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THE BATTALION
Tuesday,January 21, 2003
RANDAL FORD • THE BATTALION
Sophomore swimmer Tiffany Moore competes Sunday at the A&M Student Recreation Center against the
University of Texas Longhorns. No. 5 UT defeated the Aggies 196-104 in the meet.
UT beats women’s swimming;
men’s team wins on Saturday
By Jeff Allen
THE BATTALION
The No. 23 Texas A&M
women’s swimming and diving
team members knew that an
upset of national power No. 5
University of Texas wasn't
going to come easily on
Sunday, even in their home
pool at the Student Rec Center
Natatorium.
As it turned out, they were
right. The Longhorns (4-3) car
ried 14 of the 16 events to
defeat the Aggies 196-104.
Despite the lopsided score,
the meet wasn’t a story of total
domination. The Aggie women
(7-3) claimed I 1 second place
finishes, as well as both dis
tance swims, the 1,000 meter
and 500 meter freestyle.
Freshman Paty Villareal won
the 1,000, while teammate
freshman Katie Francher swam
a personal season best 4:56.26
to claim the 500.
Despite the women’s loss to
Texas, the weekend was not a
total wash for the A&M swim
ming and diving programs.
Both the men and women were
able to defend their home pool
on Saturday with solid victo
ries against Louisiana State
University, with the added
bonus of a resounding victory
for the women against Rice.
“We were really excited after
last year’s close meet (against
LSU),” said sophomore Ashley
Roark. “It was exciting that we
stepped up and it went really
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our best time already, especial
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Much of the women’s suc
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lead against LSU (4-4) and
Rice (2-3) by claiming both the
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“That was big,” said women’s
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of total domination, which the
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pletely tell. The men consistent
ly claimed the top spot, winning
12 of the 16 events, as well as
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A&M doubles team advances
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The No. 5 ranked doubles tandem of sophomores
Lester Cook and Ante Matijevic reached the finals of
the Downtown Club/Rice Indoor Invitational this
weekend in Houston.
The Aggie duo defeated teams from Texas
Christian University and Ohio State before defeat
ing the No. 30 team of Jimmy Haney and Pete
Stroer from the University of Texas, 8-5 in semi
final action.
The Aggies were matched up with the No. 1
nationally-ranked team of brothers Richard and
William Barker from Rice in the finals on Sunday
and fell, 8-2.
The Aggie team will begin its season of dual
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Tennis Center.
The team is opening the season ranked No. 13
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with eight golds at OU Classic
The Texas A&M men’s and women's track and
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a strong performance at the Oklahoma Track
Classic on Saturday at the Mosier Indoor Facility.
The A&M squads combined for eight gold
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three from the men’s.
The Aggies swept the golds in the men’s and
women’s high jump.
Junior Ellison Collins won the men’s high jump
and senior Robyn Burkhardt won the women’s
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The teams also swept the pole vaulting golds.
Other first place finishes for the women’s team
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shotput competition.
The men won the 3,000-meter run with sopho
more Jonathon Lewis taking the gold follwed close
ly by three other Aggies who claimed second
through fourth places in the race.
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claiming the top three spots in a
single event five separate times.
“It was a pleasant surprise to
swim as well as we did,” said
men’s head coach Mel Nash.
“We knew we were going to
swim well, but the number of
best times and the degree of the
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(beforehand), but not as much
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to those performances.”
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college career. Saez marked his
lifetime best time of 1:49.78 in
the 200 butterfly, a time that is
good for 10th on the A&M all-
time list. Dawson set a season
best with his win in the 200-indi
vidual medley.
“As a freshman I was
unsure of what to expect (from
LSU),” Neal said. “We trained
so hard over Christmas and
this whole week looked better
everyday. I knew we were
going to swim fast.”
Another surprise for the
Aggies was the performance of
freshman Mark Solomon. Just
days away from scheduled
knee surgery, Solomon was
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