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ARLINGTON — The Texas
A&M volleyball team dropped to 8-3
on the season as the University of
Texas at Arlington handed it a 15-
12, 6-15, 15-10,
15-10 setback .. ,, . ..
on Wednesday Volleyball
night.
“We played a very average match
the net,” Givens said. “UTA (got the
volleyball past) our blockers well.”
The UTA defense also had 124
digs to A&M’s 99 on the night.
the total number of attempts,
is .t spike which scores a poijHAUS l lh
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and UTA played very well,” A&M
first-year coach A1 Givens said.
He also credited the play of the
Maverick defense. “They killed us at
The Mavericks also outplayed the
Aggies offensively, hitting .289 as a
team to A&M’s .241. A&M sopho
more outside hitter Cheri Steensma
led the team with a .350 hitting per
centage.
The hitting percentage is deter
mined by the total number of kills
minus total errors and divided by
provides a side out and returnsJTexas colit
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By Charisse Crunk
Reporter
The 14-member Texas A&M ri
fle team works year-round to keep
up its nationally ranked title, the
group’s coach, Major Richard Pitts
said.
The team currently is ranked
seventh in the nation by the Na
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa
tion, and is the No. 1-ranked non
scholarship team in the nation,
Pitts said. The group also is the
only non-scholarship team to
make it to national competition the
last two years, he said.
Most university teams consist of all
scholarship shooters. Pitts said.
“Most get full scholarships just like
football players,” he said.
The team is also the No. 1 Re
serve Officer Training Corps team
in the nation and the state rifle
champions. Already this year it has
won the state outdoor prone
championships, which means a
trip to national competition this
summer, Pitts said.
Because the team is not financed
by the university and funds are
limited, not all rifle team members
compete in every meet, Pitts said,
but members of the first team gen
erally do.
First-team members this year
are Eric Uptagafft, Chris Fedun,
Vinnie Pestilli, Michael Moore,
Annette Tyler and Jeff Fell. Upta-
grafft and Tyler were named to
the NCAA All-American rifle
team last year, Pitts said.
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The All-American team consists of
the 20 best shooters in the nation,
which are divided into two teams
of 10 each. Tyler was named to the
second team. Uptagrafft received
an honorable mention.
Tyler, currently ranked fifth in
the nation, qualified to represent
the United States in the air rifle
championships in Spain this past
summer, but the trip was cancelled
because of the threat of terrorism.
The trip to Spain was resched
uled for next year, but Tyler will
not be able to make it because
Olympic trials are held at the same
time. She said her goal is to make
the 1988 Olympic team.
Eric Abbott, a senior in building
Texas A&M Riflery Team, which w
year last year and is a member of
the Governor’s Top 20 Shooters
for Texas. He still competes and
won a bronze metal in the All
Army Shooters Competition this
summer. .
The sport requires a great deal of
upper body strength, T yler said.
Shooters must constantly work to
increase endurance and slay in
shape.
Uptagrafft and Moore are mem
bers of the All National Guard
Team, and Pestilli is ranked 10th
in the nation.
Pitts, the team’s . coach, was
voted NCAA rifle coach of the
Stamina is important because
shooters must he able to hold a 10-
to 12-pound rifle throughout
hours of competition, Pitts ex
plained.
A typical competition starts at 8
a.m. and lasts until noon. After a
one-hour break, competition re
construction, takes aim for lit g
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mately 12 hours a week plusW He struck
petitions, Tyler said. ShoonRiree. Rtdiev
learn to shoot between puks one hit in the
to keep t lies hots consistentitoj Ryan, 11
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shot go high or low depending* He also has j
if the pulse rate is on an tip* Ryan has be
down, Tyler explained. twice this se;
Other team members oi ; and the Ast
year's team include Eric At the number
team captain, Robert Winotfgach start sin
co-captam, Robert Wood, D® the injury.
Goodloe, Mike Kurzy, Di#j One more
Grabber, Ronnie Roberts S loss by run
Greg Seligman. clinch the tit I
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