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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1981
Sports
Volleyball team wins tourney Woods’ 23 points leads
Ags past Windsor 109-70
By GAYE DENLEY
Battalion Staff
A solid defensive effort high
lighted by seniors Wendy Wilson
and Kristen Bloom took the Texas
A&M women’s volleyball to its
third championship of the season
in the last weekend’s Louisiana
State University Tournament.
The Aggies, ranked 14th before
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versity of Saskatchewan in the fin
als 15-8, 15-11, 10-15, and 15-6.
The win boosted their tournament
record to 4-0 and their season
mark to 39-14.
“I was very pleased with our
team play,” Coach Terry Condon
said. “We had a great overall effort
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and our defense really shined.
Seniors Wendy Wilson and Kris
ten Bloom sparked our very con
trolled and united team effort. ”
In the first of three preliminary
rounds, the Aggies dropped Sas
katchewan 15-4, 14-16, 15-11, and
15-6, and they nipped host LSU
15-8, 9-15, 15-10, 1L15, and 15-
10 in the second match. A 16-14,
15-13, 15-6 victory ovey Tulane
University in the last round of pool
play earned the Aggies a seat in
the finals against Saskatchewan,
whom they promptly defeated for
the second time in two days.
“We didn't really play that well
Friday, but Saturday we kind of
brought things together,” Wilson
said. “Our defense was really play
ing well. We were actually ap
plying things that we’d been prac
ticing. ”
Condon said the players would
rest over Thanksgiving to gear up
for the national tournament in De
cember. The Aggies were invited
to nationals last year, but this sea
son is the first time they ve been
seeded in the top twenty prior to
the tournament.
The Aggies will scrimmage Sam
Houston State University Tues
day at 6:30 p.m. before facing the
University of Texas in their final
regular-season game Nov. 24.
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Rudy Woods has a point to
prove, and he’s off to a good start
in his attempt.
After missing the Aggies 1981
spring schedule because of acade
mic ineligibility, the 6-11 senior
center for the Texas A&M Univer
sity basketball team led the Aggies
to an easy 109-70 exhibition win
over the Windsor Basketball Club
Saturday night in front of only
3,693 fans in G. Rollie White Col
iseum. Woods has received a mix
ture of compliments and criticism
during his Texas A&M career, but
he’s trying to change that by hav
ing a strong senior year for the
Aggies.
Scoring 23 points, pulling down
22 rebounds, blocking two shots
and coming up with five steals, the
6-11 Woods paced six Aggie dou
ble-figure scorers in the romp
over the Canadians.
Aggie coach Shelby Metcalf
used 13 players in the game, with
Woods and forward Claude Riley
each playing only 26 minutes. The
starting five of Woods, Riley, for
ward Roy Jones, and guards Tyren
Naulls and Reggie Roberts com
bined for 75 points and 50 of the
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Aggies’ amazing total of 81 re
bounds, while Windsor had only
38 rebounds.
Riley and Naulls scored 14
points apiece, while Riley bad 12
rebounds and Naulls had nine.
Jones, Roberts and second-string
center Lonniel Bluntson had 12
points each, while Bluntson was
the third Aggie rebounder in dou
ble figures with 11.
Also scoring for the Aggies were
forwards Mike Thomas and Kevin
Cunningham with six, guard Mil-
ton Woodley with four, forward
Rhett Reed with two, and guards
Mike Brown and Bruce Sooter
with two apiece.
The Canadians were led by
their guards, as starting guards
Mike Brkovich and Ed Bialek had
16 points apiece. Bod Curry came
off the bench to score 11.
The Aggies played aggressively
throughout the game, jumping to
a 20-3 lead on Woods’ tip-in dunk
at the 14:14 mark of the first half.
The Canadians pulled within
eight, 27-19, with 7:36 remaining
in the half, but Texas A&M broke
away to a 50-28 lead at halftime
when Jones dunked a Cary Lewis
alley-oop pass with 44 seconds left
in the half. Lewis, a freshman
guard from Tuscon, Ariz., didn’t
score in the game, but had five
assists in 11 minutes of play.
The Aggies shot 46 percent
from the field during the first half,
compared to Windsor’s miserable
33 percent. However, both teams
shot better in the second half, as
Texas A&M finished at 52 percent
and the Canadians shot slightly
better than in the first half to finish
at 37 percent.
The Aggies shot 56 percent
from the free throw line for the
game, while Windsor managed
only 41. Leading Texas A&M from
the line were Riley and Roberts,
who both hit all four of their free
throws. Naulls led the Aggies in
field goal percentage, hitting six of
nine shots.
At times, the game became
sloppy, as Texas A&M committed
31 turnovers and Windsor had 36.
However, the Aggies superiority
under the basket proved to be the
difference, as Woods, Riley and
Bluntson outrebounded the less
aggressive Canadians.
Metcalf said lie was pi
with the Aggies’ play, a(J
ledging the performances
Woods, Naulls and fra
walk-on Cunningham. The
ward’s six points canle inoi
minutes of play, as he hit all
of his shots and grabbed three
bounds.
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job," Metcalf said. “I was
impressed with Cunnin]
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think he’s got a chance to
real well with our system. Hes
real solid person — he’s always)
the right place at the right timt
Metcalf also praised Naal
who showed a great dealofsll
his Texas A&M debut by tcaminj
with Roberts in the backcourtj
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breaks.
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guy , Metcalf said. “He
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he knows what it’s like.”
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was nervous, but felt that he pin
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ante.
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put anyone above me,” Lew
said. “I just say I can play aswellt
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job. They don’t want anothervea
like last year — everybody’sgoii
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from there.
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