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BY BLAINE DIONNE The Battalion After their most successful road trip of the season, the Texas A&M women’s tennis team returns to the friendly confines of the Varsity Tennis Center Wednesday to face off with Southern Methodist University. After posting three straight wins over the past week on the road against the University of Nebraska, Texas Tech University and the Uni versity of Colorado, the Aggies are in the mid dle of their longest winning streak of the year. More important to their postseason interests, however, the wins gave them a 7-1 Big 12 Con ference record and a tie for third place in the conference standings. "SMU is a good, solid team. I think it is going to be a test. ..." KLEINECKE TUDENTS' Star! ‘P* .‘«R Scholarships ava-ialx riiFdmale black lab near University Dairy. 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Freshman Cassie Haas said the team had unique challenges they normally would not have to deal with while in Boulder and Lubbock. “It was hard, in Colorado, to adjust to the elevation,” Haas said. “The whole team was really frustrated in the beginning, but we got used to it and ended up playing really well to wards the end. “Then in Lubbock, it was hard to adjust there, too, because we were indoors and there were echoes everywhere, but we were able to fight through it.” With regard to SMU, Kleinecke said his team is not taking the Mustangs lightly. “SMU is a good, solid team,” Kleinecke said. “1 think it is going to be a test, it’s one of those matches that we need to come away with a good effort.” Senior Kathryn Scott said she did not know much about SMU, but that the Aggies should not have as much difficulty with their next opponent as they had with their last two. “We beat them pretty easily,” Scott said. “But, 1 don’t know much about their lineup and how well they are doing this year. 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