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May 3,1982
A&M second in TAIAW track
by Frank L. Christlieb
Sports Editor
Before his squad competed in
the Texas Association for Inter-
SKYWAY
TWIN
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WEST
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WORLD
10:15
BATTLE BEYOND
THE STARS
collegiate Athletics for Women
state track and field meet, Aggie
coach Bill Nix came close to pre
dicting the exact order of the
finish.
“I figured Texas would win
and we’d be in second and North
Texas State would be third,” Nix
said.
And he was right.
Nix’s team scored more
points in the track portion of the
event, but the Longhorns’ field
competitors simply had too
much strength. In the final
point tally, Texas had 189
points, Texas A&M had 150 and
the Mavericks had 106.
“We knew we couldn’t beat
Texas, but we wanted to place
better in the running events,”
Nix said. “If you break the score
down, we really did outrun
Texas.
“I was real pleased with the
whole meet, with what our
athletes did and (with) the orga
nization of the meet.”
The Aggies, without an entry
in the heptathlon, watched the
Longhorns’ Denise Armstrong
win that event during competi
tion Thursday and Friday.
However, in Friday’s discus por
tion of the meet, Texas A&M’s
Vickilee Cobern qualified for
the AIAW national meet by win
ning with a throw of 155-3'/2.
That meet will be held here May
27-29.
The Aggies took three first
places in Saturday’s final events.
Freshman Chanoai Phillips won
the 100-meter hurdles with a
time of 14.53, Ellen Smith won
the 400-meter hurdles with
1:00.17 and Novaita Samuels
won the 200-meter dash with a
time of 24.16.
In addition, Texas A&M
placed second in eight events
during the meet. Marilee
Matheny’s time of 35:07.31 in
the 10,000-meter run finished
second, while her 17:01,
second in the 5,000-mete
Other second-placeeffc
Texas A&M include: Su
Sheffield in the I
run; Samuels in the
dash; Barbara Collinswoii
the 3,000-meter run; the)
meter relay team (JanaGi
Sheryl Clark, Kay Kolbo,
field); the 400-meterrelav
(Samuels, Sandra C«
Evelyn Smith, Ellen Smitli
1,600-meter relay team
er, Ellen Smith, Evelyn Si
Graves).
In the Division II am
competition, the RiceOwli
the meet with 185 points,
Abilene Christian fmi
second with 155'/a points,
lo State was third at 102
and Stephen F. Austin
fourth at 63'A points.
The Aggies will partici|
the Southwest Conference
this weekend in Austin.
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