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NAVARRO CONTINUED
campaign only foreshadowed her effort this
year. Navarro won back-to-back events this
season, the UC Irvine Invitational and the
Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational, be
coming only the sixth Aggie to ever do so.
At the UC Irvine Invitational, Navarro
needed a birdie on the 54th and final regu
lation hole to force a sudden death playoff
with the University ofSouthern California’s
Gabriella Then. After matching scores for
four holes, Navarro finally outlasted Then
with a par on the fifth playoff hole. Navar
ro won the tournament and earned special
exemption into the invitational’s affiliated
LPGA Tour event, the Kia Classic, this past
March.
“Well, since it was my second year play
ing the UC Irvine, I knew what the course
looked like,” Navarro said. “And so, a few
weeks or a month before the tournament, I
practiced several of the shots that I remem
bered and it helped a lot.”
The prospect of exemption into an LPGA
Tour event, an experience she described as
surreal, raised the stakes for Navarro head
ing into the event.
“Every time you get the chance to play
for an LPGA exemption, that gets you ex
cited to win, excited to play,” Navarro said.
“And that was my goal, get the exemption,
and I just went for it. I was focused and I
didn’t care what the others were doing so I
just did my own thing. ”
Heading into postseason play, Navarro
leads the team and maintains a tie for first
in the nation in scoring with an average of
70.95 supported by five sub-70 rounds on
the year. She shows a tendency to play her
best golf when pressure mounts, as shdav-
erages 69.43 in final rounds of play. Mc
Combs said Navarro is motivated by a de
termination to win rather than focusing on
finishing in the top five.
“She just wants to win and she wants
to be the very best and I mean, if you talk
about it from a technical standpoint, her
short game is probably one of the best in
the country,” McCombs said. “She’s just
consistent, but I would say determination is
probably her main key of why she beats so
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Navarro has consistently placed in the
top of tournaments all season long.
many people.”
Her determination was on full display
two weekends ago at the Rebel Intercol
legiate, when the Annika Award watch list
nominee overcame illness and doubt that
she would even complete the tournament
to finish second.
Navarro fired a tournament record -6
(66) in her final round in Oxford to help
plant the Aggies atop the team leaderboard
for the second time this season. She was
named SEC Golfer of the Week just a few
days later.
Navarro said after A&M she will likely
look for a full-time run on the LPGA Tour.
With Tiger Woods as her golfing idol, Na
varro said she will do whatever it takes to
succeed, even if that means doubling her
current practice regimen and intensifying
physical workouts.
“In 10 years, well, I want to be number
one in the world,” Navarro said. “That’s
my goal.”
No. 9 Texas A&M begins SEC Cham
pionship play Friday in Hoover, Alabama.
April 18, 201
Saturday Night
of Parent’s Weeken*
7:30pm
Rudder Auditorium
Tickets $5 at MSC Box Office
Purchase tickets online:
http://boxofSce.tamu.edu
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loafer
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Athletic men for calendars,
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to $1000/day. No experience.
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Auto detailing business looking
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Cheddar's and Fish Daddy's now
accepting applications. Apply
within. University Dr.
Child Care FT & PT shifts available.
Some nights & Saturdays
required. Apply in person at
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City of Bryan now hiring Camp
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Lifeguards and Water Safety
Instructors, do not have to be
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Cleaning commercial buildings
at night, M-F. Call 979-823-5031
for interview.
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a detail-oriented people-person
with reliable transportation and
have reasonable computer skills
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estate license is preferred but not
required initially. This staff posi
tion requires 35-40 hours per
week with additional hours by
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Help wanted to setup startup in
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HVAC technicians wanted. Willing
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Email resume to
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call Aggieland Climate Control
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Little Guys Movers now hiring
FT/PT employees. Must be at least
21 w/valid D.L. Apply in person at
3209 Earl Rudder Freeway.
979-693-6683.
Part-time job helping handicap.
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lOhrs/wk. 979-846-3376.
Part-time warehouse help
needed. Flexible hours. Business
hours are M-F 8-5. Apply in
person at Valley Supply 3320 S.
College Ave. Bryan, TX
979-779-7042.
Work around your class schedule!
No Saturday or Sundays, off
during the holidays. The
Battalion Advertising Office is
hiring an Advertising Sales
Representative. Must be enrolled
at A&M and have reliable
transportation. Interested
applicants should come by our
office located in the MSC,
Suite 400, from 8am-4pm., ask to
speak with Joseph.
You want to make a difference in
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do it. SSC Grounds Management
has student employment oppor
tunities on campus for those in
terested in water conservation,
composting, fine horticulture, ar
boriculture, floriculture, construc
tion or athletic turf. Applications
accepted at 600 Agronomy Rd.
(Facility Services bldg.) Suite 120,
College Station, TX 77843-1371.
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