The Aggies lost their first game of the season in game two of their weekend series with Pepperdine. Despite strong start from Stephen Kolek, the Aggies could not match the Waves at the plate and committed too many errors on the basepaths.

Texas A&M's first loss of the season was marred by Austin Homan's uncharacteristically poor performance, but there were some positives for the Aggies on Saturday. Stephen Kolek and George Janca played well. Gabe Bock shared his thoughts after the game.

Texas A&M is set to take on the Pepperdine Waves in game two of the weekend after a 3-0 win and a stellar performance from Brigham Hill yesterday. Follow along live and join the conversation in our game thread.

Friday night college baseball is all about stellar pitching matchups, and fans at Olsen Field got to watch a good one when Brigham Hill and Ryan Wilson took the mound. Hill won the duel and the game, pitching 7 2/3 scoreless innings against the Waves.

Brigham Hill carried the Aggies for nearly eight innings on Friday, and Cason Sherrod and the Aggie bats took up for him when he left off. Ryan Brauninger shared his thoughts on the weekend-opening win after the game.

Texas A&M is taking on Pepperdine at Olsen Field after a Tuesday scare from Stephen F. Austin. Follow along and join the conversation in our live game thread as the Aggies match up with the Waves in the opener of a three-game series.

Texas A&M Baseball's first week was marked by impact freshman performances and a hot lead-off hitter in Nick Choruby. Against Pepperdine, the Aggies to find some answers on the mound and continue to play solid baseball.

In this week's Baseball Roundtable podcast, Abby, Gabe and Ryan recap and break down the sweep of Bowling Green in the opening series and also look ahead to this weekend's series against Pepperdine at Olsen.

Friday's blip in Malibu notwithstanding, No. 3 Texas A&M has done all its been asked to justify its ranking through two weeks of the season. Returning home to face Yale, the Aggies' most pressing concern is likely who will eventually hold the No. 1 starter role.

Texas A&M's first loss of the season came much sooner this time around — but the Aggies' response was perfect. Driven by Kyle Simonds' stellar start and Boomer White's performance in the leadoff spot, A&M blanked Pepperdine on Saturday to set up a series rubber match.

Sequestered in the friendly confines of Olsen Field, No. 4 Texas A&M opened the season 5-0 with ease. Now, the Aggies hit the road for the first time. Awaiting them in Malibu, Calif. is West Coast Conference contender Pepperdine — and a step up in competition.

The #19 Texas A&M soccer team was defeated by the visiting Pepperdine Waves on Sunday afternoon at Ellis Field in front of 1,683 fans. TexAgs was on site to capture the loss in still frames.

On Sunday, the No. 19 Texas A&M soccer team fell to the visiting Pepperdine Waves 3-1 at Ellis Field. Junior midfielder Kelley Monogue scored the lone goal on the afternoon for A&M and also put up four other shots.

In the second such instance of the weekend, Texas A&M took an early lead over Pepperdine and failed to score again. In losing two of three games, the Aggies encountered more questions than they answered.

Texas A&M sophomore Daniel Mengden Mengden tossed seven innings with a career-high eight strikeouts and went 2-for-3 with a game-winning, two-run triple in a 3-1 win, evening up the series with Pepperdine.

Sophomore Cole Lankford went 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI and Kyle Martin pitched a career-high seven-plus innings, but it was not enough. A&M's late-game failures led to a 5-3 Pepperdine win Friday at Olsen Field.