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Softball team hosts UTA
BY BREE HOLZ
The Battalion
The Texas A&M Softball Team will
be in aetion at home when it battles the
University of Texas-Arlington at 6 p.m.
at the Aggie Softball
Complex.
UTA (8-12) is
eoming off of a
three-game losing
streak against
Stephen F. Austin
last weekend.
A&M coach Jo
Evans said UTA is
an offensively-sound team.
“Their offense is their strength,” she
said. “They're a good hitting team that
will steal bases and play scrappy. We ex
pect them to come out aggressive and
ready to play.”
Junior pitcher Amy Vining will take
EVANS
the mound for the Aggies as they put
their home winning streak on the line.
“It’s always great to play at home,”
Evans said. “The team always looks for
ward to playing in front of the home
crowd.”
A&M enters tonight’s game with a
10-6 record. The Aggies took second
place at the University of Nevada-Las
Vegas Tri-Toumament at the Rebel Di
amond last weekend.
A&M entered the last day of compe
tition needing to defeat the University of
Pacific to tie for the championship.
However, the Tigers scored two un
earned runs to clinch the title, 2-1. A&M
could manage only four hits in the game,
while Pacific was victorious with con
sistency.
“We didn't hit the ball well and
weren’t aggressive at the plate,” Evans
said. “They weren't flashy, but just con
sistent in executing the plays.”
Vining took the loss for the Aggies,
which gives her a 7-3 record.
The Aggies took on UNLV in their fi
nal game of the tournament. A&M
trailed the Rebels 5-3 after 3 1/2 innings,
but in the top of the fourth, the Aggies
turned up the heat when senior first base-
man Angie Long and sophomore Kelly
Ferguson tied the game with RBI singles.
With the score tied at 6 in the seventh
inning, the Rebels walked in A&M's
winning run, giving the Aggies the vic
tory, 7-6.
“Our offense got it done for us against
UNLV,” Evans said. “We had some peo
ple step up at the plate, and we had a
good combination of speed, power and
quickness which allowed us to do more
on the bases.
“All in all, 1 was very happy with out
performance in the tournament.”
The Aggies finished the tournament
with a 2-2 record.
CODY WAGES/The Battalion
The Texas A&M softball team hosts the University of Texas-Arlington
Roadrunners Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Aggie Softball Complex.
Women’s basketball team finishes season against Kansas
BY REECE FLOOD
The Battalion
The Texas A&M women’s basketball team will
hit the road to take on the University of Kansas at 7
p.m. for their last game of the season.
The Aggies (iT-14,3-12 Big 12) are coming off a
67-76 loss to the University of Texas Saturday. Al
though A&M lost its previous game, the team is rid
ing the momentum of junior forward Jaynetta Saun
ders, whd tallied 24 points against the Longhorns.
“She can be a great player, “ Texas senior Edwina
Brown said about Saunders' perfonuanee. “She can
jump out of the gym. As much athletic ability as she
has, she can do it all.”
Saunders has caught the eye of others as well. The
Kentucky native was named Big 12 Conference
Rookie of the Week for the fifth time this season.
“It feels great,” Saunders said about receiving the
award. “Its a real honor to have coaches and every
body think I'm the best newcomer in the conference.”
Saunders is averaging 15.7 points per game and
has accounted for 50 of the Aggie's 128 blocked
shots this season, but does not expect teams to fo
cus entirely on her.
“When there’s a player on the team that is doing
real good, you want to try to shut that player down,”
Saunders said. “I’m pretty sure they’re working on
plays to shut me, as well as Prissy [Sharpe], down.
“It’s not just one player. It's five of us on the court
and they can’t stop all five of us.”
Saunders is followed by senior forwards Prissy
Sharpe and Kera Alexander who are averaging 12.8
and 11.2 points per game, respectively.
The Jay hawks (19-8,10-5 Big 12) will do their best
to limit Saunders' success tonight as they try to earn
their 20th win of the season and clinch a first-round
bye in next week’s Big 12 Conference tournament.
Leading the way for Kansas is Big 12 Player of the
Year finalist Lynn Pride. Pride is averaging 17.4 points
and 8.2 rebounds a game. . - *
Saunders said this last game will be a good oppof-» ‘
tunity for the team to come together and get ready f©r* •
the upcoming tournament.
“We should go out there against Kansas mid hope-’
fully have it all together,” Saunders said. “But if not, .
win, lose or draw, I believe we'll be ready for the con- ]
ference tournament.”
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