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The Battalion
Friday, February 10,1989
A&M rugby team competes in Mardi Gras tourney
The Texas A&M men’s rugby
team participated in the Mardi
Gras Tournament in Baton
Rouge, La. last weekend.
The Aggies opened the tour
nament with a 12-4 loss to Rhodes
College of Memphis, Tenn. John
Beard scored for A&M.
Then the Aggies pounded
Roger Williams College from
Rhode Island 18-4. Marty Paris,
James Goodman and Scott
Krippner all scored for A&M.
The Aggies made it two wins in
a row when they dealt Stephen F.
Austin a 12-9 loss.
In the consolation
championship, the University of
Kentucky defeated A&M 3-0.
Aggie Target Archers successful in Las Vegas
The Texas A&M Target Arch
ers participated in the Las Vegas
Shootout Feb. 3-5 against na
tional competition.
Eric Brumlow and Billy Varos
combined to place third in the
men’s team competition while
Caren Cooner and Sherrill Jar
rell paired to capture second
Jarrell set a personal record by
shooting a 272 in the competi
tion.
place in the women’s team event.
Also representing A&M in Ne
vada were Robert Hume and
Bryan Ignatow, who both set per
sonal records, and Cindy Spe-
roni, Curtis Sager and Kathy
Craig.
The Target Archers next shoot
will be Saturday when they host
the Aggie Indoor Competition.
The competition will begin at 10
a.m. in the DeWare Gymnasium.
Baseball
(Continued from page 9)
also make an impact on the team, es
pecially against SWC opponents.
The senior hit .311 in conference
games last year.
Johnson said much of the hitting
power of last year’s record 80-hom-
erun season should be present again
this year. A&M will need consistency
at the plate to overcome the other
SWC teams.
Second baseman Terry Taylor,
who led A&M with 17 homers last
year, is confident the Aggies will
have some cannons.
“We have power throughout the
lineup,” he said. “I think the two-
through-six place hitters will be close
to double figures in homeruns.”
The guns on the mound this sea
son are mostly young and inex
perienced. Randy Pryor and Scott
Centala should be called on most of
ten. As a starter, Pryor worked more
innings last year than any other
A&M pitcher, carrying an 8-4 record
and a 3.08 earned-run average.
Centala was the ace reliever with a
5-1 record and a team-leading 11
saves. Johnson is expected tom
Centala as a reliever again this it
son.
Only four of the 13 other Ajj,
pitchers lettered at A&M last v,l
which leaves Johnson not know
what to expect.
“There are a lot of questionmatij
involving the young staff,” Cent
said. “But 1 think the talent willow:
ride t he hick of experience.”
A highlight of the season lot f
Aggies will be April 14-16 wit
Texas pays a visit to Olsen K.
The third game of the series will
televised by ESPN.
If the Aggies finish in the top In
spots in the conference, the)
host the SWC tournamentat(
Field May 17-20. The next i
would be the NCAA Regiontj
Johnson said the team’s loss tot)
State-Fullerton in the final o[||
year’s South Regional is givingb
players initiative to try again.
“It’s always encouraging ^
you can go that far,” he saidrltii
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