Connecticut Post

ELSBERRY: Appel wants UConn loss to just disappear

UNCASVILLE -- They say that time heals all wounds, but it has been just about three months and Jayne Appel has still not watched the 2010 NCAA championship game between Stanford and UConn. Five years ...
SFGate

Charles vs. Appel intriguing subplot in UConn-Stanford game

HARTFORD -- DePaul coach Doug Bruno labeled UConn 6-foot-4 senior center Tina Charles and Stanford 6-4 senior center Jayne Appel a pair of heavyweights. UConn senior Kalana Greene tabbed the duo as ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Stanford's Appel rewards coach's confidence Berkeley Regional • The 6-4 center, who leads her team in scoring, 'can play with anyone in the country,' Tara VanDerveer says.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. BERKELEY, CALIF. - How did Stanford center Jayne Appel get to be so tough? By having someone repeatedly hold her head underwater.
SFGate

Center of attention is ready to be Stanford's heart

In another game or two, at the conclusion of the women's Final Four, Stanford will be looking for a new heart and soul, a new leader, a new face of the franchise. Jayne Appel is ready and waiting.