It didn’t take long for a young group of Jayhawks to suffer its first setback. North Carolina raced past Kansas in a fast-paced second half on Friday at the Smith Center, resulting in a resounding 13-point defeat for KU and revealing plenty of areas for improvement at this early stage of the year. “We’re just staying focused on the stuff that we messed up, so that we don’t make those same mistakes ...
The Kansas soccer team may have entered this year’s NCAA Tournament selection show on a bit more of a down note compared to last season — it fell short of a Big 12 tournament title this time around — but the Jayhawks came out of Monday with a more favorable seed than last year and the promise of a home match at Rock Chalk Park. KU is a No. 3 seed and will host Cal Baptist, an automatic qualifier out of ...
The Kansas volleyball team extended its win streak to four straight matches and beat Cincinnati for the second time in nine days as the Jayhawks swept the Bearcats (25-15, 25-19, 25-22) on Saturday afternoon at Horejsi Family Volleyball Arena. Rhian Swanson’s 12 kills on .393 hitting led the way for KU, which improved to 18-8 on the season and 10-3 in Big 12 play, tied for second in the league. Grace Nelson ...
In the lead-up to Saturday night’s Big 12 tournament final, Kansas coach Nate Lie had said he was stressing to his team that the championship would be theirs until someone took it from them. Well, BYU’s Ellie Walbruch essentially did just that early in the championship match, launching a high-arcing shot from outside the box at which KU goalkeeper Sophie Dawe had no chance. Her remarkable goal was all the ...
Chapel Hill, N.C. — Friday night’s venture into Chapel Hill was the first ever for the Kansas men’s basketball program. It was also the first-ever official road game for KU’s star guard Darryn Peterson, not to mention four other freshmen the Jayhawks are counting on to play, at minimum, rotational roles as part of their 2025-26 campaign. “We’re going to have a lot of other away games where the ...
Chapel Hill, N.C. — With Kansas trailing 46-43 and starting to lose its grip on Friday night’s blue-blood showdown with North Carolina, freshman Kohl Rosario connected on his first 3-pointer of the night to give the Jayhawks a moment of relief and an opportunity to reset the momentum. That moment lasted approximately 25 seconds. UNC’s Jarin Stevenson hit a 3 of his own in short order to kick off a run ...