The state of Kansas tennis starts hot in the ITA Games

Football

Arne from the Green Capital-Journal is researching problems and possible solutions K-state flag.

Basketball

Mercury’s Ryan Black talks about it Performance of K-State Basketball Media Day quotes from Bruce Weber, Mike McGuirl, and Selton Miguel. (It is chargeable, but it is available for free Kokomo’s perspective.) Arne Green also presented an article about Miguel that focused on his experience playing with the Angolan national team when they tried to get into the Olympics this summer.

They weren’t the only wild cats released to the media this week. Markquis Nowell and Ismael Massoud attended a zoom call on Thursday and K-State Sports has highlights.

Volleyball

Despite Aliyah Carter’s tenth double of the season and ten blocks from Kadye Fernholz, the Kansas State losing streak continued last night as a volleyball team (11-7, 2-5 Big 12) fell in four sets at TCU (8-9, 2-5) 24-26, 17-25, 25-23, 16-25.

The teams will meet again today at 6:30 a.m. on ESPN +.

Football

Asking the national football team to finally stop skating Wildcat is a tough question tonight they also visit the TCU, ranked eleventh in the nation.

Tennis

There was some good news for K-state yesterday. The Wildcat tennis players, all competing as individuals (or individual pairs), left 6-0 ITA Central Regional in the opening rounds In the city of Iowa.

They return to the case this morning when Dinara Alloyarova meets Missouri’s Elys Ventura, Anna Turco receives Arkansas State Hunter Roper, Florentine Dekkers meets Baylor’s Maria Bezmenova, Ioana Gheorgita receives Oleksandra Nahurska from Oral Roberts, Manami Ukita meets UMK: -Marion Job, Maria Linares and Rosanna Maffei.

In the fourth round, Anna Turco and Rosanna Maffei will host Iowa’s Samantha Gillas and Samantha Mannix, Karine-Marion Job and Maria Linares will meet Valeryia Rozenkova and Maria Berlanka from Tulsa, Florentine Dekkers and Ioana Gheorgita competing against Emma Staker and Alcelina Podcel and Manami Ukita in a duel with Minnesota’s Rachel Hanford and Ekin Ercetin.