The Aggies played without star guard Chennedy Carter in the SEC Tournament, but she proved she was ready to lead the team when it counts on Friday. Luke Heaton talked with Carter after A&M's first round win over Wright State.

As Texas A&M prepares to host the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament, Chennedy Carters and N'Dea Jones took a step back to reflect on their success during the regular season and discuss their expectations for the post season.

Gary Blair and the Aggie women's basketball team hosts Wright State at Reed Arena tomorrow afternoon as the NCAA Tournament kicks off. The team will look to take advantage of playing at home early as they look towards another playoff run.

Though an accidental early reveal muted some of the drama around the women's NCAA Tournament bracket announcement, the Aggies celebrated the news that they are seeded fourth in the Chicago region and are poised to host the first two rounds.

With Chennedy Carter sidelined due to a finger injury, Kayla Wells stepped up, netting an A&M SEC Tournament record 28 points. Despite the Aggies' 26 turnovers the maroon and white took down Auburn to advance to the SEC Tournament semifinals.

The Aggies pulled out a monumental road win over Kentucky, 62-55, after Chennedy Carter scored 20 plus points for the 19th time this season. The win for Gary Blair and company secures the third seed in the upcoming SEC tournament.

There wasn't much the Gators could do to stop Texas A&M from rolling on offense, including a 40-16 point difference in the paint. With this win the Aggies have now beaten Florida in the past five meetings. Kayla Wells, Chennedy Carter, and Ciera Johnson all contributed 20+ point performances.

The Aggies were embarrassed earlier in the week by Mississippi State, but rose to the challenge on Thursday, knocking off the Lady Vols, 79-62. Texas A&M was led by the dynamic duo of Chennedy Carter and Kayla Wells, with Wells scoring a team high 29 points.

The Aggie women's basketball team is coming off a big loss against one of the best teams in the country in Mississippi State. Gary Blair and Chennedy Carter met with the media on Tuesday to detail what the team is doing to bounce back.

The Aggies came from behind to defeat LSU 59-55 on BTHOcancer night in Reed Arena. Despite trailing for much of the game, A&M was able to shut down the Tigers' offense and beat LSU behind Kayla Wells and her team high 16 points.

The Aggie women's basketball team has a chance to get back into the win column against the LSU Tigers on Thursday evening. Ahead of the action, some of the players and coaches met with the media to preview the game.

Texas A&M fell to the Missouri Tigers 70-65 in OT. The loss ended A&M's seven game winning streak, the longest SEC winning streak in program history since 2013. Chennedy Carter and Kayla Wells combined for 47 of the Aggies 65 total points.

Texas A&M topped the Ole Miss Rebels 72-60 thanks in large part to a fantastic night from the charity stripe. The victory is the seventh in a row for the Aggies who were lead by Chennedy Carter with 28 points.

Texas A&M earned their sixth straight victory on Thursday night over Vanderbilt with a 69-53 win. The Aggies were led once again by standout Chennedy Carter who scored 20 plus points for the fourth straight game, pouring in 21 against the Commodores.

Chennedy Carter and Kayla Wells came in the clutch when it counted as the Aggies downed Kentucky at Reed Arena in their first Top 25 clash in over a month. A&M defeated Kentucky 73-71 to extend their win streak to five games.

In a come from behind effort, Texas A&M rallied to beat Auburn on the road and secure their fourth straight victory. A&M was led once again by Chennedy Carter who contributed 28 points and the game winning shot in tonight's victory over the Tigers.

The A&M women's basketball team notched their second straight SEC win on Sunday afternoon downing Alabama 70-43. The Aggie bench players were pivotal, as they contributed 17 points and 15 rebounds.

Sophomore point guard Chennedy Carter earned her second double-double of the season but the Aggies fell to LSU, 63-52. A&M suffered their second consecutive loss and remain winless in SEC play.