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Senior forward Nicky Thrasher and the Texas A&M soccer team
will travel to San Antonio to play in the Big 12 tournament.
After beating the regular season Big
12 champion Texas Longhorns 6-0
Friday, the No. 13 Texas A&M soccer
team will begin its quest to win the Big
12 tournament in San Antonio.
Seeded No. 3 in the tournament
behind Texas and Nebraska, the
Aggies will open against the sixth-
seeded Oklahoma Sooners at 7:30
p.m. at the Blossom Soccer Complex.
“I think it would be the understate
ment of the day to say we are playing
with some confidence right now,” said
A&M soccer coach G. Guerrieri. “If
we can win the Big 12 tournament,
that will be an unbelievable accom
plishment because that means we will
have to beat a tough team (Oklahoma)
again for a second time in the quarter
finals ... From here on out, every game
is a very difficult game."
The match features one
12’s best offenses againstts
best defenses. A&M has sea
goals per game, while Okie
used ball control to allowt
goals per game. Both leadth
in those categories.
A&M won the first
between the teams, 2-0,on
the Aggie Soccer Comph.
its all-time record against
In that game, A&M
goals in the first 11 minutes]
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The Texas A&M women's
tennis team will travel to South
Bend, Ind., Friday to complete in
the Eck Classic hosted by the
University of Notre Dame.
The last time the Aggies vis
ited Notre Dame was in May for
the NCAA Championships, and
it also was their final action of
last year’s spring season. The
women’s team, then ranked No.
16, was defeated by No. 51
Tulane, 4-3.
It is the Aggies’ final action of
the fall season as they face Notre
Dame, the University of Indiana
Hoosiers and the University of
Arizona Wildcats in a four-way
weekend tournament.
The tournament will be for
matted as a “hidden dual” com
petition in which two teams will
square off in six individual or
three doubles matches.
Of the four teams in the com
petition, only Arizona failed to
earn a berth in the NCAA
Championships last season. The
Fighting Irish, who reached the
Sweet 16. finished No. 10 last
season. The Aggies were No. 16,
and the Hoosiers were No. 40.
“This is going to be a great
field for this tournament,” said
Notre Dame women’s head
coach Jay Louderback. “All these
teams are quality teams, and even
Arizona, the only one who didn’t
make the NCAA’s last year, is
much improved. The Aggies had
a great season last year, and we
think there’s going to be some
solid playing this weekend.”
Highlighting the singles
competition for the Aggies will
be senior Olivia Karlikova and
sophomore Jessica Roland,
ranked No. 69 and No. 71,
respectively.
They will be joining three
nationally-ranked singles play
ers. In doubles, the teams of
Roland and senior Majorie
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