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Page lO/The Battalion/Thursday, April 18, 1985
A&M netters control own destin
By MARYBETH ROHSNER
Sports Writer
Things are coming right down to
the wire for the Texas A&M men’s
tennis team.
And, if coach David Kent’s netters
can generate enough power, the Ags
may pull of an electrifying finish to
the spring season by defeating TCU
on Friday and Texas Tech on
Saturday.
“We’ve got our destiny in our own
hands,” Kent said. “We can still finish
second in the conference.”
The top spot in the Southwest
Conference belongs to SMU. The
No. 2-ranked Mustangs are now 54-9
overall and 7-0 in the SWC.
But the competition will still be
close for second, third and fourth
places in the SWC. Kent said a high
finish and an NCAA bid is still possi
ble for A&M, 35-19 overall, 3-3 in the
SWC.
“We’ve been working hard,” he
said. “If we can’t handle the pressure
better than we have been lately, we
don’t deserve (an NCAA bid).”
l ech, 20-34 overall and 1-5 in the
conference, is unranked.
“I think we’ll beat Tech pretty
handily,” Kent said. “TCU will be an
even-steven match. They’re a very
good team. We’vejust got to do better
in doubles against them.”
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struggling in doubles play, Kent’s
combos worked well together against
Rice last weekend. Grant Connell and
Kimmo Alkio will team up in No. 1
doubles, Greg Hill is paired with
Marcel Vos for the Ags’ No. 2 slot,
and the Dean Johnson-Dean Gold-
fine duo will finish off the roster in
No. 3 doubles.
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Kimmo Alkio (left) and Grant Connell
(right) will try to get A&M Coach
David Kent's doubles problems squaiti
away during the team’s final matekt!
against Texas Tech and TCU this weekenc
Friday’s play against TCU, 36-18
overall and 5-1 in conference, should
bring about some outstanding tennis,
especially in the No. 1 singles com
petition. Connell, still undefeated in
SWC singles play, will face TCU’s
Tom Mercer. Mercer is also undefe
ated in the conference.
Even if A&M doesn’t pull
NCAA bid, Kent has nothing t<
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together in one match andpb;
our capacity.”
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