Texas A&M defeated Texas State, 5-1, in a non-conference midweek contest on Wednesday at the Aggie Softball Complex. The Bobcats jumped out to an early lead, but the Aggies reeled them in, took over in the fourth inning and didn't look back.

After losing the second game in the series on Saturday, the Aggies bounced back and beat the Tigers in game three to clinch the series. A&M defeated Mizzou, 7-3, thanks to consistency in the circle and at the plate.

Texas A&M fell to Missouri, 5-1, on Saturday. The Tigers sprinted out to an early 3-0 lead in the first inning and added two more runs in the second, burying the Aggies early. A&M was only mustered one run in answer in the loss.

Aggie Softball blasted the Tigers from the jump on Friday night and ended up run-ruling them in five innings. Riley Sartain hit two home runs, a career first, in the victory, and Kristen Cuyos added one of her own as the Aggies pounded the Tigers into submission.

After suffering their first conference loss on Friday, the Aggies rallied to win the final two games of the series against Mississippi State. They defeated the Bulldogs, 3-1, thanks to consistent defense and a two-run home run from Sarah Hudek.

The Aggies' defense was solid, but they struggled at the plate throughout the game. Although they tried to rally at the end, it wasn't enough to take down the Bulldogs, who showed aggressive approach both on the field and at the plate.

Texas A&M Softball is entering conference play this weekend, and the Ags' first challenger is a 19-3 Mississippi State squad. Head coach Jo Evans and players Samantha Show and Riley Sartain spoke to the media to talk about the matchup.

Incredible pitching performances by Samantha Show, Lexi Smith and Payton McBride, in addition to clutch home runs from Ashley Walters and Riley Sartain helped the Aggies move to 19-1 on the year with wins over Georgetown and UTSA.

After suffering its first loss of the season earlier this week, Texas A&M needed a pick-me-up. The Aggies got just that, utilizing the long ball to blast both UTSA and Georgetown and get back to their winning ways.

Texas A&M Softball fell to the Houston Cougars, 1-0, in a midweek contest on Wednesday to bring its 15-game winning streak to a close. The Aggies threatened to score in the bottom of the sixth but could not push a run across.

Texas A&M traveled to California for Mary Nutter Classic and came away with a 5-0 record and four wins over ranked teams, including a victory over No. 1 Florida State. Coach Jo Evans and OF Sarah Hudek spoke to the media Tuesday in College Station.

Texas A&M managed to pull off their tenth straight win despite a late rally by the Lumberjacks in the top of the seventh. An error-free performance by the Aggies allowed them to clinch the victory and continue their perfect season.

The Aggies took two on day two of the Texas A&M Invitational. Starting in the morning, Texas A&M disposed of New Mexico, 10-1, in five innings. The Ags followed that by trouncing Missouri in an afternoon tilt, 8-2.

Trinity Harrington and the Aggies hosted Sam Houston in a midweek contest, earning their 48th straight and 108th overall win against the Bearkats. Freshman Sarah Hudek provided the game-winning RBI in the sixth inning.

The Aggies came up with four fantastic performances to sweep the weekend in the 2017 Annual Aggie Classic Tournament, capping the season's opening weekend with a 3-2 win over the Cardinals and entering week two with a 4-0 record.

After squeezing out a 2-1 win over Lamar in the season opener Friday night, the Aggies found another gear Saturday. In back-to-back contests, they comfortably beat both Central Michigan and Ohio State.

Sophomore pitcher Trinity Harrington threw a no-hitter as the Texas A&M Aggie softball team defeated SFA in a midweek contest 9-0.

The Fightin' Texas Aggie softball team finished off a series sweep of the visiting Arkansas Razorbacks in run- rule fashion. Ashley Walters dominated with a career-high six RBI on Sunday as the Aggies prevailed, 9-1.