Anniston Clark is a competitor. It shows on her face after a kill: there’s usually a stare down involved before she joins her team to celebrate the point. Clark’s competitive spirit has pushed her in volleyball throughout her life, helping her secure a scholarship to play volleyball at ...
The process of projecting a starting lineup for the Kansas men’s basketball team usually brings with it plenty of intrigue and uncertainty, with numerous combinations and endless debates in the lead-up to the fall. But the way KU has constructed its roster this season, along with recent ...
Brody Wenger was going into his senior year at Eudora with a lot to look forward to. A multisport athlete in football and basketball, Wenger had a lot of plans for how he and his teams were going to perform. But that quickly changed when he woke up on a bus to a basketball camp at Creighton ...
Ten local athletes competed in the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games last week in Minnesota, with some athletes coming home with medals. Jennifer Goff competed in bocce alongside Scott Ball from Pittsburg. On Monday, the doubles team won three matches for Kansas in the round robin, starting with ...
The Kansas women’s basketball team finished 11th in the Big 12 and missed the NCAA Tournament despite featuring two of the best players in the league and perhaps the nation. Forward Jaliya Davis became the first power-conference player ever to win her league’s freshman of the week honor ...
Olivia Bruno needed a second opinion. When the former two-way standout for Kansas softball got a message in February from an Italian club team asking if she wanted to play for them, she had to consult Morgan Zerkle, her boss at Marshall. “I showed her the DM and I was like, ‘Is this ...