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131-1238.
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By Stephen Boudreau
Staff writer
It took only 30 seconds for Bryn
Blalack to put the sixth-ranked
A&M soccer team ahead for good in
a 2-1 victory over 16th ranked
Stanford.
“She showed why she is a con
sensus first team Ail-American and
why she is such a weapon,” Head
Soccer Coach G. Guerrieri said.
“Not only did she do well, but every
one around her did a good job to
cover a lot of things that give her the
freedom to attack and do the things
she does so well.”
Blalack, a senior midfielder, was
the sole Big 12 representative on the
Soccer America preseason All-
America team.
After an hour and a half delay
because of lightning Tuesday night,
the game began with a sloppy first
half by both teams.
“Stanford is a quality team and
the style that they play makes it very
difficult to establish any type of pos
session or rhythm to our game,”
Guerrieri said. “So us being a little
out of control is by design by what
the Cardinals are doing.”
With the game scoreless 52 min
utes into the game, Junior Sharon
Pickering sent a corner kick to the
center of the penalty box where
Blalack headed it in to give the
Aggies the lead.
• “Sharon had been serving great
corners the whole night and I final
ly got my head on one,” Blalack
said. "Sharon and I have been work
ing on that, so it was due. It hap
pened at the right time.”
Within half a minute, Blalack
struck again.
After stealing the ball off the
Stanford kickoff, the Aggies pene
trated the Cardinal defense.
■SuphuuiuiL 1 Mill illy uavidson deliv
ered a pass to Blalack who drove the
ball up the midfield. From 15 yards
out, Blalack sent the rain soaked
crowd of 968 people into a frenzy
when she launched a shot destined
for the back of the net.
“That second goal was a bomb.
An absolute bomb,” Guerrieri said.
The back-to-back goals were the
first and second of the year for
Blalack, who is A&M’s all-time lead
ing goal scorer with 64 carreer goals.
"My role this season is not to
score goals. I’m more like the quar
terback trying to get the ball to other
people,” Blalack said. “But it does
feel good to get my first goal.”
Both teams got 14 shots off,
Stanford connecting with only one
at the 72:58 mark when Stanford
midfielder Katherine Horney snuck
one by the A&M defense and
sophomore goal keeper Melanie
Wilson. .
“Because our midfield is so
explosive and they would take the
ball on counters and penetrate into
Stanford’s area. Our defense was a
little slow in picking up,” Guerrieri
said. “If we lost the ball there was
space in between our midfield and
defense. That worked to Stanford’s
advantage.”
The victory moves A&M to a 2-0
record. This weekend the team will
be traveling to face Big 12
Conference foes Kansas and
Missouri. The next home game will
be Friday, Sept. 12, against Iowa
State at the Aggie Soccer Complex.
MSC POSTER FAIR
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Texas A&M freshman midfielder Heather Weibe and the Aggie Soccer
team defeated Stanford Tuesday night.
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