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September 13, 1982
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State. The Aggies, now 5-0 for the
season, swept past Sam Houston State
in the championship match Saturday.
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A bases-loaded walk to Linda
utncaster scored the Aggies’
iecond run of the inning.
In the fifth, Jackson hit an in-
iide-the-park home run with
Cooper on first, putting Texas
McM ahead 4-0. RBI hits from
Holthaus, Debbie Rollman and
Cooper rounded out the Aggies’
scoring for the day as they took
the easy victory.
In game No. 4 of tire day,
Texas A&M topped Texas Tech
again, 4-0, with McDonald
pitching a four-hitter and piling
up nine strikeouts. A two-RBI
single from Lancaster in the
fourth inning, along with a sing
le from Gay McNutt, gave the
Aggies three runs, while
another came in on a Red Raider
error.
The Aggies, led by Jackson’s
2-for-3 and four RBI, trounced
the Bears 7-0 in their final game
Friday. Stoll pitched her first no
hitter of the season, picking up
13strikeouts in the process. Fos
ter had two hits and Rollman
scored two runs.
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Three runs in the second in
ning and five runs in the fifth
brought Texas A&M an 8-1
triumph over SHSU in Satur
day’s first game. McDonald
raised her record to 3-0 by strik
ing out five and giving up three
hits.
The Red Raiders fell prey to
the Aggie offense in victory No.
7, as Foster, Cooper, Jackson
and Austgen each had two hits.
Austgen, picking up on last sea
son’s stolen base total, had two
steals during the game. Stoll
pitched a five-hitter for the vic
tory.
The Bearkats matched the
Aggies for eight innings in
Saturday night’s championship
game, but Texas A&M’s three
runs in the ninth brought a 5-2
victory. Picking up single RBI
for the Aggies were Carter, Lan
caster and Austgen, with second
baseman Holthaus picking up
two RBI.
McDonald won the game on
an eight-hitter with three strike
outs.
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Aggie Ladies trounce SHSU, win tournament
by John P. Lopez
Battalion Staff
If the Texas A&M women’s vol
leyball team keeps playing like it
did Saturday in the Texas A&M
Invitational, the Aggie Ladies
should find themselves in Cali
fornia playing for the NCAA na
tional championship in De
cember.
Head Coach Terry Condon
made it clear prior to the start of
the 1982 season that her goal
was to make the national tourna- 1
ment. Her players made it dear
to Sam Houston State that their
goal was the same.
The Aggie Ladies trounced
the Bearkats 15-3, 15-6, 15-3 in
Saturday’s final to take the first-
place trophy and improve their
season record to 5-0.
Texas A&M reached the
championship game by posting
victories over the Bearkats, St.
Phillips and Southwestern, but
did not play as impressively in
the preliminaries as in the final
match.
“I think we were just getting
tired,” Condon said of the
matches leading to the cham
pionship.
Fatigue was evident in the
Aggie Ladies’ final preliminary
match against Southwestern as
they jumped out to early leads,
but had to ward off comebacks
in all three games.
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match, Texas A&M led South
western 9-2 and seemed to be
cruising toward the champion
ship match but the Aggie Ladies
tired and let Southwestern catch
up to make the game closer.
Condon utilized all but two of
the players on the Texas A&M
roster to keep fresh players in
the game and beat Southwestern
15-10.
In the championship match,
however, the Aggie Ladies did
not show any signs of tiring.
Texas A&M easily defeated the
Bearkats behind strong play by
Jennifer Giese, Joey Vrazel, Lisa
Johnson and Sherri Brinkman.
The foursome played well
together combining for most of
the Aggie Ladies’ points in the
match. Lesha Beakley, Linda
Clausen and Sue Wetzel also
performed well setting and
blocking for the Aggie Ladies.
Texas A&M’s next two match
es will be Wednesday against the
University of Texas at Arlington
and Friday against Lamar. The
Aggie Ladies then travel to Lin
coln, Neb., for their biggest test
thus far when they play in the
Nebraska Tournament. All of
the teams in that tournament
were nationally ranked last year.
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