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SAN ANTONIO — The competition is familiar — the San Anto
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their NBA season Friday night.
But oh, how things change.
For the first time in nearly two years the Spurs are entering a
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The Warriors, though, are hobbled in a big way.
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They're a very good team. They missed some players last year and
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fer him a guaranteed contract.
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said in Thursday's San Antonio Express-News.
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A&M head golf coach Bob Ellis c
is excited about the tournament ™ a g e0 nal
and his team's chances. _ y,
"I think the way we played at m of the
Stanford should give us a boost of e
confidence," Ellis said. "The |y e ]j ^ ,
Penick will be a preview of the p ow
conference championship next ^should J
spring since all eight conference ^
schools are competing."
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freshman forward Yvette Okler Wnistratic
and freshman goalkeeper Sunny [ ^ n § t0 S e
McConnell helped Texas A&M profession;
win 13 of their last 15 games. Ok
ler scored four goals against the
University of Texas and was a key
in the win over the University of
New Mexico last weekend during
the Aggieland Invitational, win
ning the first-year A&M tourna
ment's offensive Most Valuable
Player Award.
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did. I didn't think we were going
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(and) as my self confidence im
proved, my play got better."
McConnell was one of the
biggest question marks for the
Lady Aggies Guerrieri said.'
"I knew her (McConnell) for a
few years, and I had some con
cerns about her play," he said.
"But all the shortcomings that we
thought she had, she more than
overcame them."
McConnell said that her play
improved because she had to bat
tle with her backups all year to
keep her job.
She said that she was pleased
that her hard work paid off when
she was chosen to the Aggieland
Invitational All-Tournament
team.
Guerrieri said that the 2-0 win
over the University of New Mexi
co at the Aggieland Invitational
gave Texas A&M national recog
nition.
"That was a matchup between
the top two first-year teams in the
nation," he said. "And we domi-
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that two walk-on forwards junior
Anna Whitehead and freshman
Kristen Koop made big contribu
tions for the Lady Aggies.
Because the Lady Aggies will
only lose senior Rennie Rebe from
this year's squad, which is ranked
10th in the NCAA south region,
Guerrieri said he is optimistic
about next years' team.
"Our recruiting is going well.
We expect to sign five of the top
seven recruits in Texas," he said.
"And if we sign them, next year
we will be on the bubble to make
the NCAA playoffs.
"But in two years we will be
true playoff contenders."
Rebe said she will miss the
team, but is confident that in 10
years Texas A&M will have the
best women's soccer program in
the nation.
Guerrieri agrees with Rebe,
and said that the Lady Aggies are
on a pace to be a perennial soccer
power.
"The chances of a national title
in 10 years is not unrealistic."
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