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SPORTS 3B
THE BATTALION Thursday, January 24, 2002
Youngster begins
PGA Tour journey
PHOENIX (AP) — Ty Tryon brought a
yardage book and a math book to the Phoenix
Open. He also has some “history stuff” to
study so that he doesn’t fall too far behind, but
the 17-year-old is more interested in making
history of his own.
He already has.
The proof is a PGA Tour card, which Tryon
secured two months ago with a 66 in the final
round at Q-school to become the youngest play
er to ever to earn his playing privileges. He car
ries the card in his wallet, somewhere in there
with his student ID from Dr. Phillips High School
in Orlando, Fla., where Tryon is a junior.
“I’ve been dreaming about the PGA Tour
since grade school," Tryon said, pausing to think
about what he just said before finishing the
thought. “Which wasn't too long ago.”
He will be playing in the group behind David
Frost, who went through Q-school the year Try-
on was bom. A threesome ahead will include for
mer U.S. Open champion Scott Simpson, who is
older than Tryon’s father.
The rest of the field features stars Tryon was
watching on TV not long ago— Phil Mickelson,
David Duval, Vijay Singh, Nick Price.
“He hits the ball long and straight and putts it
great, and that’s all there is to the game,” Mick
elson said. “He’s going to have a long career, and
I hope he gets off to a great start.”
The reality of his new job sunk in when Try-
on was asked to take part in Tuesday’s festivi-
Seniors
Continued from page IB
Those five seniors, com
bined with more strong play
from sophomore Jessica
Roland, who is No. 73 in the
nation, have the Aggies set for
another strong run this season.
“The chemistry on this team
is very good,” Kleinecke said.
“Everyone knows they have a
role to play on this team.”
Roland said she is stronger,
both physically and mentally,
and the team is better prepared
ties — a Skins game with Arizona Diamond-
backs first baseman Mark Grace; a long drive
contest that included John Daly and Mickelson;
a gallery on the TPC at Scottsdale unlike any
thing he had ever seen in his previous three ven
tures on the PGA Tour.
“I was pretty nervous,” Tryon said. “John
Daly was standing right next me when I’m hit
ting my drive. I hit it out there with Phil, but John
was way by me.”
The biggest difference of all?
“Everybody knows me,” he said. “I feel like I
belong. I earned my way here.”
His story is one of the most amazing in golf
for someone so young.
Tryon qualified for the Honda Classic last
year as a 16-year-old, then became the youngest
player in 44 years to make the cut in a PGA
Tour event, tying for 39th. He played again at
the B.C. Open and had a share of the first-round
lead before tying for 37th.
What stunned the establishment even more
was his next move. He turned pro, right after
opening with an 80 in the U.S. Amateur and fail
ing to qualify for match play.
“I think it’s a joke. It’s a terrible decision,”
Scott Hoch, a family friend, said at the time.
Hoch wasn't the lone voice of opposition.
“Those years in school give you a maturation
you just can’t get otherwise,” said Hale Irwin . “I
think you need to be in your peer group.
for this season.
“We have a lot of experi
ence this year,” Roland said.
“It will definitely show in our
matches and in the Big 12 con
ference tournament.”
Karlikova, who struggled
with injuries last year, said she
wants to start strong for the
team.
“Everyone wants a ring,”
Karlikova said. “And this is our
last chance. I believe that we
can win the Big 12. We all
know what our goals are, now
we just have to achieve them.”
SPORTS IN BRIEF
Aggies fall to
Baylor, 95-61
WACO (AP> — Danielle
Crockrom and Sheila
Lambert each scored 18
points to lead No. 1 5 Bay
lor to a 95-61 win over
Texas A&M Wednesday
night.
LaToya Rose led A&M
(10-8, 2-4) with 1 3 points.
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