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Wednesday • September 11, 1996
Deja Vu
lead Coach G. Guerrieri returns to alma mater as
&M soccer faces Tulsa in fourth straight road game
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The Bait align
After coming out the victor in
o Central Region games last
ekend, the Texas A&M Soccer
is out to show the nation
io truly deserves to be in the top
polls and in the national cham-
mship finals December 6-8 in
nta Clara, Calif.
Though it was difficult to stay
the road for four days, the
gies kicked and scored its way
a 3-0 record, dropping
nderbilt University 4-1 Sept. 6,
d then squeaking by the
iversity of Alabama 2-1 in over-
te play two days later.
These impressive perfor-
mces earned the team a No. 8
among the nation’s best
ms in the Soccer America Poll,
d a No. 9 ranking in the USA
day Coaches Poll.
Despite their newfound nation-
publicity, the Aggies are taking
h game in stride while prepar-
forits Big 12 Conference open-
against the University of Kansas
home on Friday.
But before the Jayhawks come
ding, the team must beat the
liversity of Tulsa today at 3 p.m.
Oklahoma.
While A&M Head Coach G.
lerrieri said he is slightly biased
a Tulsa alum, he challenged his
im to keep improving and not to
;eTulsa lightly.
"This is going to be a tough game
ainst a very experienced team,”
lerrieri said. “This is probably the
;gest game on Tulsa’s schedule, so
ey will be even more motivated to
at us. Not only are they highly
Fii.e Photo
Sophomore forward Nicole Shook looks to cross the ball in a
game against Texas Tech last season.
motivated, but they also have a
good midfield.’’
Because Tulsa is unranked and
fairly unknown on the national
scene, senior forward Yvette Older
said the team does not know what
to expect.
“We really do not know any-
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Smith
Continued from Page 11
suffered a season-ending liga
ment tear which forced her to
redshirt this season.
Scoring Machine
Blalack leads the team with
five goals and one assist, and is
on track to become the first-
ever A&M player to ever lead
the team in scoring for' four
straight seasons.
Getting Defensive
Freshman goalkeeper
Melanie Wilson got the go-
ahead to start just two games
into her college career follow
ing a stellar performance
against 17th-rankedVanderbilt.
Wilson allowed just one goal in
90 minutes of play against the
Commodores. In addition,
Wilson started in a teeth-
clenching Alabama game and
played for what seemed an
endless 120 minutes allowing
only one goal.
Currently, Wilson leads the
Aggies in the goal tending area
after playing 255 total minutes,
racking up 10 saves and posting
an impressive 0.71 goals-
against average.
On the Shelf
Joining Csizmadia on the
A&M injury list is sophomore
forward Nicole Shook, who also
must sit out the season because
of ligament tears in her right
knee. In addition, sophomore
defender Linda Castillejos is
sidelined for two weeks with a
knee injury suffered during an
Aug. 16 squad scrimmage,
freshman midfielder Heather
Bertone is out with a strained
thigh, and senior goalkeeper
Sunny McConnell is recovering
from an illness.
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