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By Micala Proesch
THE BATTALION
The Texas A& M Aggies knew
they had to get back on the horse
this weekend. Not only did they
get back on, but they rode the
horse right over Missouri to take
both games in their season Finale.
The Aggies finished the regu
lar season strong, as they rallied
to overtake Missouri, 6-1,
Sunday after blanking it 7-0 on
Saturday. A&M (36-14, 9-9 Big
12) has secured the fifth seed in
the Big 12 tournament, which
kicks off this weekend in
Oklahoma City.
The Aggies bounced back
from two tough road losses to
No. 4 Nebraska and No. 14 Texas
to dominate the Missouri Tigers.
The Aggies rode the long ball to
victory on Saturday, as sopho
more right fielder Sherah Atkins
drove a grand slam over the left-
field fence, and junior catcher
Selena Collins added two more
solo shots, bringing her season
total to 14.
Collins added a single to go
3-for-3 in the game, and her 14
home runs have her tied with
Oklahoma’s Leah Gulla for the
lead in the Big 12.
Sunday, A&M broke the
scoreless tie in the fourth inning
when senior second baseman
Lisa Klam lined a double to
right center to score junior
shortstop Crystal Martin.
Missouri responded in the sixth
as leadoff batter Sara Vassmer
slapped a ball to second base
and was safe on a high throw by
Klam that pulled first baseman
Kelly Ferguson’s foot off the
bag. Melanie Fisher lined a shot
off the right-field wall to plate
Vassmer and even the score.
In the bottom of the sixth, the
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Ferguson up to bat. Ferguson
drew a walk for a run, which
began a five-run rally for the Ags.
“We started to feel a bit of
pressure when they tied the ball-
game like that,” said A&M
head coach Jo Evans. “For
Ferguson to get that walk and
show such discipline at the plate
was crucial for us.”
This game marked the end of
the home careers of four Aggie
seniors. LaToya Rose. Lauren
Ripple. Khun and Ferguson took
their positions on the field for
the last time at the Aggie
Softball Complex.
Klam. a four-year starter for
the Aggies and this year’s lead-
off batter, captained the team
for the past three years and felt
a little emotional to know that
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