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VIonday • October 9, 1995
Sports
Page 9 • The Battalion
Tennis team warms
up for SWC season
□ Eric Horan lost to Texas
ech's Mattis Rohlin in
the singles final.
By Kristina Buffin
The Battalion
The warmup for the South
west Conference season contin
ued this weekend for the Texas
A&M men’s tennis team at the
A&M Six-Way Invitational.
The Aggies had four singles
players advance to the quarterfi
nals — top-seeded Blake Arrant,
third-seeded Carlos Tori, Eric
Horan and Brent Horan.
Arrant and Eric Horan ad
vanced to the semifinals. Horan
defeated Arrant 6-3, 7-6 (7-5) to
move on to face Texas Tech’s
Mattis Rohlin in the final.
Horan lost in the final 6-2, 6-
3, but was happy with his play.
Although he is not making any
excuses, he attributes the deci
sive win to pure fatigue.
“I ran into tough competi
tion,” Horan said. “(Rohlin) has
experience from Sweden. I’ve
been playing a lot in the last two
weeks and had seven matches in
the last two days.”
Despite his loss in the fi
nals, Kent is excited about Ho
ran’s play.
“He played really well,”
Kent said. “He had a bunch of
matches and he is playing his
best ever.”
In doubles play, the top-seed
ed team of Arrant and Eric Ho
ran advanced to the finals, but
the fourth-seeded team lost in
the second round to Robert Bar
ry and Dieter Schwendinger of
Texas Tech, 8-4.
In the finals, Arrant and Ho
ran defeated Matthew Walsh
and Andres Urencio of TCU, 8-5.
“We have our top guys in the
lineup,” Horan said. “We have
12 good, competitive and tough
matches here. Blake and Carlos
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