Oklahoma City — Sophomore shortstop Hailey Cripe tied a Big 12 Conference record by driving in five runs, becoming just the fifth player to do so in the league’s softball tournament, and she led the Kansas softball team to a 6-5 win over Houston at Devon Park on Wednesday night. Cripe hit ...
After losing 10 consecutive games to conclude the regular season, the Kansas softball team slid to seventh in the Big 12 Conference and will play last-place Houston to open the league's postseason tournament Wednesday at 5 p.m. The Big 12 championship at the USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium ...
A series of ill-timed defensive errors in the middle innings sank the Kansas softball team in Thursday’s series opener at Arrocha Ballpark, as the Jayhawks fell 8-6 to BYU. “Routine outs that we make every day in practice — mentally, physically, just didn’t execute in those ...
In the awkward space between series against the No. 1 and No. 4 teams in the nation, the Kansas softball team suffered a setback against a regional foe the NCAA’s RPI system ranks a mere No. 187. Kansas City, which entered the night fifth of seven teams in the Summit League and having lost ...
The Kansas baseball team endured a resounding loss Friday and had a game suspended Saturday when it was on the brink of victory, but managed to pull off back-to-back wins Sunday to take a series from Baylor on the road in Waco, Texas. "I was so proud of the guys for bouncing back the way they ...
The Kansas softball team stumbled on the road in Lubbock, Texas, dropping two of three to Texas Tech, which previously had just four conference wins on the season. The Red Raiders battled back from a three-run deficit to win 6-5 on Friday, then erased multiple four-run KU leads on Saturday, ...
The Jayhawks returned to Arrocha Ballpark on Thursday to host a sold-out three-day top-25 series against No. 1 Oklahoma. Kansas had swept last weekend’s series against Houston, but this time was on the receiving end of a sweep by the perennial powerhouse Sooners, despite some promising ...
