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Ladies
(continued from pg 13)
“I think our rebounding real
ly hurt us more than anything,
and the free-throw situation
hurt, too. The referees called 25
fouls on us and only six on
Baylor, and it just doesn’t seem
possible that a team could com
mit only six fouls in the entire
game. We didn’t get to shoot the
free throws that Baylor did, so
that hurt us.”
The Bears outrebounded
Texas A&M 48-36, but Rapp
said the absence of the Aggie
Ladies’ rebound leader, sopho
more Janet Duckham, was appa
rent. Duckham sprained her
right ankle during a team work
out Friday, but Rapp said the
forward may return either for
Wednesday’s 5 p.m. game
against Arkansas in Fayetteville,
Ark., or for Saturday’s 5:15 p.m.
game against SMU in G. Rollie
White Coliseum.
r,
Although the team has played
well thus far, Rapp said, the
•layers must be more consistent
rom game to game.
“I think we’ve lost two or
three games this season that we
shouldn’t have lost,” she said. “I
really feel like we’re better than
both Baylor and Texas 1 ech
(which defeated Texas A&M 90-
72 Monday, but the game didn’t
count in the SWC standings),
but we just haven’t put it
together in every game.
“The biggest games of the
season are still ahead of us, and
we have a chance to do well. We
just haven’t been consistent and
that has really been our down
fall. Plus, it’s always hard to win
on the road.
“Arkansas is probably the
second-best team in the confer
ence behind Texas,” Rapp said.
“It’s going to be tough going in
there and playing, especially
since we’re coming off two los
ses. But we can beat them ii we
just play our game and we re
consistent.”
LADIES’ HOOP SCOOPS:
During the semester break, the
Aggie Ladies played two non
conference games before start
ing SWC play with Houston.
Texas A&M defeated Idaho
State 71-61 and lost to Nevada-
Las Vegas 86-62. Since then, the
team has lost to Houston, Texas
Tech and Baylor and has defe
ated Rice ... Edgar leads the
team in scoring at 13.6 points a
game and in field-goal accuracy
at 49 percent. Duckham is the
No. 2 scorer with 9.9 points a
game and the leading rebound
er with 6.3. Tatum is averaging
9.8 points and Kelli Harned has
an average of six rebounds a
game ... As a team, Texas A&M
is shooting 43 percent from the
field, good for sixth in the con
ference, and 71 percent from
the free throw line. The free-
throw figure ranks Texj,
No. 1 in the league,asDail
leads the SWC with Sip
(33-39), Edgar is third
percent (36-45) and]
fourth with 76.9 percen
... Edgar leads the team
with 31 and Jones is
assists with 55 ... Inotl,
news, the University of
ranked No. 6 in the ns
an 1 1 -2 record. The
ghorns have won the
SWC tournaments and
qualified for the Associ
Intercollegiate Athletii
Women national toui
the past three years. Hi
conference teams all pi
the NCAA thisyearasa
the dissolution of theAL
ter the past school vear
Lady Longhorns have
straight home games,
l»a< k to last season . 1
Thank You,
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.
For your
business and for
your friendship.
Hcre?s to the coming semester!
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Bor from D
nan businc
Jackie Rieter of Baylor keeps the ball
away from Aggie post Kelli Harned
as Harned grabs her jersey. Baylor’s
photo by Donn Friedman
inside duo of Rieter and Kelly Lyons
proved to be too much for the Ladies,
as they were defeated by Baylor 65-57.
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