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The Texas A&M Volleyball Team
handed the Oklahoma University
Sooners their sixth loss of the season
by defeating them 15-7,15-10,15-5 in
front of a crowd of 1,512 at G. Rollie
White Coliseum Saturday night.
The Aggies move to 13-3 on the
season and 4-2 in Big 12 Confer
ence play.
Senior middle blocker Amber
Woolsey scored the first point of the
first game with a kill, but the Sooners
jumped to a quick 3-2 lead on two
A&M errors and a service ace.
The Aggies responded by scoring
the next five points, with kills from
senior outside hitter Summer Strick
land and sophomore outside hitter
Michelle Cole.
The Sooners called a timeout with
the Aggies out in front, 7-3. Sopho
more setter Jenna Moskovic record
ed a kill and Woolsey aced Oklahoma
to move the score to 11-3.
However, the Sooners did not
give up, and two services aces cut
the score to 12-6. The Aggies an
swered by scoring game point on a
Moskovic kill and an A&M block
ended game one.
A&M and Oklahoma started game
two by trading points before Okla
homa took a 7-5 lead and forced an
Aggie timeout. Senior outside hitter
Celia Howes scored the next point on
a kill, but the Sooners responded with
a kill of their own.
Strickland took matters into her
own hands and recorded two kills
and a block assist to put the Aggies
up 10-9. The Sooners could manage
only one more point before another
Howes kill ended the second game.
Game three began much the same
as game two with the Aggies and
Sooners trading points early on. The
Aggies took a 6-3 advantage on a kill
by junior middle blocker Heather
McWhirter.
After a Sooner timeout,
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to give the Aggies a 9-5 lead. The
Sooners were stuck at five, and the
Aggies ended the game and match on
a McWhirter kill.
Senior middle blocker Lauri Leahy
and Strickland each recorded 10 kills,
while Howes added nine. Strickland
also posted a match-high 19 digs.
Woolsey went down midway
through the second game with a
sprained left angle. The Aggies, how
ever, did not falter due to Woolsey’s
injury.
"As a team, we pulled together,”
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where if we have one person go
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