and the first indoor meet is scheduled for Jan. 13.
"I've already shifted gears," Schwartz said.
By Linda C. Black
Horoscopes
Today's Birthday (Nov. 13): Your talent this year is in healing others and in acquiring more for your family. Invest in true love with decisive action in December. Try an unusual tactic to solve a problem in January. Reach a romantic goal through hard work in March. July is best for travel by water. If you know your stuff, you may assume more responsibility in August. There will be a test. Finish bureaucratic paperwork by October to advance.
Aries (March 21-April 19): Discipline can be a hard lesson to learn. To master it, you have to let somebody else master you! Once you can do it, you can fly. Today, there may be a quiz on that material. You'll do very well in romance later tonight, if you don't get too possessive.
Taurus (April 20-May 20): Stash away provisions against the rainy days coming. Your natural eye for a bargain will be even more keen than usual. A difference of opinion tonight may lead to a better foundation for your plans. Don't push for a premature settlement; be patient.
Gemini (May 21-June 21): Keep quiet and busy.
The older generation may be critical, but you'll make a good impression if you show you're willing to learn. They can teach you how to get by on practically nothing! Later, splurge on a great dinner with the one you love!
Cancer (June 22-July 22): It's a great day for you. Business and romance should both go well, if you play your cards rights. You ought to be pretty good at that, too. If you need a mate to round out the picture, consider a working partnership. This is a very good day to make a deal.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Some of the old-timers may not like your suggestions today, especially if you're right. Ask for advice, instead. You'll get stronger as the day progresses, although you'll still run into stiff opposition.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You should be able to get a lot accomplished today. Everybody will be doing his or her own work for a change, instead of trying to get you to do it for them. A surprise this morning could be wonderful. Call or visit a sibling you haven't seen in a while.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23):
It's a fine time to toss everything out and start over. That can get expensive, however.
If you're going to buy an expensive item, see if you can find somebody to share costs! Get some exercise tonight to release the pressure that's built up lately.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov.
21): Stash cash! Then, go out and find your heart's companion. You need love as well as money, and this is a great day for that, too! Travel is easier early in the day. By late tonight, be in the place
you'd like to stay for a while, with a person you love to hate.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec.
21): Your dream might be far-fetched, but it's not impossible. If you have to give up a bad habit in order to get something better,
today is primo for making that decision. Health and finances are both favored, so do something good for yourself.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Heed a partner's advice this morning, even if you don't like it. Give your family more of your precious time this evening, instead of going into debt to show you care.
Contact a friend in private if you want to hear the latest important gossip.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): A very stubborn boss
mass be insistent today. If so,
it may be wise to keep some
of your opinions to yourself.
This isn't the best time for
change, but it is good for
transformation. Do the work
necessary to prove your
theory's right.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Your intuition is on target today. Use it to assist somebody who needs extra attention, and you'll both profit. Gather together with a loved one tonight and celebrate a turning point. Toss out an old trauma, and get on with your life!
Note: Horoscopes have no basis in scientific fact and should be read for entertainment only.
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