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THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1981
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Chemine Doty and Wendy Wilson (l to r) prepare to block a
shot from Diane Myers of Lamar University during the
Texas A&M Volleyball Tournament which was held over the
weekend. The 19th-rated Aggies won the tournament by
sweeping all five games. The Aggies host Southwestern
University tonight and Texas Tech Thursday night in G.
Rollie White with both games beginning at 7:30. The Ags
travel to Austin Friday and Saturday.
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By FRANK L. CHRISTLIEB
Battalion Staff
Although the Texas A&M Uni-
■rsity men’s soccer team lost 3-2
hvo overtimes Sunday to North-
astern Louisiana University, the
latch effectively tested the
ggies luck against top-rated
ams.
.After losing close matches car
er in the year to nationally rank-
teams North Texas State Uni-
lersity and Brigham Young Uni-
lersity, the Aggies traveled to
Monroe, La. over the weekend to
face 8-3-2 NLU. The loss left
Texas A&M with a 4-4-2 season
record, while the team’s South
west Conference Soccer League
record remains 2-0-2.
The match with NLU provided
the Aggies with much-needed
warmup for this weekend’s all-
important conference match with
Southern Methodist University.
The Mustangs enter this Sunday’s
contest with a SYVCSL record of
3-0-0 and six points, but the
Aggies six points mean that the
winner of the match will have un
disputed control of first place in
the conference. The match will be
played on the Mustangs home
field Sunday at 2 p.m.
In Texas A&M’s loss to NLU,
the Aggies fell behind 2-0 at half
time, but came back to tie in the
second half, sending the game into
overtime. According to NCAA
soccer regulations, teams must
play two overtimes if regulation
play ends in a tie.
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The Aggies’ Scott Gamble
scored 10 minutes into the second
half to cut the NLU lead to 2-1,
while teammate Todd Leavitt tied
the score 20 minutes later.
However, after playing fine de
fense during the second half and
the first 10-minute overtime, the
Aggies allowed NLU to score the
winning goal with only one minute
left in the second overtime.
Texas A&M coach Telmo Fran
co cited his team’s play, saying
that the Aggies played inspired
soccer throughout the match.
“The team’s morale and spirit
were always there, but with out-
of-town games, you’re up against a
lot of things like the crowd and the
referees,” Franco said.
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The Texas A&M University
mens soccer team won two
latches over the weekend to in
ease its record to 6-0, defeating
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niversity of Colorado 4-0.
Coach Jim Butts said the two
ictories may move the Aggies
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iggiesin Saturday’s win over UT.
exasA&M managed 13 shots on
oal, while the Longhorns shot
even times, with Aggie goalie
My Bourne saving five UT shots.
In the Aggies win Saturday
tftemoon over eighth-ranked Col-
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team loses
to Rice 1-0
The Texas A&M Field Hockey
Team lost to Rice 1-0 Saturday in
Houston.
The team, comprised of
women, played the Owls close but
the experience of the Rice squad
took its toll as they held on to win.
Club president Phoebe Davol
said that Saturday’s game was the
first for several of the players but
the experience gained was invalu
able.
Field hockey is a game much
like soccer but is played with
hockey sticks approximately 30 in
ches long. The field has the same
dimensions of soccer but the goals
are smaller and the ball is made of
cork.
The teams are comprised of 11
women, each playing positions
similar to those in soccer.
The Texas A&M team currently
has 14 players but, Davol said, are
always looking for more. The
women practice Monday through
Thursday at 5 at Henderson Field
near The Grove.
The women play again Saturday
in Austin against St. Stephens
High School in preparation for a
tournament in Denver, Col. in
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