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The stage is set for the Texas
A&M Cross Country Team to make
a statement at the North Texas In
vitational today in Denton.
A&M Head
Coach Greg Hinze
said that although
both the Aggie
men and women
had good show
ings at the Rice
Invitational two
weeks ago, there
were some things
that needed to be
addressed to con
tinue their suc
cess in Denton.
One of Hinze’s
“After two weeks
of good work, I'm
looking forward
to a good team
showing at North
Texas.”
main concerns
about the men’s squad was the
lack of upper class leadership up
to this point in the season.
“Our juniors and seniors have
to carry the load if we are going to
be a good team consistently
throughout the year,” Hinze said.
Sophomore Scott Lengefeld
said the upperclassmen have re
sponded to their coach’s concern
and have taken leadership roles.
Greg Hinze
Head cross country coach
“Our upperclassmen have
stepped up their performances
in the practices since Rice,”
Lengefeld said. “After having two
weeks of good work, I’m looking
forward to a good team showing
at North Texas.”
Hinze said the
women’s team is in
a different situa
tion than the
men’s. Its problem
isn’t leadership,
Hinze said, but
lack of experience.
Sophomore
Amy Stanberry
said the team’s
freshmen have
been slow in ma
turing but have
picked up their in
tensity since the
Rice meet.
"I expected our freshmen to be
at a higher level at the meet in
Houston,” Stanberry said. “But
our workouts since then have
been constantly improving. I’m
excited about this weekend be
cause the younger girls are ready
to perform.”
Hinze said today’s meet is the
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against North Texas Thursday afternoon.
Aggies’ chance to show they can and women need thismef
successfully compete against
some of the nation’s top individu
als and teams.
“This meet gives us an oppor
tunity to race against some peo
ple that we’ll be competing at na
tionals with,” Hinze said.
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gauge their progress sinceo
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Do
minique Wilkins, whose quest for a
championship was finally fulfilled
last season in Greece after 13 years
with the Atlanta Hawks, Los Ange
les Clippers and Boston Celtics, is
coming back to the NBA.
The San Antonio Spurs an
nounced Thursday
they’d reached a
verbal agreement
with Wilkins that
would allow the
high-scoring, high
flying forward to
return to the Unit
ed States after one year with
Panathinaikos Athens of the
Greek League.
“It’s awesome. I don’t know
how we managed to pull this off,”
Spurs forward Sean Elliott told
television station KSAT.
“But that’s good news for us.
When I was a rookie, (he) used to
give me fits. But the second or
third year, he’d score 40 points on
me. And Tm just happy to have
him on my side now.”
Details of the agreement were
not released.
“He’ll look forward to plying
on a team like this,” said Coach
Bob Hill. “He’ll
benefit and hope
fully we’ll benefit.”
The 6-foot-8,
215-pound Wilkins
becomes the NBAs
active scoring leader
with 25,389 points, which ranks
eighth all-time. He’s averaged 25.8
points, 6.8 rebounds and 1.36 steals
over 984 games.
“We are extremely fortunate to
have the opportunity to sign a
player like Dominique at this
point in time,” said Spurs general
manager Gregg Popovich.
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Colorado enters the match
with a two-game winning
streak, and is well-rested follow
ing a week-long break.
The Aggies Sunday oppo
nent, OSU, has a record of 6-2-1
and a 0-2-1 record in the Big 12,
while the Lady Sooners have yet
to win a game.
Despite their meager records,
junior midfielder Sonia Ibanez
said the Aggies are not expect
ing these games to be any differ
ent than the others.
“We don’t know anything
about these teams, so we just
have to take one game at a
time,” Ibanez said. “I think if we
improve our communication
and open up for each other, we
will be unstoppable. Hopefully
we will beat them all."
The Aggies do have
vantage heading intoiliii
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of their weekend
are in the midst of their
gural season
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every gat
despite
record,"
Guerrieii
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cus on working harder than
opponent so that it all fall
line. 1 expect them all to get
hind their home crowds and
get numbers behind thebal
that we can’t use our speed.
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