The Texas A&M softball season came to a close on Saturday, as the Aggies defeated Morgan State in the first game but were defeated by Wichita State in the second elimination game. The Aggies finish the season at 32-23 overall and 8-16 in conference play.

Texas A&M softball opened the Norman Regional on Friday with a loss, falling to Wichita State, 9-7. Going into the seventh inning down 9-4, the Aggies put three runs on the board after a double from Dani Elder, but it wasn't enough to break the now eight-game losing streak.

Despite a 4-for-4 performance from Makinzy Herzog at the plate, including two home runs and a pair of doubles, Texas A&M fell to Tennessee in extra innings, 3-2, in a first-round contest at the 2021 Southeastern Conference Softball Tournament.

One run on three hits was all the Aggies could muster as No. 17 Kentucky took the series finale, 5-1, at Davis Diamond on Sunday afternoon. The Wildcats completed the sweep as A&M ended their home scheduled on a sour note.

Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the seventh, Haley Lee launched her 22nd home run of the season to send the contest into extra innings. However, in the eighth, No. 17 Kentucky would not be denied as the Wildcats prevailed, 2-1, to take the series.

Texas A&M softball fell to No. 17 Kentucky on Friday after giving up five runs in the first four innings. With just five games left on the schedule, the Aggies need a quick turnaround to close out the season on a strong note.

With six games left in the Southeastern Conference regular-season, Aggie softball's Jo Evans joined to discuss the Maroon & White's close and the pure excellence she has seen from catcher Haley Lee at the plate this season.

After losing the first two games of the series, Texas A&M softball managed to come back from an early deficit to claim the series finale, 4-3. Freshman Bre Warren led the team offensively with a pair of hits and two RBIs on the day.

The Aggies couldn't take advantage of opportunities once again, stranding nine on base and six in scoring position in a second loss to Ole Miss, 3-1. The Aggies' sole run came in the second inning off of an Ole Miss fielding error.

Makinzy Herzog was dominant in the circle for the Aggies, striking out 13 Bearkats and posting a complete-game shutout victory. At the dish, A&M scored eight runs on 10 hits, including three home runs, as the Maroon & White run-ruled Sam Houston State.

Texas A&M softball dropped the series finale on Sunday to Auburn, 3-1, now having lost the past two conference series. The Aggies' lone run came in the first inning off of Haley Lee's 15th homer of the season.

After dropping the first game of the series, the Aggies recovered with a crucial 4-1 victory over Auburn for the first win in six games. Kayla Poynter gave up just one run on three hits, advancing to 8-2 in the circle on the season.

The Texas A&M softball team could not break its losing streak, falling for the fifth time in a row on Friday to the Auburn Tigers, 6-2. The Aggies were held hitless until Rylen Wiggins hit the first single of the ballgame in the sixth inning.

Texas A&M softball's five-game win streak came to an end on Thursday, falling on the road to Alabama, 11-3. The game was called in the fifth after a five-run inning gave the Crimson Tide the run-rule in the first game of the series.

Riding a five-game winning streak, No. 24 Texas A&M travels to Tuscaloosa for a heavy-weight bout with the fourth-ranked Crimson Tide. Ahead of Thursday's series opener, head coach Jo Evans joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the keys to upsetting Alabama in T-Town.

Fresh off a sweep of South Carolina, Texas A&M softball travels to Tuscaloosa to face fourth-ranked Alabama for a three-game conference set. Ahead of Thursday's series opener, head coach Jo Evans previewed the matchup with the Crimson Tide.

The Texas A&M softball team improved to 25-5 overall on Tuesday, taking down Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in both games of a rescheduled doubleheader. Shaylee Ackerman hit two homers on the day, one of which was a grand slam.

Texas A&M softball closed out the weekend series against South Carolina on Sunday, defeating the Gamecocks 2-1 to secure the sweep. The Aggies are now 23-5 overall with a 4-2 record in the SEC.