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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Kansas Jayhawks completed play at the NCAA Tallahassee Regional on Wednesday, finishing in seventh place at six-under.
Kansas shot four-under on the final day – the team’s best round of the tournament – to finish three shots behind fifth-place TCU. Kansas, TCU, Ohio State and Georgia Southern battled throughout the day for the final spot with the Horned Frogs ultimately holding on. Host Florida State won the regional at -34.
“We played well today, and came up a little short,” Coach Jamie Bermel said. “We had three freshmen and two juniors in the lineup this week. I don’t coach and the guys don’t play for moral victories, but I am extremely proud of the fight we had this week. Unfortunately, our season ends today, but we had a good year after losing two seniors to graduation. I hope this motivates the guys to get better over the summer, and when they get back in the fall, we will be ready to go.”
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Kansas Men’s Golf team shaved two shots off its score on Tuesday at the second round of the NCAA Tallahassee Regional at Seminole Legacy Golf Club.
The Jayhawks shot a two-under 286 as a team and now sit at two-under overall for the tournament in seventh place. Coach Jamie Bermel’s team is five shots behind fifth-place Ohio State with the top five teams from the regional advancing to the NCAA Championship in Scottsdale, Arizona.
“It’s a big day on Wednesday for the Jayhawks,” Bermel said. “We need to put a good round up and see what happens. The key is all five guys need to play well, and we just can’t give strokes away. It should be a lot of fun, and I’m excited to see how we can do.”