The Kansas women’s golf team won its first event of the season on Tuesday, claiming the title at the Marilynn Smith Sunflower Invitational at Lawrence Country Club, and sophomore Ebba Nordstedt recorded her first-ever first-place finish.
Nordstedt shot 6-under in the tournament, including an 8-under round on Monday that tied the program record for lowest score and set a course record. Her performance led the ...
Todd “Leaper” Williams has been ingrained in the Kansas football program for decades, to the point that KU’s current head equipment manager Darren Hain calls him “the connective tissue that links 55 years of players, coaches and staff together.”
Williams’ connection deepened even further on Tuesday — if such a thing is possible — when KU officially dedicated the Todd “Leaper” Williams ...
The Big 12 men’s basketball schedule is two weeks old, and now Kansas has some sense of the trials it will need to endure as it angles for a return to league-title contention.
The schedule as written features no shortage of twists and turns: a rare Friday night matchup against Baylor, a brutal stretch in which a Sunflower Showdown in Manhattan precedes two battles with top conference contenders in a three-day ...
Kansas tight end DeShawn Hanika underwent surgery and will miss the rest of the season due to injury, head coach Lance Leipold said on Monday.
It is the second season-ending injury in two years with the Jayhawks for Hanika, who missed all of the 2024 campaign due to an Achilles injury after transferring in from Iowa State.
“Unfortunately, his season has ended,” Leipold said. “A quality young man. Feel ...
The Kansas soccer team suffered its third loss of conference play on Sunday afternoon, as the Jayhawks took a 2-0 defeat in a road matchup at No. 18 Texas Tech.
The Red Raiders’ top forward Taylor Zdrojewski scored her ninth and 10th goals of the season, and goalkeeper Faith Nguyen had five saves as Tech outshot KU 13-7.
KU coach Nate Lie said that the wind at the John Walker Soccer Complex in Lubbock, ...
The Kansas men’s basketball team secured its fourth commitment in the span of about a week when center Davion Adkins announced on Sunday that he will join the Jayhawks next season.
Adkins follows point guard Taylen Kinney and small forward Trent Perry in pledging his services to KU’s 2026 class. If the Jayhawks choose to replace their four graduating players with four freshmen, they will have one spot left ...
