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The Battalion
Friday, April 19,
Friday, Ap
Lady Aggies, Young dominate SWT
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By Craig Wilson
The Battalion
KARL STOLLEIS/The Battalion
A&M pitcher Miss! Young pitches during an extra inning game against the
SWT Lady Bobcats Thursday. Young tossed a no-hitter in the second game
of the doubleheader, which was the Lady Aggies last home for the year.
Missy Young is queen of the
hill.
The softball hill, that is.
By picking up 1-0 and 8-0 vic
tories in Thursday's double-
header for the Lady Aggies
against Southwest Texas State,
Young reached the 30-win pla
teau for the season.
The Bobcats dropped to 16-30
for the year.
The first shutout for the Lady
Ags (40-12) was an extra-inning
pitcher's duel until the ninth.
Dawn Wuthrich started things
off with a bunt single off Bobcat
loser Karen Taylor. After Mich
elle Mayfield reached on an error
that pushed Wuthrich to second,
Jennifer McFalls singled home
the winning run.
Lady Aggie starting pitcher
Dana Mitchell went seven and
one-third innings, scattering five
hits and walking one. She was
relieved by Young in the eighth
with one out and received a no
decision.
"We've worked really hard the
last few days, and you can really
see it," said Lady Aggie head
coach Bob Brock. "It's a shame
that Dana pitched so well the
first game and we can't seem to
get any runs.
The bats started making noise
early in Game Two, comple
menting a no-hitter by Young.
Mayfield had a one-out Bunt
single in the first to get the bal
rolling.
McFalls doubled to send May
field home for a 1-0 lead.
Meanwhile, Young struck two |
out in the first to start her domi
nance.
The second inning saw|
Rhonda Halpert single before,
two outs later, Barbara Kajs sin
gled to put runners at first and
second.
A two-run error by Bobcat I
first-baseman Terrie Keeling]
made the lead 3-0.
In the third, McFalls singled j
and moved to second on a F
cat error on a Karen Kalhoeferl
ground ball. The runners tagge
to second and third on a fly oi
by Halpert.
Stacey Lucas then singled I
bring the runners home foraM |
lead.
The onslaught ended in the |
sixth with the Aggies scoring
three more runs.
The Bobcats decided not
continue the game in the sixl
and are now 1-25 against the I
Lady Ags in the series.
Young ended her no-hitter |
with eight strikeouts in six in
nings.
"Tm always pleased with ante
hitter," Young said. "I felt pretty
good all the way."
"Missy was able to rest,'
Brock said. "She had a little bitof
a sore arm and she came bad
and threw real strong."
New coaches adjusting to Aggie system
By Scott Wudel
The Battalion
Three new coaches are spend
ing spring practice adjusting to
A&M while their players are
busy adjusting to them.
David Culley, Shawn Slocum
and Trent Walters are three new
faces on Texas A&M head foot
ball coach R.C. Slocum's re
vamped coaching staff.
Culley will fill the gap at re
ceiver coach, Walters will work
with the secondary, and the
young Slocum will work with
the tight ends.
Slocum said it won't take long
for the three new coaches to get
comfortable with the team.
"With football coaches, the
kind of guys we hire here, its a
matter of converting terminolo-
the elder Slocum said,
hey know the plays that we
run."
Culley came to A&M from the
University of Texas-El Paso. He
considers the change a good ca
reer move.
"This is a unique place, a won
derful place," Culley said. "In
this profession you want to get
to the point where every time
ou go out to play a game you
ave a chance to win — this is
one of the few places."
The new coach has one of the
hardest tasks during spring —
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Walters said a coaching philos
ophy based on his military bad
ground should fit in well at |
A&M.
"If we 'prepare proper pnoi |
planning, it will prevent poe:|
performance.'"
Effort is the secret to
Slocum's i
coaching philosophy.
Whether you play on otfensa,
defense, special teams, it
ultimate effort," Slocum
"Effort is bottomline."
DOUGLAS PILS/The Battalion
New receivers coach David Culley throws a pass to redshirt freshman Ryan
Matthews during A&M’s spring drills. Culley, Trent Walters (secondary) and
oachinq staff.
Shawn Slocum (tight ends) are new additions to the Aggie coaching
Slocum took the job under te
father after coaching at F
burgh. He said working forhii |
father was no different
working for anyone else.
"He's dad when I see hir
the field," he said. "But when|
it's time to work, he's the best.”
The younger Slocum is a 198
graduate of A&M. Taking the jot I
here was like coming homefo:
him.
r
h
putting together a receiver core
that has a total of one season of
experience among them.
He recalled the first day he
saw improvement in one of his
players — redshirt freshman
Brian Mitchell.
"That was the first time since
I've been here I felt like I had
coached, like I had earned my
money," he said.
Culley looks for consistency
while teaching the fundamen
tals.
"At UTEP I always had guys
with experience, I didn't have to
coach them," he explained. "I
just made sure I didn't mess
them up."
Walters coached at University
of Louisville before moving to
Aggieland almost three weeks
ago.
"I'm pleased with the players
development," Walters said.
"They had to accustom them
selves to a new defensive backs'
coach, and I had to learn them."
"It's really a lot of fun because|
I bleed maroon," Slocum said/
want to do a good job, but being I
at A&M makes it something!
special."
Slocum doesn't mind beini
the youngest coach on the stal
because he can learn from tlif[
other coaches' years of expen j
ence.
"That's where it's beneficial tel
me," he said. "I learn somethin;|
new everyday."
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