Trisha Ford and Texas A&M softball are coming off a rough weekend in Columbia as the Aggies suffered a sweep at the hands of South Carolina. Still, All-American and Aggie legend Megan Gibson-Loftin has seen a lot to like from the Maroon & White in 2023.

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Twenty-first-ranked Texas A&M was swept on the road in Columbia, S.C., after being run-ruled in Sunday's series finale. Unable to produce offensively, the Aggies' pair of hits were no match for the Gamecocks' seven.

Finding themselves in a pitcher's duel, Trisha Ford & Co. couldn't capitalize on their limited offensive opportunities as they were ultimately walked-off by South Carolina on Saturday, 1-0. Emiley Kennedy turned in 4.1 innings of work but was saddled with her fourth loss.

After a two-run homer from Trinity Cannon in the opening frame, that was all the offensive production Texas A&M would find as South Carolina locked down the series opener on Friday night in Columbia, 6-2. Struggling to find a spark, the Aggies were outhit by the Gamecocks, 7-4.

Another postseason resume booster, Texas A&M thwarted several late efforts by Louisiana to secure its fourth straight victory on Wednesday at Davis Diamond, 4-2. Trinity Cannon broke the seal with a homer in the first while Emiley Kennedy tossed four innings of shutout relief.

Texas A&M softball has not hosted the NCAA Tournament since 2018, but that drought could end this year. With three weekends remaining in SEC play, Trisha Ford's Aggies are ranked No. 21 and fighting for a chance to bring a regional to Davis Diamond for the first time.

Following Texas A&M's series sweep of Mississippi State over the weekend, Koko Wooley and Keely Williams have received Southeastern Conference Player of the Week honors. Wooley was the league's Player of the Week, and Williams was named the Freshman of the Week.

No. 21 Texas A&M is back at Davis Diamond on Wednesday night to face Louisiana before traveling to Columbia for a three-game set at South Carolina. On Tuesday, Trisha Ford, Emiley Kennedy and Koko Wooley spoke to the media as the Ags enter the stretch run.

Fresh off a sweep of Mississippi State this weekend, Trisha Ford and No. 19 Texas A&M are preparing for a big-time Wednesday night meeting with Louisiana. On Tuesday morning, Ford spoke to TexAgs Radio about the importance of remaining focused down the stretch.

For the first time since March of 2021, No. 19 Texas A&M has completed a sweep over a conference foe by taking down Mississippi State on Monday night, 5-1. Koko Wooley's multi-hit night highlighted the offense, while Aggie pitching held the Bulldogs to a single run.

Texas A&M pitcher Emiley Kennedy tossed 4.1 innings of scoreless relief on Easter Sunday as No. 19 Texas A&M claimed a series victory over Mississippi State. It was Julia Cottrill's sixth-inning home run that broke a tie and give the Aggies a 2-1 win.

Emily Leavitt and Shaylee Ackerman combined to hold down Mississippi State's offense as No. 19 Texas A&M scored six runs across the final two frames as the Aggies opened a three-game series with a 9-1 run-rule victory on Saturday night.

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No. 19 A&M nearly took last weekend's series from a top-three club, and this weekend, the Aggies will be back at Davis Diamond as they play host to Mississippi State for a three-game set that begins on Saturday. Head coach Trisha Ford spoke to the media to preview the series.

After securing a victory on Saturday, No. 21 Texas A&M failed to claim the series with a 9-2 loss on Sunday at Davis Diamond. With A&M scoring its only runs in the opening frame, Tennessee punched in front with a five-run fifth inning, and the Aggies had no answer.

Two hits were all third-ranked Tennessee could muster off Madison Preston as the Aggie right-hander shut down the Lady Vols, 3-1. Preston's big-time performance allowed No. 21 Texas A&M to even what has been a well-pitched SEC series at Davis Diamond.

In a low-scoring affair that stretched out through 10 innings, dominant pitching from both sides controlled the game until Tennessee ignited a late spark to defeat A&M, 2-1. While the Aggie offense only found two hits, Emily Leavitt held firm with seven strikeouts through 4.2 innings.