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Henry Greenstein

hgreenstein@ljworld.com

Henry is the sports editor at the Lawrence Journal-World and KUsports.com, and serves as the KU beat writer while managing day-to-day sports coverage. He previously worked as a sports reporter at The Bakersfield Californian and is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis (B.A., Linguistics) and Arizona State University (M.A., Sports Journalism). Though a native of Los Angeles, he has frequently been told he does not give off "California vibes," whatever that means.

KU softball offseason update: Jayhawks add young transfers to infield

The Kansas softball team reached new heights, at least for Jennifer McFalls’ eight-year tenure as head coach, by earning a postseason bid in 2026. Now the work of replicating that performance continues, and the Jayhawks will have to go forward without an influential class of seniors that ...

4 more ways new eligibility rules could impact KU

The NCAA’s new eligibility rules are less than a week old and already facing legal challenges. Attorneys Ryan Downton and Darren Heitner are attempting to remedy what they see as unfair treatment of the high school class of 2022 through lawsuits, including one reportedly filed last week in ...

Adams joins Warriors’ Summer League roster

Former Kansas forward KJ Adams will soon make his return to the basketball court after a yearlong absence from competitive play. Adams, who suffered a torn Achilles in his final collegiate game on March 20, 2025, is getting a shot in the NBA Summer League. He will play for the Golden State ...

Which KU players could be selected in the 2027 NBA Draft?

For the second year in a row, the Kansas men’s basketball team reeled in the top-ranked high school recruit in the nation. Darryn Peterson, who had vied with AJ Dybantsa for the top spot in the 2025 rankings, ultimately went second behind Dybantsa in the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft, ...

Where KU baseball players can be found this summer

Almost as soon as the college baseball season ends, Kansas baseball players decamp to locations around the country to join summer collegiate leagues. This year has been no different, although some of the Jayhawks got off to a bit of a later start considering how much further the KU baseball ...