David Kafovalu
#links# Football News Football Blog. Mauro Laris (below) is a second semester Applied Music Major. His family has a very popular local mariachi group and he has been performing most of his life. He studies with Peggy Sears who teaches at BC and CSUB. Mauro works incredibly hard, is always on time and always prepared. He is the vice-president of the College Choir and a member of the Chamber Singers. He is part of the group that traveled to Australia to perform in the Sydney Opera House last July. Mauro is not only talented but he also he a friend and support to all who know him and his huge smile and bright personality light up anyone's day.
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A&M outhit Missouri229 to173 for the match, posting 59 kills to the Tigers' 43. Sawatzky moved into fourth in the A&M career records with 3,248 assists after dishing out 50 assists tonight to lead A&M to a 59-40 overall advantage, and the Aggies also led in aces (9-1), and digs (65-50), while Missouri, the SEC leader in blocks per set, outblocked A&M, 9.5 to 7.
I've been offering up smaller samples of postseason information and tidbits (including some completely incorrect information about Goucher-Moravian volleyball-for some reason I was sure they played a quarterfinal in 2008) but now it's time for the full preview. The action kicks off with a field hockey match at 2:30 p.m. and by probably 9:30 or so, we will know the teams that will be vying for Landmark Championships on Saturday. Buckle up.
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