2008 Woodie Awards
Sports Shorts
Kylie Bove
Issue date: 12/5/05 Section: Sports
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Lemon is a left-handed catcher who batted .302 with 15 doubles, two home runs and 20 RBIs.
Sadowski played at Butler County Community College last season and was an all-Jayhawk West selection as a utility player. She also earned the president's honor in the classroom her first two semesters.
Sadowski was a four-year letter winner at Emporia High School. She was a second team all-Centennial League selection as a junior and a first team selection as a senior. She was also named to the St. Thomas Aquinas All-Tournament team the same years. She is a native of Emporia, Kan.
Titus, a native of Salem, Oregon, had a .429 batting average, a .458 on base percentage, 11 runs scored and 11 RBIs her junior year. She was a first team all-state selection in 2005 for McNary High School, in Keizer, Ore.
Titus was voted Fastest Female on the Field three times and led her high school squad to two Oregon State titles. Titus had 11 extra base hits with four in-the-park home runs and two over-the-fence home runs.
The Kangaroos open their season on Feb. 24 at the University of Arkansas Tournament in Fayetteville, Ark.
Rifle team yet to get a win in its sights
The UMKC rifle team competed on last Saturday against the University of Nebraska. "Nebraska is a tough team," said Head Coach Mike Hornbeck. "They have a bunch of good shooters, and we shot as well as we could on that particular day."
Leading the team in the smallbore competition was senior Kilee Courter, with a score of 574. Right behind her was Calle Courter, senior, 566; Alicia Sawyer, senior, 564; and Lee Wellborn, freshman, 546.
Calee Courter led in the air rifle competition; she shot a 575. Sawyer came in next for the Roos with a 562, while Kilee Courter and Wellborn shot 554 and 552 respectively.
"Scores weren't as close as we would have like them to have been, but we are getting close to the end of the semester and we traditionally shoot better after the break," Hornbeck said
Also shooting unscored for the Kangaroos was Chaz Parrott, freshman, who shot a 544 in smallbore and a 529 in air rifle.
Misty Chanek took first place in smallbore for Nebraska with a 590. Kristina Fehlings won in the air rifle competition with a 589.
UMKC finished with an overall score of 4493. However, Nebraska took the win with a shooting total of 4668.
kbove@unews.com
Sadowski played at Butler County Community College last season and was an all-Jayhawk West selection as a utility player. She also earned the president's honor in the classroom her first two semesters.
Sadowski was a four-year letter winner at Emporia High School. She was a second team all-Centennial League selection as a junior and a first team selection as a senior. She was also named to the St. Thomas Aquinas All-Tournament team the same years. She is a native of Emporia, Kan.
Titus, a native of Salem, Oregon, had a .429 batting average, a .458 on base percentage, 11 runs scored and 11 RBIs her junior year. She was a first team all-state selection in 2005 for McNary High School, in Keizer, Ore.
Titus was voted Fastest Female on the Field three times and led her high school squad to two Oregon State titles. Titus had 11 extra base hits with four in-the-park home runs and two over-the-fence home runs.
The Kangaroos open their season on Feb. 24 at the University of Arkansas Tournament in Fayetteville, Ark.
Rifle team yet to get a win in its sights
The UMKC rifle team competed on last Saturday against the University of Nebraska. "Nebraska is a tough team," said Head Coach Mike Hornbeck. "They have a bunch of good shooters, and we shot as well as we could on that particular day."
Leading the team in the smallbore competition was senior Kilee Courter, with a score of 574. Right behind her was Calle Courter, senior, 566; Alicia Sawyer, senior, 564; and Lee Wellborn, freshman, 546.
Calee Courter led in the air rifle competition; she shot a 575. Sawyer came in next for the Roos with a 562, while Kilee Courter and Wellborn shot 554 and 552 respectively.
"Scores weren't as close as we would have like them to have been, but we are getting close to the end of the semester and we traditionally shoot better after the break," Hornbeck said
Also shooting unscored for the Kangaroos was Chaz Parrott, freshman, who shot a 544 in smallbore and a 529 in air rifle.
Misty Chanek took first place in smallbore for Nebraska with a 590. Kristina Fehlings won in the air rifle competition with a 589.
UMKC finished with an overall score of 4493. However, Nebraska took the win with a shooting total of 4668.
kbove@unews.com
