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1955-1997
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S The Battalion
PORTS
Thursday • October 9.
Aggies defeat UH Coug
Travis V. Dabney
Staff writer
The University of Hous
ton Cougars Volleyball
Team realized it was in for
a tough night after serving
the first side out directly
into the back of Cougar
middle hitter Jenny Kniss.
The Cougars recovered
from that embarrassment
and rallied to give the
Texas A&M Volleyball
Team a tough battle, but
never mustered enough
to gain a victory in any
single game.
The Aggies swept the
Cougars by scores of 15-8,
15-7 and 15-1.
The 12th Man was also
out in force on last night
as 1,274 Aggies came out
to G. Rollie White Colise
um and cheered on the
Aggie Volleyball Team.
“The 12th Man really
helped out a ton
tonight,” coach Laurie
Corbelli said. “Our crowd
was really fired up and it
distracted the young UH
team, no doubt.”
In game one the
Cougars stayed close with
some superb defense and
strong offensive play by
Emily Leffers and Jenny
Kniss. Midway through
game one, the smiles on
Farah Mensik, outsij
ter Cindy LothspeiJ
outside hitter
Smedsrud led the]
to a strong comebaj
a 15-7 win.
Game three sav j
gies come out
solutely dominaiil
Cougars. AftertheC
put one point
board, theAggiest;
unanswered
complete the swetjl 00 i s a]
Aggies wereledinH. 40tU]
three by somein^ •
serving by Mensik.
“That is the fit
rtion an
R0NY ANGKRIWAN/The Battalion
Senior Kristie Smedsrud spikes a ball iagainst UH.
die Aggies faces had turned
to looks of intensity.
But the Aggies were led
to victory by senior Jen
nifer Wells. She picked up
the Aggies when the score
was 7-7 and led them with
some strong serves as well
as timely kills.
“We have been extra
fired up at the start of
games here of late,” Wells
said. “We like to get that
early lead and set the pace
for the match.”
In game two the Aggies
again struggled to gain a
tight hold of the Cougars
due to some excellent de
fense. UH’s blocking
schemes appeared to be
very effective in keeping
the Aggies offense at bay.
After the Aggies had fallen
behind, a trio of Aggies se
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round in third place, butmovec.Jbligatory
spite shooting a 34-over-par
“I couldn’t believe that a
moved us up but the course
up rediculously hard and it
ty windy,” A&M Coach Jeanne
land said. “They had everypin
on a slope. I saw three playersi
put from three feet.”
Sophomore Anne Beckertei
charge for the Aggies |
overall with an 11-over-par221.
Other Aggie notables were s;'
Jamie Hullett who tied for lltli
Isabella Rosberg at 14th (2!
Aurora Kirchner at 28th (241)
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The Texas A&M Men’s Cross '
try Team added another title to [
of victories for the 1997 seasojj
a title win at the North TexasP-
trict meet on Friday.
Scott Lengefeld led the w#
Aggies who beat their closest
petitor Louisiana State Univeis
56 points. Lengefeld won hiss*^
strait individual title by covert
five mile loop in just 25:32.
Finishing behind Lengefelij
Stephen Erath, James Men:
John Montgomery, and Christii
ricksen who finished third,
fifth, and ninth respectively.
“The men beat a very strong
and they did so convincing!!
though I believe they can radfl
Hinze said. “The team is cort
its highest mileage trainings
consequently we have somef
nursing injuries and illnesses. 1
us to come out and run like"!
even though we weren’t clicks!
cylinders, proves we are at#
pable of qualifying for the NCA ! |