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The No. 19 Texas A&M Volleyball team will travel to
Utah this weekend to face No.23 Brigham Young and
the Utah Utes.
Tonight the Lady Aggies will be in Provo to play the
BYU Cougars at 8:30 p.m. They will then travel to Salt
Lake City to face the Utah Utes at 8:00 p.m. Saturday.
Brigham Young is 11-9 overall and is ranked 23rd
in the nation. As a team the Cougars are hitting .192
and are averaging 15.04 kills, 16.07 digs, and 3.53
blocks per game while holding their opponents to a
.135 hitting percentage, 13.21 kill average and 15.26
digs and 2.48 blocks per game.
The Cougars are led by 6-1 middle blocker Amy
Steele who averages a team high 1.69 blocks, .277 hit
ting percentage and 3.9 kills per game.
The Utah Utes are led by Amanda Van Schalkwyk
who leads the Utes team with a .258 hitting efficiency
and 1.27 blocks per game. The Utes are hitting .192
and averaging 15.13 kills, 14.79 digs and 2.74 blocks
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The Lady Aggies improved their record to 15-4, 6-1
after defeating the University of Houston Cougars (15-
12, 15-12, 15-8) Wednesday night at G. Rollie White
Coliseum.The Lady Aggies are second in the Southwest
Conference behind No.8 Texas but will have a chance
to tie for the lead with a win over the Longhorns on
Nov. 6.
Outside hitter Andrea Williams and middle blocker
Page White lead the SWC in hitting efficiency with
.315 and .311 marks, respectively. Middle blocker
Cindy VanderWoude is ranked fourth in the SWC with
a .295 hitting percentage in all matches played and
leads the SWC in conference matches only with a .424
hitting percentage.
The Lady Aggies lead the league in hitting efficiency
(.286), kills per game (18.86) and assists per game
(16.95).
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UH, 56-11
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seven for 166 yards as
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prepares to knock the ball over the net against UH.
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As the team’s top runner,
Etchberger feels some pres
sure to perform at a high lev
el. However, she said any
heat she feels is due to the
expectations she places on
herself.
“I put most pressure on
myself,” Etchberger said. “I
set high goals and only ex
pect the best of myself. I
don’t feel it from anyone
else.”
“She’s very conscientious
of how people perceive her,”
Hinze said. “She tries not to
come off as too standoffish
and her teammates really
admire her.”
For all her success in run
ning, Etchberger said there
are several variables that
can aid her cause in meets.
For instance, weather can
have an influence on her re
sults.
“I love cold weather,”
Etchberger said. “A lot of
people don’t like it, but I’ve
had some of my best meets
in cold weather.”
On Monday, Etchberger
and the cross country team
will compete in the South
west Conference Champi-
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sixth at the Champions!
and will contend again in
this, her final season, for an
All-SWC medal.
“It’s no big secret that
she’s one of my favorite run
ners on the team, and I wish
for her to go out with all the
accolades and honors that
she can possibly earn,” Hinze
said.
“It would mean a great
deal to me (winning a
medal)," Etchberger said.
“I’ve worked hard the past
four years and it would be a
nice ending to my collegiate
cross country career.”
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