M&I Bank Border Showdown Series

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2003–2004
2005–2006		2002–2003
2004–2005
2006–2007
2007–2008
2008–2009
2009–2010
2010–2011
2011–2012

The M&I Bank Border Showdown Series is the official name for the Border War rivalry between the University of Kansas Jayhawks and the University of Missouri Tigers.

Contents

Competition format

History

The M&I Bank Border Showdown Series dates back to 2002. Missouri currently has an advantage in the series with a 7-2 lead in titles. Missouri leads the all-time series with a 208-149 point advantage as of the end of the 2010-2011 school year.

2002–2003

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

DateSiteSportWinning teamSeries
October 19, 2002 Columbia VolleyballMissouriMissouri 1.5–0.0
October 26, 2002ColumbiaFootballMissouriMissouri 4.5–0.0
November 1, 2002ColumbiaWomen's SoccerMissouriMissouri 7.5–0.0
November 1, 2002ColumbiaWomen's SwimmingMissouriMissouri 9.0–0.0
November 2, 2002ColumbiaMen's Cross CountryKansasMissouri 9.0–1.0
November 2, 2002ColumbiaWomen's Cross CountryMissouriMissouri 10.0–1.0
November 23, 2002 Lawrence VolleyballMissouriMissouri 11.5–1.0
February 3, 2003LawrenceMen's BasketballKansasMissouri 11.5–2.5
February 15, 2003LawrenceWomen's BasketballMissouriMissouri 13.0–2.5
February 19–22, 2003 Austin Women's SwimmingMissouriMissouri 14.5–2.5
February 28-March 1, 2003 Lincoln Men's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 15.5–2.5
February 28-March 1, 2003LincolnWomen's Indoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 15.5–3.5
March 1, 2003ColumbiaWomen's BasketballMissouriMissouri 17.0–3.5
March 9, 2003ColumbiaMen's BasketballKansasMissouri 17.0–5.0
March 9, 2003ColumbiaWomen's TennisMissouriMissouri 20.0–5.0
March 15, 2003 Dallas Men's BasketballMissouriMissouri 20.5–5.0
March 21, 2003ColumbiaBaseballMissouriMissouri 21.5–5.0
March 22, 2003ColumbiaBaseballMissouriMissouri 22.5–5.0
March 23, 2003ColumbiaBaseballMissouriMissouri 23.5–5.0
April 21, 2003LawrenceSoftballMissouriMissouri 25.0–5.0
April 21, 2003LawrenceSoftballMissouriMissouri 26.5–5.0
April 22–24, 2003ColumbiaWomen's GolfMissouriMissouri 29.5–5.0
April 29-May 1, 2003 Tulsa Men's GolfKansasMissouri 29.5–8.0
May 17–19, 2003AustinWomen's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 30.5–8.0
May 17–19, 2003AustinMen's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 31.5–8.0
May 19–21, 2003 Manhattan Men's GolfKansasMissouri 31.5–8.5
May 22, 2003 Oklahoma City BaseballMissouriMissouri 32.0–8.5

2003–2004

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

DateSiteSportWinning teamSeries
September 27, 2003 Lawrence FootballKansasKansas 3.0–0.0
October 1, 2003 Columbia VolleyballMissouriKansas 3.0–1.5
October 12, 2003ColumbiaWomen's SoccerKansasKansas 6.0–1.5
October 31, 2003 Austin Women's Cross CountryMissouriKansas 6.0–2.5
October 31, 2003AustinMen's Cross CountryKansasKansas 7.0–2.5
November 1, 2003LawrenceWomen's SwimmingMissouriKansas 7.0–4.0
November 5, 2003LawrenceVolleyballKansasKansas 8.5–4.0
November 16, 2003ColumbiaWomen's Soccer Second RoundKansasKansas 9.0–4.0
January 10, 2004ColumbiaWomen's BasketballKansasKansas 10.5–4.0
January 24, 2004LawrenceWomen's BasketballMissouriKansas 10.5–5.5
February 2, 2004LawrenceMen's BasketballKansasKansas 12.0–5.5
February 25–28, 2004AustinWomen's SwimmingKansasKansas 13.5–5.5
February 27–28, 2004 Lincoln Men's Indoor Track & FieldKansasKansas 14.5–5.5
February 27–28, 2004LincolnWomen's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriKansas 14.5–6.5
March 7, 2004ColumbiaMen's BasketballKansasKansas 16.0–6.5
March 11–14, 2004 Dallas Men's BasketballKansasKansas 16.5–6.5
April 7, 2004ColumbiaSoftballMissouriKansas 16.5–8.0
April 14, 2004LawrenceSoftballMissouriKansas 16.5–9.5
April 18, 2004LawrenceWomen's TennisMissouriKansas 16.5–12.5
April 23–25, 2004 College Station Women's GolfMissouriKansas 16.5–15.5
April 26–27, 2004 Hutchinson Men's GolfKansasKansas 19.5–15.5
April 29-May 1, 2004 Norman Women's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriKansas 19.5–16.5
April 29-May 1, 2004NormanMen's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriKansas 19.5–17.5
May 14, 2004LawrenceBaseballKansasKansas 20.5–17.5
May 15, 2004LawrenceBaseballMissouriKansas 20.5–18.5
May 16, 2004LawrenceBaseballKansasKansas 21.5–18.5

2004–2005

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

2005–2006

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

DateSiteSportWinning teamSeries
October 15, 2005 Columbia VolleyballMissouriMissouri 1.5–0.0
October 28, 2005 Lawrence Women's SoccerKansasKansas 3.0–1.5
October 28, 2005 Waco Women's Cross CountryMissouriKansas 3.0–2.5
October 28, 2005WacoMen's Cross CountryKansasKansas 4.0–2.5
October 28, 2005LawrenceWomen's Swimming & DivingKansasKansas 5.5–2.5
October 29, 2005LawrenceFootballKansasKansas 8.5–2.5
November 23, 2005LawrenceVolleyballMissouriKansas 8.5–4.0
January 16, 2006ColumbiaMen's BasketballMissouriKansas 8.5–5.5
February 11, 2006ColumbiaWomen's BasketballMissouriKansas 8.5–7.0
February 18, 2006LawrenceMen's BasketballKansasKansas 10.0–7.0
February 22, 2006ColumbiaWomen's Swimming & DivingMissouriKansas 10.0–8.5
February 25, 2006LawrenceWomen's BasketballKansasKansas 11.5–8.5
February 25, 2006 Lincoln Men's Indoor Track & FieldKansasKansas 12.5–8.5
February 25, 2006LincolnWomen's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriKansas 12.5–9.5
March 31, 2006LawrenceBaseballMissouriKansas 12.5–10.5
April 1, 2006LawrenceBaseballKansasKansas 13.5–10.5
April 2, 2006LawrenceBaseballKansasKansas 14.5–10.5
April 8, 2006LawrenceWomen's TennisKansasKansas 17.5–10.5
April 12, 2006ColumbiaSoftballMissouriKansas 17.5–12.0
April 19, 2006LincolnWomen's GolfMissouriKansas 17.5–15.0
April 19, 2006LawrenceSoftballKansasKansas 19.0–15.0
April 22–24, 2006 Tulsa Men's GolfKansasKansas 22.0–15.0
May 11, 2006 Oklahoma City SoftballKansasKansas 22.5–15.0
May 12, 2006 Norman Women's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriKansas 22.5–16.0
May 12, 2006NormanMen's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriKansas 22.5–17.0
May 27, 2006Oklahoma CityBaseballKansasKansas 23.0–17.0

Source: [1]

2006–2007

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

DateSiteSportWinning teamSeries
October 4, 2006 Columbia VolleyballMissouriMissouri 1.5–0.0
October 15, 2006ColumbiaWomen's SoccerKansasKansas 3.0–1.5
October 27, 2006 Lawrence Women's Cross CountryMissouriKansas 3.0–2.5
October 27, 2006LawrenceMen's Cross CountryKansasKansas 4.0–2.5
October 27, 2006ColumbiaWomen's SwimmingMissouriTie 4.0–4.0
November 18, 2006LawrenceVolleyballMissouriMissouri 5.5–4.0
November 25, 2006ColumbiaFootballMissouriMissouri 8.5–4.0
January 15, 2007LawrenceMen's BasketballKansasMissouri 8.5–5.5
February 10, 2007ColumbiaMen's BasketballKansasMissouri 8.5–7.0
February 14, 2007LawrenceWomen's BasketballMissouriMissouri 10.0–7.0
February 17, 2007 College Station Women's Swimming & DivingKansasMissouri 10.0–8.5
February 24, 2007 Ames Men's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 11.0–8.5
February 24, 2007AmesWomen's Indoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 11.0–9.5
March 1, 2007ColumbiaWomen's BasketballKansasTie 11.0–11.0
March 30, 2007ColumbiaBaseballKansasKansas 12.0–11.0
March 31, 2007ColumbiaBaseballMissouriTie 12.0–12.0
April 1, 2007ColumbiaBaseballMissouriMissouri 13.0–12.0
April 7, 2007ColumbiaWomen's TennisMissouriMissouri 16.0–12.0
April 18, 2007 Waco Women's GolfMissouriMissouri 19.0–12.0
April 18, 2007LawrenceSoftballMissouriMissouri 20.5–12.0
April 18, 2007LawrenceSoftballMissouriMissouri 22.0–12.0
April 24, 2007 Hutchinson Men's GolfMissouriMissouri 25.0–12.0
May 13, 2007 Lincoln Women's Outdoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 25.0–13.0
May 13, 2007LincolnMen's Outdoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 25.0–14.0

2007–2008

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

DateSiteSportWinning teamSeries
September 19, 2007 Columbia VolleyballKansasKansas 1.5–0.0
October 26, 2007 Lubbock Men's Cross CountryMissouriKansas 1.5–1.0
October 26, 2007LubbockWomen's Cross CountryMissouriMissouri 2.0–1.5
October 26, 2007 Lawrence Women's SwimmingMissouriMissouri 3.5–1.5
October 27, 2007LawrenceVolleyballMissouriMissouri 5.0–1.5
November 2, 2007LawrenceWomen's SoccerKansasMissouri 5.0–4.5
November 24, 2007 Kansas City FootballMissouriMissouri 8.0–4.5
January 19, 2008LawrenceWomen's BasketballKansasMissouri 8.0–6.0
January 19, 2008ColumbiaMen's BasketballKansasMissouri 8.0–7.5
February 4, 2008LawrenceMen's BasketballKansasKansas 9.0–8.0
February 24, 2008ColumbiaWomen's BasketballMissouriMissouri 9.5–9.0
March 1, 2008 Austin Women's SwimmingMissouriMissouri 11.0–9.0
March 1, 2008 Lincoln Men's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 12.0–9.0
March 1, 2008LincolnWomen's Indoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 12.0–10.0
MArch 16, 2008ColumbiaWomen's TennisMissouriMissouri 15.0–10.0
April 16, 2008ColumbiaSoftballMissouriMissouri 16.5–10.0
April 16, 2008ColumbiaSoftballMissouriMissouri 18.0–10.0
April 27, 2008 Stillwater Women's GolfMissouriMissouri 21.0–10.0
April 27, 2008 Trinity Men's GolfKansasMissouri 21.0–13.0
May 9, 2008LawrenceBaseballMissouriMissouri 22.0–13.0
May 11, 2008LawrenceBaseballKansasMissouri 22.0–14.0
May 11, 2008LawrenceBaseballMissouriMissouri 23.0–14.0
May 18, 2008 Boulder Women's Outdoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 23.0–15.0
May 18, 2008BoulderMen's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 24.0–15.0

2008–2009

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

DateSiteSportWinning teamSeries
October 15, 2008 Columbia VolleyballMissouriMissouri 1.5–0.0
October 29, 2008 Lawrence VolleyballKansasTied 1.5–1.5
October 31, 2008ColumbiaWomen's SoccerMissouriMissouri 4.5–1.5
November 1, 2008ColumbiaWomen's Swimming & DivingMissouriMissouri 6.0–1.5
November 1, 2008 Ames Women's Cross CountryKansasMissouri 6.0–2.5
November 1, 2008AmesMen's Cross CountryMissouriMissouri 7.0–2.5
November 7, 2008 San Antonio Women's SoccerMissouriMissouri 7.5–2.5
November 29, 2008 Kansas City FootballKansasMissouri 7.5–5.5
January 14, 2009LawrenceWomen's BasketballKansasMissouri 7.5–7.0
February 7, 2009ColumbiaWomen's BasketballMissouriMissouri 9.0–7.0
February 9, 2009ColumbiaMen's BasketballMissouriMissouri 10.5–7.0
February 25–28, 2009ColumbiaWomen's Swimming & DivingMissouriMissouri 12.0–7.0
February 27–28, 2009 College Station Men's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 13.0–7.0
February 27–28, 2009College StationWomen's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 14.0–7.0
March 1, 2009LawrenceMen's BasketballKansasMissouri 14.0–8.5
March 22, 2009LawrenceTennisMissouriMissouri 17.0–8.5
April 1, 2009LawrenceSoftballMissouriMissouri 18.5–8.5
April 1, 2009LawrenceSoftballKansasMissouri 18.5–10.0
April 23–26, 2009 Norman TennisMissouriMissouri 19.0–10.0
April 24–26, 2009 Lubbock Women's GolfKansasMissouri 19.0–13.0
April 27–29, 2009 Hutchinson Men's GolfKansasMissouri 19.0–16.0
May 8, 2009ColumbiaBaseballMissouriMissouri 20.0–16.0
May 9, 2009ColumbiaBaseballKansasMissouri 20.0–17.0
May 10, 2009ColumbiaBaseballMissouriMissouri 21.0–17.0
May 15–17, 2009LubbockMen's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 22.0–17.0
May 15–17, 2009LubbockWomen's Outdoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 23.0–17.0

2009–2010

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

DateSiteSportWinning teamSeries
September 16, 2009 Columbia VolleyballMissouriMissouri 1.5–0.0
October 24, 2009 Lawrence VolleyballMissouriMissouri 3.0–0.0
October 30, 2009LawrenceWomen's SoccerKansasTie 3.0–3.0
October 30, 2009LawrenceWomen's SwimmingMissouriMissouri 4.5–3.0
October 31, 2009ColumbiaWomen's Cross CountryTieMissouri 5.0–3.5
October 31, 2009ColumbiaMen's Cross CountryKansasMissouri 5.0–4.5
November 4, 2009 San Antonio Women's SoccerMissouriMissouri 5.5–4.5
November 28, 2009 Kansas City FootballMissouriMissouri 8.5–4.5
January 17, 2010LawrenceWomen's BasketballKansasMissouri 8.5–6.0
January 25, 2010LawrenceMen's BasketballKansasMissouri 8.5–7.5
January 30, 2010ColumbiaWomen's BasketballKansasKansas 9.0–8.5
February 27, 2010 College Station Women's SwimmingMissouriMissouri 10.0–9.0
February 27, 2010 Ames Men's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 11.0–9.0
February 27, 2010AmesWomen's Indoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 11.0–10.0
March 6, 2010ColumbiaMen's BasketballKansasKansas 11.5–11.0
April 7, 2010ColumbiaSoftballMissouriMissouri 12.5–11.5
April 7, 2010ColumbiaSoftballMissouriMissouri 14.0–11.5
April 9, 2010ColumbiaWomen's TennisMissouriMissouri 17.0–11.5
April 25, 2010 Trinity Men's GolfMissouriMissouri 20.0–11.5
April 25, 2010 Norman Women's GolfMissouriMissouri 23.0–11.5
May 7, 2010LawrenceBaseballKansasMissouri 23.0–12.5
May 8, 2010LawrenceBaseballKansasMissouri 23.0–13.5
May 9, 2010LawrenceBaseballKansasMissouri 23.0–14.5
May 16, 2010ColumbiaMen's Outdoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 23.0–15.5
May 16, 2010ColumbiaMen's Outdoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 23.0–16.5

2010–2011

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

2011–2012

Kansas victories are shaded ██ blue. Missouri victories shaded in ██ gold.

DateSiteSportWinning teamSeries
October 12, 2011 Columbia VolleyballMissouriMissouri 1.5–0.0
October 21, 2011ColumbiaSoccerMissouriMissouri 4.5–0.0
October 29, 2011 College Station Men's Cross CountryMissouriMissouri 5.5–0.0
October 29, 2011College StationWomen's Cross CountryMissouriMissouri 6.5–0.0
November 2, 2011 Lawrence VolleyballMissouriMissouri 8.0–0.0
November 11, 2011LawrenceWomen's Swimming & DivingMissouriMissouri 9.5–0.0
November 26, 2011 Kansas City FootballMissouriMissouri 12.5–0.0
January 15, 2012ColumbiaWomen's BasketballKansasMissouri 12.5–1.5
February 4, 2012ColumbiaMen's BasketballMissouriMissouri 14.0–1.5
February 18, 2012LawrenceWomen's BasketballMissouriMissouri 15.5–1.5
February 22–25, 2012ColumbiaWomen's Swimming & DivingMissouriMissouri 17.0–1.5
February 24–25, 2012College StationMen's Indoor Track & FieldMissouriMissouri 18.0–1.5
February 24–25, 2012College StationWomen's Indoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 18.0–2.5
February 25, 2012LawrenceMen's BasketballKansasMissouri 18.0–4.0
March 16, 2012ColumbiaSoftballMissouriMissouri 19.0–4.0
March 18, 2012ColumbiaSoftballMissouriMissouri 20.0–4.0
March 18, 2012ColumbiaSoftballMissouriMissouri 21.0–4.0
April 13, 2012ColumbiaTennisMissouriMissouri 24.0–4.0
April 27–29, 2012 Trinity Men's GolfMissouriMissouri 27.0–4.0
April 27–29, 2012LawrenceWomen's GolfMissouriMissouri 30.0–4.0
May 11–13, 2012 Manhattan Men's Outdoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 30.0–5.0
May 11–13, 2012ManhattanWomen's Outdoor Track & FieldKansasMissouri 30.0–6.0
May 17, 2012LawrenceBaseballKansasMissouri 30.0–7.0
May 18, 2012LawrenceBaseballKansasMissouri 30.0–8.0
May 19, 2012LawrenceBaseballMissouriMissouri 31–8.0
May 26, 2012 Oklahoma City BaseballMissouriMissouri 31.5–8.0

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