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Page 10/The Battalion/Monday, April 28, 1986
A&M women, Alkio earn
1st SWC championships
By Ken Sury
. \ssislnnt Spoi ls l.dilor
CORPUS CHRIST! — The
steadv winds at the H.L.li. 1 ennis
Center mav have blown the hall
around, but it didn't deter the 1 exas
A&M womens tennis team and
men's singles plaver Kimrho Alkio
Irom capturing Southwest Confer
ence titles Sunday.
Alkio became the lirst player in
A&M history to .
win No. 1 sin- TerUllS
gles at the SW C'.
tennis tournament, while the No. 1 7-
ranked A&M women won their lirst
ever conference team title. A&M s
win ended I exas streak of three
straight championships.
l iie I T women's team entered
die tom nev in lirst place with A&M
just one match behind, and SMI
and TCU two matches hack.
14v Sundav, the Aggies were up bv
two points over the Mustangs with
the- 1 loi ns and Fi ogs out ol the run
ning. However, SMI and A&M
would meet in loin f inals mate lies to
determine the SW C 1 w innei.
(,ave I.vnne C.ensler scored
A&M's first big win with a 7-f>, 7-l>
(7-d) victory over SMI s l.vnda I ate 1
to c apture the No. !4 singles title.
lint it was A&M's No. (» singles
spot that proved to be the clincher as
Laura l.iong defeated SMI s lulir
14aird 7-f). ()-.'4 to sew up the confer
ence crown.
l.iong said she knew the' Aggies
needed two wins to either tie or heat
the Mustangs, hut didn't realize hers
was the dec iding matc h.
"(A&M) Coach (14obbv) klcineckc
came up to me and said. ' 1 hat s it.
l.iong recalled. “But 1 didn't under
stand what he said until latei.
"I dreamed about heating Baird
last night. She beat me twice before.
In lad. on the- last point. I called the
hall out before I saw it land, and
then I saw it hit out. It landed about
an inch w ide.
The euphoria of winning the
SW C wasn't enough to spur the Ag
gies to victory in their other finals
matc hes, however.
Seniors Helen Christiaanse and
freshman Karen Marshall lost in
Hose, three-set singles matches,
while A&M's No. 2 and 3 doubles
teams met quick defeats.
The No. 2 doubles loss espec ialh
was disappointing to Marshall and
partnei Kim [.abusehagne. who en-
tered the final unbeaten in 10 con
ference mate lies.
"We weren't ourselves," Marshall
said ol the loss to SMI s Heather
Hairston and Jennifer Saturock.
'14ut thev plaved great. 1 he\ didn’t
miss a hall. That hut t us a lot."
Lot Kleinecke. A&M s SWC title
comes in his first year of coaching at
the collegiate level.
“Oil. veah.*’ Kleinecke said, "it s a
ver\ good feeling. It just tops of 1 the
w hole \ear. Our git Is showed a lot of
guts at this tournev. 1 heir best ten
nis was plaved hete—both mind and
pin si< al."
A&M finished with 01 conference
points. SMI' at 02 and l I w ithfrO.
1 he championship, however,
does not guarantee the Aggies of an
NCAA tournament hid. Bids to the
\'C \As. to he held in Austin in M.n .
will he determined b\ the NCAA sc
lec lion c ommittee.
While No. I SMl' handilv won the
men's championship, the No. 2!4
A&M made its presence leli a .,
though A&M etilered the to! *
hlth m the SWC. it liiiishetl W
m h.-otn of Rke an< I Hth-ranllJ
1 he Ags were in |j ve
matches Sunday, hut fell short illal
except Alkms No. 1 singlesm aldl 4
A&M freshman Brent IW
Ion! m the \... singles to SML
Mark St \ sltnger 0-3, 6-4 and Ai
Ireslmum C.hns Stanich was A
feated In SML s Ed Rossli-Q.g.j
the No. 0 spot.
T he other Aggie loss Sundav
came in the No. 3 doublesasTew
John Bovtmi and Chip Leightondt
feated Dean Johnson anti D^,
l ioldfine 0- . ( >- l .
But it was Alkio’s 3-6, (i- l.gzf j,
tors ovet Ric e s Scott Melville ^
erased inuclr 1 L
othet lossc’s.
the sting Irom (Ik
Alkio, wh'
in the most
poll, earne
through the
bracket.' I le
1 It h-t attked
> had ‘hopped to No.
' r ' S' 1 " national teimi
d his win by »
toughest part of iIk
de feated the nadont
player, SMI
Ross. t»-1. (»-4 in the first round^
tame I >. u k 1111 m ,i disappointing' laj
Itolihv
i .6-2.64.
iked No. I
Ah
loi \ .
iushed
\lki<»t
"Wh
Alkio
\&M
on to i
glltlv.
tilted r
the
). W
fit I
it pi
. Ni
liatnpionship
6 baud h;
art and luiyui
a '.ml Iw
I li lt \n. I |M'|.
.ul sotneotKit
"i< kiiiiinii'si
■ I and ditip" ■
Lakers still cruising; roll by Mavs, 130-116
I NCLLAVC K )I). (ialil. (AP) — I he defending cham
pion Los Angeles Lakers are showing no signs of let
ting up in t he defense of their N14A crown.
Behind 28 points from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. the
Lakers continued their plavoff roll Sundav with a 130-
I Iti victors over the Dallas Mavericks in the opening
game ol theii Western Division semifinals.
"We did exacth what we wanted to do. " Lakers
t loach Pat Riles said.
I he Lakers, w ho ousted the San .Antonio Spurs ss ith
three similar oue-sided ' j--
neset let Dallas get into the con- NBA Playoffs
"W e came out today as we did against San Antonio
— hungry," said Lakers guard L.arsin "Magic" John-
Miti, who ran the Lakers' ollense, cotmihuting lf>
points and I I assists.,,’,W e i e plus ing ss it h the same atti
tude."
Lite second game ol the best-of-7 series ssill he
plaved hete Wednesdas night.
"I respect Dallas as a good offensive team and 1 ex
pect them to be much bettei prepared on Wednes
day." Riley said.
The Lakers, svho scored at ssill in the game's open
ing (i 1 /.* minutes, opened a 22-<> advantage and never
looked bac k.
“I think they hit their first six or sesen shots,” Dallas
Coach Dic k Motta said. “W e made a couple of runs,
hut they were feeble."
Dallas, playing less than 48 hours after eliminating
the l tali Jazz, could hit just two ol its lirst 10 shots.
"I don’t think the fatigue factor can he used as an
excuse." Dallas forward Sam Perkins said. "We just
have to he prepared, no matter boss much time ssc
had.
“We Nvanted to start out just like dies did, sse just
didn t shoot svell."
AI let the Mavericks hi tells mtetup
burst with 10 unanswered point'. I.o
tablished command and took a 30-17 I
end.
Dallas got within 30-3 1 ssith 17 tx
lout minutes ol the second quarter
half ssas all I.akers.
1 he Lakers connected on 20 ol
Held (04.1 percent) in the lit si hal
find its rhvthm, hit on just 17 of
Hoot (33.4 percent) in the opening I
ted the
Migeles i
ad bv uuai
xmits in
ait the itstofili
la shots fromtl
I. Dallas, unableit
IS shots frond
tall.
Celtics 103, Hawks 91
BOSTON. (AP) Kes in M. I laic .md Lury i
sparked a I l-point run to help the Boston Celtics|*
away in the third c|uaitet and heat the Atlanta Han
103-01 in the openet ol their NBA f astern (.onld
ence semifinal plasofi set ies Sunday:
Boston, which won all six of its regulai-scaM
games against the l la w kv < an extend the record Ti»|
cfas night in the second game of the best-of-sevenw
ond-routul series.
76ers 134, Bullets 109
PI III \DI I PH I A AP R.n.kie 1 eijv C.itlci|S
seoted 27 points and seteran point guard ^jjj
t.heeks added 2 4 points and I I assists as the PIW
phia 7()ets routed the Washington Bullets|H
Sundas tocsin theit lust-iound NBA piayol I series'
Philadelphia, t unnetiip in the Atlantic Ditffi
goes to Milwaukee on I uesdas to open a best-tlfs^
'Ci ies ss ith the Buc ks. the (icnltal Division chamM
Milwaukee adsanced ssith a ihree-ganie sneepof*
Ness Jersey Nets.
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