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HEEL CLICKING FUN – As part of the KU softball team’s pregame ritual, players leaped and clicked their heels before taking on Tulsa during the Rock Chalk Challenge inside Arrocha Ballpark on Saturday, March 16.
LIT – Late afternoon light streamed into Arrocha Ballpark to light KU senior pitcher Brynn Minor during the Jayhawks’ game against Tulsa during the Rock Chalk Challenge on Friday, March 15. Minor pitched 21.2 innings, including two seven-inning shutout victories over the weekend. At the plate, Minor hit her first career home run at KU.
HANDS HIGH – Senior pitcher Brynn Minor, freshman catcher Morgyn Wynne, freshman reserve Cheyenne Hornbuckle and head coach Jennifer McFalls high-fived each other after KU defeated Nebraska 1-0 behind strong pitching from Minor and the game-winning RBI single by Wynne on Sunday, March 17, in the final game of the Rock Chalk Challenge inside Arrocha Ballpark.
EXCELLENT VIEW – The umpire and the KU catcher had a prime view as redshirt-freshman shortstop Sydnee Ramsey fired a throw to first base during the Jayhawks’ Rock Chalk Challenge game against Tulsa on Friday, March 15, inside Arrocha Ballpark.
NETTED – KU associate head coach Rich Wieligman stood in the dugout entrance as waves of protective netting shined in the light inside Arrocha Ballpark during the Rock Chalk Challenge game against Nebraska on Saturday, March 16.
TUNNELED DELIVERY – KU pitcher Hannah Todd delivered a pitch into a tunnel of light streaming into Arrocha Ballpark on Friday, March 15, during the Rock Chalk Challenge game against Tulsa.
LAID BACK – The KU softball team leaned back to belt out the Rock Chalk Chant after Sunday’s victory over Nebraska in the Rock Chalk Challenge inside Arrocha Ballpark on March 17.
BRIGHT LIGHTS – Redshirt-junior Dedric Lawson led redshirt-sophomore Charlie Moore and sophomore Marcus Garrett back to the locker room past the bright light panels featuring rotating views of KU players before the Jayhawks took on Texas in the Big 12 Men’s Basketball Championship quarterfinal game inside the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri, on Thursday, March 14.
LIP SYNC BATTLE – The KU rowing coxswains, dressed in their cold weather survival suits, won the team’s “Lip Sync Battle” during a fun evening inside the Wagon Student-Athlete Center’s Hadl Auditorium with their rendition of Alicia Keys’ “Girl on Fire” on Sunday, March 10.
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