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By Loyd Brumfield
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The Texas A&M women’s tennis
team kicked off the fall season in
grand style this weekend as mem
bers of the team won both the singles
and doubles titles of the Texas A&M
Four-Way Tennis Tournament held
at the Omar Smith Tennis Center.
Because the tournament was
based on individual performance
rather than team play, third-seeded
Kim Labuschagne of A&M faced
teammate Karen Marshall, the No. 1
seed, in the singles final. Labus
chagne downed Marshall 6-1, 6-1 to
take the singles crown.
Labuschagne said she tried to
block out the thoughts about playing
a teammate in a finals match.
“I just think of her as an oppo
nent, not as Karen,” she said. “I just
play the tennis ball. It didn’t put any
pressure on me.”
In doubles action, the top-seeded
team of Labuschagne and Marshall
overcame a slow start and a weather
delay due to heavy showers to defeat
second-seeded Cathy O’Donovan
and Dianne Lowings of the Univer
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Labuschagne played near-perfect
tennis throughout the tournament,
breezing past her first two oppo
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dled unseeded Wendy Elsey of
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the first round and trounced Susan
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game against her in losing 6-1, 6-1 in
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Other Aggies also fared well. Sev
enth-seeded freshman Cindy Mar
shall advanced to the semifinals in
singles play before losing to Mar
shall, 6-0, 6-2, and sophomore Kellie
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lissa Martin, 6-3, 6-2.
A&M’s Gaye Lynne Gensler, the
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The doubles team of Gensler and
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of the doubles tournament before
losing to O’Donovan and Lowings.
A&M Coach Bobby Kleinecke said
he was pleased with his team’s show
ing in the tournament.
“I think it’s obvious that Kim had
an excellent tournament,” he said.
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the way the A&M players bounced
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the same way this year.”
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