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A&M spikers set for weekend match-ups
By Nick Georgandis
The Battalion
The Texas A&M women's volleyball team heads into this
weekend's matches with a sparkling 18-4 record and squares off
with a pair of teams headed in totally opposite directions.
Tonight at 7 p.m., the Lady Aggies battle the red-hot North
ern Illinois Huskies at G. Rollie White Coliseum. The Huskies
have a record of 15-2 and are riding a 12-game winning streak.
They have not lost a single game in their last nine matches.
Lady Aggie head coach Laurie Corbelli said she believes this
match-up will help show how good A&M is performing right
now.
"(The Huskies) are a real solid team, with a very fast offense
and very good ball control," Corbelli said. "They have played
tough with some very good teams. We know they're consid
ered to be very good.
"We have not risen to the occasion like we would have liked
to against better teams. It's a significant non-conference match
for us."
Saturday, the Lady Aggies will host the Northeast Louisiana
Lady Indians at 7 p.m. The Indians will enter the game with a
dismal 5-17 record.
However, senior outside hitter Sheila Morgan said she thinks
the Lady Indians will be tougher than their current record indi
cates.
"I think they will coxpe in here and play us really well," Mor
gan said. "Anybody who plays us, no matter who they are,
when they see that Aggie maroon, they want to beat us."
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TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
College Station, Texas 77843-1227
Congratulations to the Class of 1995 Ross Volunteers
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Blake, Brenton
Bateman, Walter
Battenfield, Jason
Belknap, Donald
Bhavsar, Amit
Brian, Clinton
Bronaugh, Casey
Burnett, Chad
Campbell, Daniel
Casanova, Mark
Carroll, Wade
Crouch, Mark
Crump, Jason
Cyrier, John
Davis, Robert
Densmore, Matthew
DiCuffa, Anthony
House, Samuel
Hudson, Kyle
Huff, Kyle
Hughes, Patrick
Jackson, Jimmy
Jeffrey, Mark
Johns, Wade
Jones, Michael Jr.
Kelm, Charles
Killian, Michael
Lang, Joel
Lewis, James
Lock, Sam
Manias, Pete
Nava, Juan
Neander, Robert
Oliphant, Eric
Faulkner, Christopher Oliver, William
Ficke, Christopher
Fisher, Kelly
Fletcher, Daniel
Fritcher, Seth
Heath, Jeffrey
Ortiz, Osvaldo
Parker, Kevin
Payne, Jason
Phillips, Stephen
Powers, Shawn
Reininger, Terrance
Reyes, Jaime
Ridgeway, Jason
Rodriquez, Luis III
Sample, Roderick
Santana, Jaime
Segrest, Matthew
Shopp, Ryan
Simmons, Michael
Smith, Grant
Sollock, Ryan
Sutherland, Patrick
Swindle, Kail
Taylor, Brian
Thompson, Kevin
Torn, Scott
Tortorice, Joseph III
Vega, Sergio, Jr.
Watjus, Scott
Williams, Michael
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