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The Texas women have won the
NCAA championship the past four
years.
WATCH FOR
BARGAINS
IN
THE
BATTALION!!
“Texas is just so dominant at this
point,” A&M Swimming Coach Mel
Nash said about the Lady Longhorn
team. “They’ve been on top pretty
comfortably for the last few years.
We kind of figure if we get second in
the conference, we win.
“We think we have a good shot for
that this year. You don’t like to look
at it that way as a coach, but that’s
the step we want to take and then
we’ll go after them.”
A&M’s women’s team placed third
in the SWC in 1986-87, one point be-
sophomore breaststroke s»
Courtney Searcy and sopk
more freestyle and butterfly swim
mer Michelle Chow.
Fiori set four school records la
year. Searcy and Chow set one is
cord apiece.
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it," Chow said. “And we might coir-1
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fought
A&M’s men’s team finish
fourth in the SWC andtheSWCfe
lays last season behind Texas, SI
and Arkansas.
"We’re in our perennial bafo
tnird and foimi
with Arkansas for
place,” Nash said. “There again in
have Texas first and SMUhasbo
pretty well entrenched in seconds
ter about 25 years of winning ik
conference before Texas tookovci'
A&M Swimming Coach Mel Nash
hind SMU. The team w'on last sea
son’s SWC Relays in Fayetteville,
Ark. This year’s SWC relays will be
Friday at A p.m. at the University of
Houston Natatorium.
Leading the women’s team will be
junior distance swimmer Suzanne
A&M’s men’s team is dosingintt
SMLi, Nash said. The teamupsetik
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Volleyballers break losing streak
defeat Rice in 3 straight games
;ss comp
In SWC c;
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(13-of-20 t
week and
By Brad Marquardt
Reporter
The alarm clock finally went off.
The Texas A&M Lady Aggie vol
leyball team woke from their mid
season slumber by overpowering the
Rice Owls 15-7, 15-6, 15-5 Wednes
day at G. Rollie White.
The Lady Aggies, 10-18, won
their first conference match by play
ing nearly flawless volleyball
through a total team effort.
The match didn’t have the indi
vidual stars, instead the team was led
by many players. Vivian Viera, Kelli
Kellen and Cheri Steensma com
bined for 24 kills and a .489 attack
percentage. Kellen and Steensma
also teamed for nine solo blocks.
“We came out with a whole differ
ent attitude, we’re just sick of lo
sing,” Steensma said. “We know we
can win if we play like a team and we
showed that tonight.”
Viera said, “We really put it to
gether and I hope it stays that way.
We did a lot of things that we were
supposed to be doing way back in
the beginning.
“It felt different out there, it was
like six people bonding together in
stead of six individuals playing.”
The Lady Aggies were in control
of the match the entire time due to
consistent blocking of the Owls’
shots.
“Things we had been working on
for months finally came together in
a match setting," Volleyball Coach
A1 Givens said. “They had five solo
blocks in a row and that’s the kind of
thing that we have been looking for
but hadn’t been happening.
“There were some really good in
dividual plays, which in turn trans
ferred into real positive team play.”
The Lady Aggies showed their
domination early in the match and
never looked back.
“The difference was that we took
control of the match early," Givens
said. “I think they came to play to
night.”
offensively and defensively," Gra
said.
With the Aggies’ 1-6 SWCreconl
Givens said the team has set k<
goals.
“Our role now is the spoiler, ok
viously the conierenti
championship is out of thepictuif
he said. “Our goal is to go unde
feated through the second I
the season and not lose to the saa
team twice.”
Givens said he was pleased ni!
the intensity the team showed dm
ing the match.
The Owls’ efforts were hindered
by the loss of junior setter Lara Ep
person, who earned all-Southwest
Conference honors last season. Ep
person left the team last week be
cause of academic reasons.
“Rice looked somewhat diso
riented, but we had a lot to do with
that because of what we were doing
“We lowered the score each
and that showed they hadalevdi
intensity that didn’t relax," theift
ond-year coach said. “All seasonn
would get ahead and relax, Jo®
the other team to come back.
“Every time we hit the court,wit
displaying that the learning istafei
place. I think they're becoming®
fortable with the system and starffi
to do some things that you have
do to win.”
The Lady Aggies will travel tofe
ton Rouge to face TulaneonFiid?
and then will play TennesseeonSa
urday.
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