The Kansas men’s basketball team on Friday afternoon received a new high school commitment from a familiar source. Corbin Allen, a 6-foot-6 point guard in the class of 2025, revealed that he is joining the Jayhawks next season. “Blessed to announce my commitment to the University of Kansas!” he wrote in a post on X. “Thank you God for guiding me, and thank you to my family, teammates, and coaches for ...
Sophomore Mason Meinershagen’s silver medal in the women’s pole vault headlined a busy day of action for Kansas on Friday, the second day of the Big 12 Outdoor Track and Field Championship at Rock Chalk Park. Meinershagen entered with a No. 6 national ranking, having recently reset the KU outdoor program record at 4.51 meters — just ahead of eighth-ranked teammate Erica Ellis’ 4.50. Meanwhile, Baylor ...
It was, he says now, both one of the coolest moments of Cooper Moore’s life and one of the scariest. On a rainy day the summer before his freshman year of high school, Moore, a native of Bixby, Oklahoma, went down to a neighborhood pond with a friend to do some fishing. “Fish are biting when it’s storming,” Moore said, by way of explanation. The young angler was sitting under a tree flipping a jig ...
Led by seven shutout innings from starter Dominic Voegele, the Kansas baseball team started its final series of the regular season with a bang on Thursday night, taking down No. 16 West Virginia 3-0 at Kendrick Family Ballpark. Voegele has been up and down at times after entering the season as the Big 12 preseason pitcher of the year and KU's unquestioned top-level starter, but on Thursday he was extremely ...
Kansas Athletics will get another chance to show off the newly refreshed Rock Chalk Park, this time for one of the most significant meets of the year as the Big 12 Outdoor Track and Field Championship takes place in Lawrence for the first time since 2017. Baylor, Kansas State, Oklahoma and Texas Tech have all played host to the event in the intervening years, but now KU will serve as the center of league ...
It was a one-place improvement from last season, but the 44th-ranked Kansas men’s golf team still fell short of qualification for the NCAA Championship as it finished tied for 10th in regional competition in Bremerton, Washington, on Wednesday. As a team, regional No. 8 seed KU shot 21-over and fell 21 strokes short of the fifth-place mark, as the top five teams in the regional — Florida, Arizona State, ...