picked Texas A&M to win their mock women's national championship this year.

Basketball Fan

WHOOP!

amazing wwhat happens quickly when we hire good coaches...they recruit, develop and win!
Coach Henry is another example.

That's crazy, our women's program was totally non-existent just a few short years ago. Good job girls and coaching staff!

Actually Artimus, the women's program wasn't "non-existent" prior to Coach Henry's arrival. While Coach Henry has done a lights-out job with the program, it should be noted that the Aggie women placed 13th at NCAAs the year before CH got to A&M.

trackboy

It is very common here for Aggies to bash everything that happened under the previous coach, it is not just a track thing.

In 2003 the women didn't score a point in the NCAA championships, but 65 other teams did. No doubt 2004 was marked improvement.

Who was in charge of our women's program? He should have been charged with neglect. It's good that we get rid of dead weight and bring in people who get things done.

Skull--

The Aggies took eight women to nationals in 2003, including three current or future Big 12 champions and four school record holders. I'm sorry they didn't perform to your high expectations at that particular meet.

From http://www.aggieathletics.com/pressRelease.php?PRID=6801
Women's entries (8 individual in 5 events)
Angeles Pantoja, 800m run
Karen Honea, discus
Jamie Riojas, discus
Abby Ruston, shot put
Katy Doyle, javelin
Rachel Walker, javelin
Kendra Reimer, heptathlon
Jennifer Johnson, heptathlon

Juan is an excellent throws coach. That is for sure.