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A g volleyball team
takes all in tourney
bybree HOLZ
Fhe Battalion
swJpu,?S, A&M v °'leybailTeam
AggSvoiWh 0 !?^ 118 to win the GTE
gies extended their nine-match win
seafo S n reak t0 improve ^ 9-1 on the
ver^Th^^ 1 " 18 Santa c,ara Uni-
University^^owa^is^is^s^s^
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next opponent
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Senior outside h ltte J c w jth six
Strickland led the A^ ie ® c e ii a
kills, and senior outside hi mid
Howes recorded 11 digs. Se™ four
die blocker Lauri Leahy P°
blocks for A&M. ne r or .
A&M volleyball coach Lam*
belli said the team had to work hard
to develop its normal rhythn •
•They were serving high and
deep, which slowed our often ,
said. “We picked up our rhy
the match went on and were
minimize our hitting errors.
The Aggies downed U n,ver ) fj
Georgia/^-ll, 15-5,15-12, m their fi
nal match of the tournament rr y
University of Missouri Tigers
Wednesday, 7 p.m
G. Rollie White Colise um
night.
The Georgia Bulldogs scored
first point of the first game on a kui,
but the Aggies bounced back with
seven straight points and kills by se
nior middle blocker Amber Wooisey
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Incidents
nders tha
n 8 a me one, Iowa jumped to a 5-
l lead, but the Aggies answered by
sconng 13 straight points to take a 14-
5 lead. Iowa scored two more points,
but an ace by sophomore outside hit-
ter ^^ SOn ended the first game.
The Aggies hit .135 in the first
game, compared to Iowa's .186. But
the Aggies quickly found their rhythm
in game two,' and hit .643 to the
Hawkeyes .174 to bring the second
game to a fast close.
The Aggies jumped to an 8-3 lead
in the third game and then scored the
final seven points without a sideout
to end the match. The Aggies outhit
Iowa in the third game .375 to -.028.
and Strickland.
A huge block by Wooisey and
sophomore setter Jenna Moskovic
put the Aggies up 9-3. But three con
secutive kills by the Bulldogs cut the
lead to 9-6 which forced the first A&M
timeout. Kills from Wooisey and
Leahy and an ace by Moskovic raised
the score to 13-7.
Georgia managed to score four
more points on Aggie hitting errors
and net violations. But the Aggie
blocking prevailed as Leahy posted a
block to score game point and
Wooisey and Strickland teamed up
with another block to end game one.
Georgia jumped to a quick 2-0
lead in the second game, but the Ag
gies rallied six straight points with
monster blocks by Leahy and kills
by Gibson.
With the score at 6-2, the Bulldogs
called a timeout to slow the Aggie mo-
lirit is, the
CODYWAOESffl.« efield of ,
Senior middle blocker Amber Wooisey (left) and senior outside One gi
Celia Howes (right) go up for a block against Santa Clara in the; stereotyped
first match of the GTE Aggie Volleyball Classic on Thursday nigt: hire at Texa
m He Corps o
mentum. However, the Aggies did not
* e t up, and kills by Wooisey, Gibson
and Strickland gave the Aggies an 11-
2 lead.
A&M scored game point on a Gib
son kill, and a Georgia hitting error
brought game two to a close.
Game three began with a defen
sive stop by the Bulldogs. Georgia
scored three of their first four points
of the game by blocking the Aggie at
tacks and forcing a timeout.
Nothing could trigger the Aggie
offense, and another timeout was
taken with A&M down 1-8. Never
theless, a towering block by Wooisey
and Moskovic sparked the offense
and cut the lead 6-10.
The Aggies began finding holes in
the Bulldog defense, and the smart
placement of tips tied thesccfc stereotyi
Howes aced Georgia forga: • i ate an
and Gibson ended thegaiKl 1 ;
match with a kill J^ge it do,
"You have t 0 J li3vea P , « students
knows how to rebound a Q -p S 0 ff en
their cool and Know L cldet wonu
momentum back," Cob:- j| ea l 0 f beh
“That’s what I m mostproi;.B Non-reg
this match.” Be Corps a
Wooisey led all nittfr
kills and a .533 hittingpe* p ar tj e
while Moskovic recorded: j 0
Woolsey was named .V' B ac j e conn:
tournament. She hit .397oveM at j nc i uc i {
averaged 4.00 kills and L: ft, j n t i ie q
per game. dunning"
Also named to the ^Meant it in
ment team was Moskovx® Even if e
land and Leahy. Corps does
Aggies fall to Irish, defeat Commodores at Adidas
■ersonal opi
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BY REECE FLOOD
The Battalion
The Texas A&M Soccer Team traveled to
Klein, Texas, this weekend for the Adidas Col-
lege Classic, where they were outscored by the
University of Notre Dame, 1-0, Friday but de
feated Vanderbilt University, 5-1, yesterday.
The Aggies and the Irish were unable to
produce many scoring opportunities in their
defensive-oriented game, combining for only
eight shots on goal.
Midway through the first half, Notre Dame
midfielder Jenny Streiffer scored the only goal
of the game, giving the Irish a one-goal lead.
The Aggies regrouped at halftime and came
out with a resurgence of energy and aggres
siveness they had not shown earlier in the
game, pressuring their opponent and keeping
the ball on Notre Dame’s side of the field.
A&M soccer coach G. Guerrieri said he was
impressed with the team’s response in the sec
ond half.
“I thought we made some good adjust
ments at halftime,” he said. “And the players
came out and played without abandonment in
the second half and showed a lot of what
we’re capable of doing.”
The Aggies bounced back in Sunday’s
game against Vanderbilt with a 5-1 victory. Ju
nior forward Nickey Thrasher scoi#l
two goals of the game to give
l eac T _
Junior midfielder Allison
man forward Heather Ragsdale
for the Aggies to continue the dwre?
Sophomore defender Laurie Lovoiili
able to place the ball in the back of lit
her first goal of the season.
A&M played all 26 players in theii
over Vanderbilt.
The Aggie defense also had a v
they held the Lady Commodores tool
en shots, tvhile the offense was able
the ball 22 times.
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