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A&M Volleyball —
The nationally-ranked
Lady Aggies endured an
emotional roller coaster in
1996, finishing 25-8.
A&M advanced to the
second-round of the
NCAA Tournament for a
program-record fourth
consecutive year.
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A&M Soccer — Members of
the Texas A&M Soccer Team cele
brate a goal against Baylor. The Ag
gies spent the season at the top of
the national polls and finished with
a record of 19-4. However, their
dream season ended on a bitter
note with a first-round, home loss
in the NCAA Championships.
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