Facing little resistance, No. 14 Texas A&M run-ruled Prairie View A&M in five innings as Emily Leavitt (4.0 IP) and Brooke Vestal (1.0 IP) combined for an electric 10-strikeout no-hitter at Davis Diamond. Mya Perez led the Aggies at the plate with two hits and three RBIs.

Texas A&M softball is now 8-4 in SEC play after a rough three-game set in Baton Rouge, getting swept by the seventh-ranked LSU Tigers. Taking all three games of the series, the Tigers recorded their first-ever sweep of the Aggies in program history.

Despite Emiley Kennedy's strong performance in the circle, No. 12 Texas A&M fell in eight innings to No. 7 LSU after a walk-off home run from Taylor Pleasants. With Thursday's series-opening loss, the Aggies drop to 28-5 on the season and 8-2 in conference play.

Trailing by five runs after a second-inning Auburn grand slam, No. 14 Texas A&M plated five with two outs in the third as the offense ignited and ultimately rolled to a 14-6 win over the Tigers. By completing the sweep of Auburn, the Aggies are now 8-1 in SEC play.

Shaylee Ackerman pitched a complete game and Koko Wooley drove in two runs as No. 14 Texas A&M softball took Game 2 from Auburn, 3-2. With the series-clinching victory, the Aggies have now won their first three conference series of the season.

It will be a competitive week for No. 14 Texas A&M, heading to San Marcos for a midweek matchup and then hosting Auburn for a three-game set beginning Friday. On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, head coach Trisha Ford discussed the week ahead.

Texas A&M softball is off to a 25-3 start and is 5-1 in conference play, and the Aggies will be back at Davis Diamond this weekend to host Auburn. In an exclusive sitdown, Koko Wooley and Shaylee Ackerman spoke about the early success in year two of the Trisha Ford era.

Emiley Kennedy tossed a complete-game shutout in the opener, Allie Enright launched a three-run homer to highlight a decisive fifth inning in Game 2 and No. 17 Texas A&M has won its second SEC series after taking both ends of Saturday's twinbill vs. No. 21 Mississippi State.

Trisha Ford's 19th-ranked Aggies began SEC play, posting their ninth shutout of the season and taking down No. 22 South Carolina, 3-0. Texas A&M is now 1-0 in SEC play as Emiley Kennedy struck out 10 on the way to her 11th individual win of the season.

On the second day of the Texas A&M Invitational at Davis Diamond, the 17th-ranked Aggies took both ends of a doubleheader to improve to 12-0 on the season. A&M defeated St. Thomas, 10-2, before blanking North Dakota State, 10-0.

Trailing Southeastern Louisiana 1-0 in the bottom of the fourth, No. 17 Texas A&M rallied to score four unanswered runs to improve to 10-0 on the season. Jazmine Hill had a pair of extra-base hits, including a solo blast, as Brooke Vestal and Shaylee Ackerman combined for nine Ks.

Leading Texas A&M softball in batting average and many other categories last season, Koko Wooley eyes even more production in year two under Trisha Ford. Wooley joined TexAgs' student podcast along with half-court shot winner Liz Twiss and students from Section 203.

2024 will be Shaylee Ackerman's fifth season in Maroon & White as this weekend's Aggie Classic at Davis Diamond will open the campaign. Ahead of Friday's Opening Day, the veteran right-hander sat down for an exclusive interview to look ahead to an exciting spring.

Between a number of key returners and a handful of talented transfers and incoming freshmen, Texas A&M softball's offense appears poised to take the next step in 2024. Ahead of Friday's season opener, we analyze which Aggie bats to keep an eye on this spring.

Trisha Ford will begin her second year at Texas A&M this Friday with the Aggie Classic at Davis Diamond. The head softball coach joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss her ballclub, new additions to the roster and this weekend’s Aggie Classic.

Former Aggie softball player and current SEC Network analyst Tori Vidales shared her perspective on how year one of the Trisha Ford era went and her excitement level for the future of Texas A&M's softball program in years to come.

It was a long day of softball at McCombs Field in Austin as Texas A&M dropped its Saturday opener to Texas, 2-1, before bouncing back to eliminate Texas State, 4-2. In year one under Trisha Ford, the Aggies have advanced to Sunday's regional final.

Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the seventh, Texas A&M found a way to send the ballgame into extra and allowed Aiyana Coleman to play hero with a walk-off single to beat Texas State, 2-1. The win sets up a showdown with No. 13 Texas on Saturday afternoon in the Austin Regional.