■riday • September 9, 1994
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SPORTS
The B attalion • Page 9
Soccer to face No. 1 N. Carolina
Stewart Doreen
The Batialion
The Texas A&M women’s
soccer team, in only its second
season, faces its toughest test
to date when they take on
eight-time defending national
champion North Carolina and
20th-ranked Maryland in two
games this weekend in Dallas.
“North Carolina and Mary
land are probably two of the
oest coached teams in the coun
try, “ Texas A&M head coach
Gerald Guerrieri said. “I just
hope our players will be ready
to meet the challenge of playing
to their potential.”
The Aggies, 2-0, will be led
Dn offense by their strong mid-
fielding corps, led by junior
midfielder Corie Hammers.
Hammers is A&M’s scoring
leader in the young season,
with three goals and one assist.
The defense, however, might be
the key to the Aggies’ success
this weekend.
“We have really good defend
ers,” senior keeper Michelle
Crofts said. “They played well
against New Mexico and Cente
nary without giving them a
chance to take a shot. If they
can keep up the pressure, high
pressure, we can do it.”
The Aggies are coming off a
strong performance in the
Plano Labor Day Invitational
last weekend. Senior Anna
Whitehead sees the Carolina
game as a challenge, and is
looking to meet that challenge
head on.
“It’s going to be the game of
a lifetime,” Whitehead said.
“They’re (North Carolina) just
legends, and we just need to
forget about that part and play
our hearts out.”
North Carolina, winner of
11 of the 12 NCAA women’s
soccer titles, comes into Fri
day’s game with a 83-match
winning streak. The Tar
Heels, arguably one of the
greatest collegiate sports’ dy
nasties, have lost once in the
past eight years, an overtime
loss to the University of Con
necticut in 1990.
Anson Dorrance, in his 16th
season as the Tar Heel head
coach, boasts a career record
of 300-8-9. The Tar Heels fea
ture three-time All-America
midfielder Tisha Venturini,
senior goal keeper Shelley
Finger and sophomore forward
Debbie Keller, the team’s lead
ing scorer.
The Maryland Terrapins, 1 -1,
started the season with a 2-0
loss to the Tar Heels. They re
turn eight starters from the
team that finished last year at
13-5-2. April Heinrichs, a UNC
graduate, leads the Terrapins in
her fourth season as head coach.
“Back when it was a non
scholarship team, we had noth
ing,” Whitehead said. “I’ve
come all the way with the pro
gram and never dreamed of
this when I first started play
ing here. It is a dream come
true to play North Carolina.
We’re going to go into it with
nothing to lose.”
Carrie ThompsonrTHE Battalion
Sunny McConnell practices her goal
keeping techniques.
Match Up
Dave
Winder
Nick
Georgandis
Drew
Diener
Stewart
Doreen
Tom
Day
Kim
McGuire
Mark
Smith
Heather
Winch
Rob
Clark
Stew
Milne
Comment
A&M vs. OU
A&M
A&M
A&M
OU
A&M
A&M
A&M
A&M
OU
A&M
A&M-OU Pt.2: 'The Revenge
Rice vs. Tulnne
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Owls surf Green Wave
Texas vs. Louisville
Texas
Texas
Louisville
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Cards run wild; Horns win
UCLA vs. SMU
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
Ponies get Stoked by Bruins
New Mexico vs. TCU
TCU
N. Mexico
TCU
TCU
N. Mexico
TCU
TCU
N. Mexico
N. Mexico
TCU
Frogs boto Lobos ....
La. Tech vs. Houston
La. Tech
Houston
La. Tech
La. Tech
Houston
Houston
Houston
La. Tech
La. Tech
La. Tech
Bulldogs pass Cougars' test
San lose St. vs. Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Baylor
Spartans just can’t Bear it
Cowboys vs. Oilers
Cowboys
Oilers
Cowboys
Cowboys
Buckyi!
Cowboys
Oilers
Cowboys
Cowboys
Cowboys
Cody or Bucky; Who cares?
Notre Dame vs. Michigan
Michigan
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Irish shoulder above ....
Penn St. vs. USC
Penn St.
use
use
Penn St.
Penn St.
use
Penn St.
Penn St.
Penn St.
Penn St.
Patemo's pants scare Trojans
Georgia vs. Tennessee
Georgia
Georgia
Tennessee
Tennesee
Tennesee
Georgia
Tennessee
Georgia
Tennessee
Georgia
Zeier vs. roving QB’s ....
Chiefs vs. 49ers
Chiefs
Chiefs
49ers
49ers
Chiefs
49ers
49ers
Chiefs
49ers
49ers
Rice vs Montana: Why?
Last week
7-5
7-5
9-3
9-3
8-4
8-4
6-6
8-4
9-3
7-5
78-42
Overall
7-5
7-5
9-3
9-3
8-4
8-4
6-6
8-4
9-3
7-5
78-42
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