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Photo by LEE BOOKER
Texas A&M’s No. 1 singles player Grant Connell blasts a
serve over the net during the Baylor match Friday at the
Omar Smith Tennis Center. The No. 10-ranked Aggies de
feated the Bears 9-0, improving their record to 18-7 overall.
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By MARYBETH ROHSNER
Sports Writer
A Good Friday can sometimes be
followed by a Lousy Saturday.
Such was the case for the A&M
men’s tennis team over the weekend.
A&M defeated Baylor 9-0 in dual
match play Friday, only to face a dis
appointing 4-5 loss against Texas on
Saturday.
The Aggies, now ranked No. 10
nationally with an overall record of
18-7, bruised the Bears, but just
couldn’t muster enough points to
win against the No. 7 Longhorns.
“I nave no explanations and no
excuses,” said A&M Coach David
Kent. “You have to give Texas a
great deal of credit.”
At the end of singles play, A&M
appeared to have the match won.
Kimmo Alkio defeated Texas’
Charles Beckman, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, giv
ing the Aggies a 4-2 lead over the
Horns heading into the doubles
matches.
But, once again, the Aggies’ “dou
bles trouble” haunted the team, de
flating a seemingly sure victory into
a “well, maybe next time” defeat.
Texas’ Royce Deppe and Beck
man surprised A&M’s Grant Con
nell and Alkio in No. 1 doubles play,
6-4, 6-1. Though the Ags’ No. 2
team fared slightly better against the
Longhorn tandom, Greg Hill and
Marcel Vos lost to Paul Koscielski
and Fred Thome in a tie-breaker
match, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. Texas’ No. 3
doubles team easily overpowered the
A&M duo of Mark Smith and Rus
sell Simmons, 6-1,6-2.
Kent has experimented with his
worrisome doubles teams all season,
especially in the No. 2 and No. 3
slots. Kent’s netters haven’t had any
difficulty pulling off smashing sin
gles victories, led by nationally-
ranked Grant Connell, but the dou
bles teams have suffered some em-
barassing losses in Southwest Con
ference play thus far.
This weekend’s narrow loss to
Texas may lead to still more shuf
fling of A&M’s doubles duos, but
Kent was unavailable for comment
on that subject.
The A&M women’s team also had
a Good Friday. The women blew
away Oklahoma City University 9-0,
bringing the team’s season record to
11-7.
“Of course, the team is real ex
cited to win against OCU,” said
A&M Coach Jan Baldwin. “We’re
getting our winning feeling back.”
Texas A&M Kimmo Alkio charges the net
for a backhand volley during his singles
match against Texas’ Charles Beckman Sat-
Photo by GREG BAILEY
urday at the Omar Smith Tennis Center.
Coach David Kent’s Aggies dropped the
dual-match to the No. 7 Longhorns, 4-5.
In keeping with past perfor
mance, the Ag lady netters posted a
convincing victory over the Chiefs at
the Royal Oaks Racquet Club in
Bryan.
The women haven’t beeir as suc
cessful away from the Omar Smith
Tennis Center, however.
“Anybody would rather play at
home,” Baldwin said, “but I don’t
think you can narrow (our win-loss
record) down to something like
that.”
The Aggies have the chance to
prove their prowess when they travel
to San Antonio today to face Top 10-
ranked Trinity. In No. 1 singles ac
tion, the Ags’ Vanne Akagi will chal
lenge the Tigers’ Gretcnen Rush,
currently ranked as the nation’s No.
1 singles player.
Trinity defeated A&M when the
teams met three weeks ago, but
Baldwin still optimistic this time
around.
“We know we can play Trinity and
do well,” Baldwin said. “We played
fairly close last time. You tend to
play teams like Trinity based on
their reputation, rather than reali
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