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Friday, September 21, 2001 JL THE BATTALION Page 9
Ags face tough test in Nike Invitational
By Jeremy Brown
THE BATTALION
The No. 10 Texas A&M soccer team will face
two of the best teams on the West coast and na
tion when they travel to Seattle this weekend for
the Husky-Nike Invitational.
The Aggies will take on the Portland Pilots and
host Wasnington Huskies, who are ranked No. 3
and No. 9, respectively, in the Soccer Buzz poll.
A&M is ranked No. 11 in the Soccer Buzz poll.
The Aggies are coming off a 4-1 victory over
unranked Tulane. A&M jumped out early on the
strength of two Nicky Thrasner goals but slowed
down in the second half.
Soccer head coach G. Guerrieri said that a re
peat of that performance would not work this
weekend.
“We have got to be able to maintain a level of
intensity for the whole game,“ Guerrieri said,
’’.Any team that wants to win championships can’t
let up and expect everything to go their way.”
A&M will play Portland on Friday night and
then Washington on Saturday.
This year, the Pilots are 3-1, with their loss
coming against No. 2 UCLA.
Eight starters return from the team that finished
18-4 in 2000. One of those starters is Hermann
Award nominee Lauren Orlandos.
With Orlandos anchoring Portland’s defense,
it will set up an interesting battle between her and
Thrasher, who is also a Hennann Award nominee
as a forward.
The Aggie’s defense must contend with mid
fielder Erin Misaki, co-West Coast Conference
player of the year and forward Christine Sinclair,
who is tied with Misaki as the team’s leading goal
scorer this season.
A&M’s Saturday game against Washington will
not be any easier than its Friday game.
Washington is 4-0 this season, overpowering its
opponents by a combined score of 13-1. The
LIuskies’ only close game was a 1 -0 overtime vic
tory against Northwestern.
The Huskies are coming off their best season with
their first-ever Pacific-10 Conference championship
and a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament.
They were knocked out of the tournament by
Portland in the round of sixteen.
Washington has been hit by injuries already this
season. First, they lost all-conference defender An
drea Morelli in the off-season and then Hermann
Award nominee Hope Solo injured her groin
while training with the U. S. National Team on
September 8.
Solo was the only goalkeeper listed among the
nominees for the Hermann Award.
However, Washington’s defense will still be
strong as sophomore goalkeeper Lisa Walker has
posted two shutouts in Solo’s absence.
“It’s going to be good for us to go out there arid
play those top ten teams, and show us where ex
actly we stand at the beginning of the season com
pared to everyone else.” Thrasher said, “Hopeful
ly, we will come out with super intensity and play
our hardest.”
Brigham Young will also compete in the Husky-
Nike Invitational, but the Aggies and Cougars will
not face each other.
After the Husky/Nike Invitational, the Aggies
will face McNeese State Tuesday at the Aggie Soc
cer Complex. The McNeese State game replaces
the Aggie’s game against Samford that was origi
nally rescheduled because of wet weather and lat
er canceled entirely.
Aggie golf squad travels to New Mexico
By Joul Hudgins
THE BATTALION
When head golf coach J.T. Higgins re
turns to the University of New Mexico
Championship Course today with the
Texas A&M men’s golf team, he will be
returning to a familiar battleground. The
only difference is now he will he rallying
enemy troops instead of the home team.
As head coach for the University of
New Mexico the past lour years, Higgins
led the Lobos to the NCAA tournament
each year. However, when long-time Ag
gie golf coach Cliff Ellis retired after 27
years, Higgins was hired to take over a
team that was only two strokes from ap
pearing in the National Championships
ast May. Coach Higgins has been im
pressed with his new squad so far.
“There is definitely talent here. The
guys also have a great work ethic, and a
lot of heart from what I’ve seen,” Hig
gins said. “They play hard, and they
battle for every shot. All the qualities
are there to have a good golf team.”
One member of last year’s team that
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team in scoring last year as a freshman,
and finished twelfth in the NCAA Cen
tral Regional Fournament in May. He
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he carded a 66 at the Red River Classic
last year.
Perhaps more impressive, Reed quali
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tigious U.S. Amateur Tournament in
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amateur golfers in the country. He has al
ready made a believer out of Coach Hig
gins, who has only good things to say
about Reed.
“Stephen Reed is a coach’s dream,”
Higgins said. “He works as hard as he can
possibly work, and he’s always trying to
do the right thing. He’s very talented. I
feel very fortunate to have him there on
our team, and having him here for the
next three years is very exciting.”
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