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.

A Wednesday night clash against North Texas remains before Texas A&M softball begins SEC play, hosting South Carolina. Off to a 19-2 start, head coach Trisha Ford joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the current state of her squad and what is to come this week.

Emiley Kennedy now had 10 wins on the year as No. 17 Texas A&M needed only five innings to dispatch DePaul on the final day of the Judi Garman Classic. Following a 4-1 weekend in California, the Aggies are now 19-2 as conference play begins on Friday night.

On the second day of the Judi Garman Classic in California, No. 17 Texas A&M softball suffered an extra-inning loss to Weber State in the opener of a Friday doubleheader before downing host Cal State Fullerton to move their 2024 record to 18-2 through 20 games.

Emiley Kennedy was brilliant in the circle yet again as No. 18 Texas A&M opened the Judi Garman Classic with a 6-0 victory over Michigan. In the Aggies' second game on Thursday, the Maroon & White bludgeoned Long Beach State in a six-inning run-rule, 16-7.

Despite needing an extra frame to do so, No. 17 Texas A&M escaped a scare from UTSA on Sunday afternoon, 5-1. Left-hander Emiley Kennedy did not allow a base hit until the eighth inning and struck out 16 Roadrunners to tie the program's single-game record.

A tightly-contested battle with Kansas resulted in Texas A&M's first loss of the season after surrendering a solo home run in the seventh inning. The Maroon & White had no trouble getting back into the win column as they run-ruled North Dakota once again, 10-0.

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.

Off to a perfect 9-0 start to the 2024 campaign, Texas A&M softball is up to No. 17 in the latest ESPN/USA Softball poll. On Wednesday, Trisha Ford, Allie Enright and Emiley Kennedy addressed the media ahead of this weekend's Texas A&M Invitational at Davis Diamond.

Texas A&M softball has begun its 2024 campaign a perfect 9-0 after winning all five games of the Campbell/Cartier Classic in San Diego. On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Aggie head coach Trisha Ford joined the show to discuss last weekend and this weekend's schedule.

Trisha Ford and the 24th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies improved to 4-0 on the young season by winning both ends of a Sunday doubleheader vs. Tulsa. A&M took the opener 8-5 before taking the second contest 8-0 to cap off a perfect weekend in the Aggie Classic.

Texas A&M outscored its opponents, Lehigh and Valparaiso, 23-4 on Day 1 of the Aggie Classic to kick off Trisha Ford's second season in Aggieland. The Aggies shut out the Beacons, 11-0, in five innings while run-ruling the Mountain Hawks, 12-4, on Friday's doubleheader.

Entering her junior season at Texas A&M, Emiley Kennedy has combined her impressive fastball with an improved changeup in hopes of taking the next step. Trisha Ford & Co. will no doubt be counting on the continued development of the upperclassman in the circle.

A pitching coach by trade, Trisha Ford has assembled a staff of four arms for her second season in Aggieland. With familiar faces leading the Maroon & White's efforts in the circle, we detail each of the pitchers that will toe the rubber for Texas A&M softball in 2024.

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.

Despite a valiant effort, A&M fell in the Austin Regional final against Texas on Sunday, 11-5. With the loss, year one under Trisha Ford has now come to a close with the Aggies making their 21st consecutive appearance in the NCAA Tournament and finishing 35-21 overall.

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.