Donning teal accents to join the fight against ovarian cancer, No. 5 Texas A&M defeated Loyola Marymount on Saturday afternoon, 6-2. With the victory, the Aggies have won five straight games and will aim for the sweep of LMU on Sunday afternoon.

On Friday night, Trisha Ford's fifth-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies took care of business in run-rule fashion, beating Loyola Marymount in five innings, 13-1. A seven-run fourth inning propelled the Aggies to victory, claiming their third straight run-rule win.

Enjoying a 3-for-4 evening with a trio of RBIs, sophomore first baseman Mya Perez paced No. 5 Texas A&M's offense in a six-inning run-rule of North Texas, 12-4. With the victory, the Aggies are now 28-5 overall and will begin a three-game series vs. Loyola Marymount on Friday.

Coming off a top-25 series win over Alabama and a dominant appearance vs. Sam Houston, Trisha Ford's sixth-ranked Aggies are rolling, entering a stretch of non-conference games. The head coach joined TexAgs Live to recap A&M's recent outings and preview the week ahead.

No. 5 Texas A&M made swift work of Sam Houston on Tuesday night as the Aggies run-ruled the Bearkats 10-0. Starting in the circle, Emily Leavitt was dominant in a one-hit performance as Mya Perez paced the offense with six RBIs.

No. 6 Texas A&M held a 6-1 lead entering the sixth, but Emiley Kennedy was tagged for six runs as No. 24 Alabama took a late-inning lead. However, in the bottom of the sixth, the Aggies plated three to claim Sunday's rubber match at Davis Diamond, 9-7.

No. 6 Texas A&M failed to find the big hit on Saturday as the Aggies dropped a 2-1 decision to No. 24 Alabama at Davis Diamond. Multiple first-inning errors coughed up an unearned run as the Maroon & White also stranded a half dozen runners throughout the afternoon.

Trailing 4-1 after the top of the fifth, No. 6 Texas A&M rallied back and scored four unanswered runs to defeat No. 24 Alabama on Friday night at Davis Diamond, 5-4. Mac Barbara's two-run home run with nobody out in the bottom of the sixth completed the comeback.

Sixth-ranked Texas A&M softball returns to Davis Diamond after a road sweep of Auburn last week. Head coach Trisha Ford joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss A&M's outing on The Plains and preview the upcoming three-game set with No. 24 Alabama.

Star pitcher Emiley Kennedy's one-hit shutout powered No. 6 Texas A&M's Sunday win over No. 22 Auburn on the road. For the first time since 2017, the Aggies have swept Auburn on The Plains, bringing their record to 24-4 overall and 4-2 in conference.

After outlasting Auburn in extra innings on Friday night, No. 6 Texas A&M exploded for 13 runs in a five-inning run-rule of the 22nd-ranked Tigers on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Aggies have clinched the series victory and will go for the sweep tomorrow afternoon.

It took eight innings, but Trisha Ford's No. 6 Aggies came from behind to claim their first SEC road win of the 2025 season over No. 22 Auburn. Amari Harper led the Aggies, going 1-for-2 at the plate with her first home run this season and three RBIs.

No. 4 Texas A&M fell to No. 3 Florida in the rubber match of the Aggies' first Southeastern Conference series of the year. Despite pitching all seven innings, Emiley Kennedy was out-dueled by the combination of Florida pitchers Katelynn Oxley and Kara Hammock.

The first game of SEC action was a wild one as No. 4 Texas A&M used a walk-off base hit and a throwing error to beat No. 3 Florida on Friday night at Davis Diamond. The victory represents Trisha Ford's 100th win as the head coach at Texas A&M.

Shortstop Koko Wooley is the spark plug for No. 4 Texas A&M's multifaceted offense, and after battling a nagging injury, the senior is back to 100 percent ahead of a series with No. 3 Florida. In an exclusive interview, she spoke about her excitement for this weekend and much more.

After watching their 10-game losing streak come to an end on Saturday night, Trisha Ford's fifth-ranked Aggies ripped off a pair of victories on Sunday to close the 2025 Texas A&M Invitational. The Maroon & White beat Idaho State 4-1 before beating Texas Tech 7-6.

Freshman Sydney Lessentine pitched her first career no-hitter in Aggieland while the offense used a 10-run fourth inning to surge past George Washington in five innings, 12-0. Kennedy Powell went 3-for-3 with 2 RBIs, and KK Dement knocked out a grand slam.

On the first day of the 2025 Texas A&M Invitational, the fifth-ranked Aggies took both ends of a Thursday doubleheader. The Maroon & White dominated Texas State in a 9-1 run-rule to open the day before Sidne Peters tossed a complete game shutout vs. Princeton in the nightcap.