Monday, April 19, 2010
Freshman Andrea Geubelle lands in the sand for a clean jump following her three-jump approach during the women's triple jump. Guebelle finished third overall after advancing out of the second flight.
Photo Gallery
Kansas Track: Kansas Relays Day 3
Photos from Day 3 of the 83rd annual Kansas Relays held at Memorial Stadium.
Following a two-week absence from practice and competition because of a minor knee injury, freshman Andrea Geubelle took third place in the triple jump at the Kansas Relays.
“For not doing the last two weeks I guess it’s pretty good,” Geubelle said. “At the same time I’m disappointed that I lost. I’ll come back in a week at Drake and see what I can do.”
Geubelle qualified for finals with the second best overall jump at 41 feet, 8 inches. She then jumped 41 feet, 2.9 inches on her first finals attempt. That mark put her in second place throughout most of the final flight.
Geubelle couldn’t hang on, though, as her troublesome knee led to a scratch on her second of three finals attempts.
“I collapsed on my last phase,” Geubelle said of her scratched second jump. “My knee has been bothering me for about the last week and a half. It just didn’t feel right. I didn’t really finish it.”
In the next and last round of attempts Izehi Ileso of Iowa Central flew past Geubelle’s best mark with a distance of 42 feet, 4 inches. That elevated Ileso to fist place in the event and pushed Geubelle down to third.
“I thought she did really well,” sophomore jumper Jamaica Collins said of Geubelle, “but everyone is harder on themselves than everybody else. You’re your own worst critic, but I still thought she did really good.”
Before the Kansas Relays, Geubelle last competed at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on April 3. There she earned her career high as a Jayhawk with a jump of 42 feet, 8.75 inches. With that leap she became one of just three Jayhawks to ever jump farther than 42 feet.
Collins also represented Kansas in the women’s triple jump. She finished in seventh place overall with her best jump of 37 feet, 9.54 inches coming on her first finals attempt.
“I did so-so,” Collins said. “I’m still working on triple. I definitely need to practice a little bit more on my phases.”
— — Edited by Allyson Shaw
Geubelle finishes third in triple jump
Despite a minor knee injury that caused her to scratch on a ...
Kansas Relays: Former teammates take top two ...
Two generations of Kansas athletes place one-two in the women's triple jump.
Kansas women’s track and field finishes second
NCAA competition proves successful for Jayhawks
Track and field jumper sets high goals
Junior Andrea Geubelle won Female Big 12 Track and Field Athlete of ...
Geubelle records career-best in preliminary round
The junior ran her fastest time ever in the women’s 100-meter dash ...
Track team sets personal records, wins events ...
Jumpers, pole vaulters and sprinters all won weekend events.
Six Jayhawks named All-Americans
After a weekend competing in Texas, six members came home as All-Americans.
Track and Field athlete wins Big 12 ...
Geubelle is the first University student in four years to be awarded ...
Jumper to leave record, legacy
Kansas long jumper qualifies for nationals
Junior Andrea Geubelle moved up to sixth nationally in the long jump ...
Jayhawks successful at weekend meets
The Kansas track and field won 11 events in four different meets ...
Two track athletes set NCAA-leading marks at ...
Sophomore sprinter Diamond Dixon and junior jumped Andrea Geubelle lead the NCAA ...
Jayhawks capture individual victories as team splits ...
As Jayhawks track and field were split up across the country, their ...
Track and Field athletes compete at NCAA ...
Jayhawk athletes compete at NCAA Outdoor Championship Track Meet June 8-11.
Don't miss these athletes at the Kansas ...
Jayhawks and Olympic athletes will be competing this week in Memorial Stadium.
Jumper, vaulter leap past records
Women’s track and field team finishes third
Two qualify for NCAA nationals at championship.
Texas Relay bring team member back to ...
A few of the women’s track team will travel to Texas to ...
Track and field teams dominate Missouri meet
Both the women’s and men’s teams brought home victories for the Jayhawks.
Track team success despite loss to MU
The track team suffered a narrow defeat to rival, but boasted many ...
Jayhawks to compete in Texas Relays
After a successful meet last weekend, the team looks to build on ...
Jayhawks succeed, break records in Kansas Relays
High school and college athletes, along with world-class Olympians, competed last week ...
Jayhawks can’t jump the hurdle to the ...
KU track and field athletes compete for spots on the U.S. Olympic ...
Finley leads Kansas to win over Missouri ...
Sophomore Mason Finley helps the Kansas track and field team win over ...
Track and Field heads to Indoor Championship
The Jayhawks prepare to live up to their rankings.
Women's track and field places third at ...
Members of the team qualified for the NCAA Indoor championships.
Jayhawks finish Kansas Relays with victories
Success at the Kansas Relays boosts the women's track team ranking to ...
Kansas rocks Relays
Kansas athlete takes third in heptathlon
After fouling two attempts, Rebecca Neville jumped 16 feet, 7.75 inches in ...
Kansas Relays: Stallbaumer unhappy with ninth in ...
Heavy class load has limited Stallbaumer's practice time.
Indoor champion wins downtown's long jump competition
Kansas graduate Crystal Manning, backed by strong crowd support, finishes seventh.
Jayhawks to host season opener
Track and field meet will provide an opportunity for new recruits to ...
Huge accomplishments for track and field team
Team members won titles, qualified for nationals and set records in weekend ...
Long jumper sets personal-best leap
Babb, the 2006 first-team Academic All-Big 12 Conference athlete, beat out the ...

From left: Kimberlee Hinkle, Libby Johnson and Hannah ...
1 comment
Kansas Jayhawk fans hold aloft a reproduction of ...
2 comments
Erin Saupe, a Ph.D. student from St. Cloud, ...
1 comment
0 comments
Armed robbers continue to threaten.
3 comments
Comments
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.
Sign in to comment
Or login with:
OpenID