RCW: Inside Women's Basketball 3.12

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With Kansas’ 81-57 victory over Washburn on Sunday afternoon, the Jayhawks increased their winning streak in exhibition play to 24-straight victories dating back to 2004.
 

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Notes QUICK HITS

  • Kansas owns a 7-0 mark against Washburn in exhibition play and a 16-1 record overall versus the Ichabods.
  • The Jayhawks are 48-9 in exhibition play dating back to the 1986-87 season and 27-1 when hosting an exhibition game inside Allen Fieldhouse.
  • With Sunday’s win, head coach Brandon Schneider improved to 4-0 in exhibition games played inside Allen Fieldhouse.
  • Kansas has scored 80 or more points in three of its last four exhibition games, all under Schneider.
  • For the second game in a row, Kansas had three or more players net double figures.
  • The Jayhawks averaged 89.5 points per game in exhibition play, surpassing last season’s average of 63.9.
  • Redshirt junior guard Jessica Washington recorded double figures for the second game in a row. During exhibition play, she averaged 18 points per game. The Tulsa, Oklahoma native reached the double-digit plateau in the first quarter and finished the afternoon with 21 points to lead all scorers.
  • Sophomore guard Aisia Robertson contributed 14 points and four assists in Sunday’s game, while recording four rebounds and three steals defensively.
  • Senior forward Caelynn Manning-Allen grabbed a game-high eight boards in KU’s victory over the Ichabods.
  • Sophomore guard Kylee Kopatich finished the game with 12 points, including a perfect 2-for-2 mark from beyond the arc.

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