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.

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.

In a low-scoring affair on Tuesday evening, Trinity Cannon ripped a walk-off single down the left-field line to put No. 21 Texas A&M back on track with a 3-2 win over Lamar. Emily Leavitt earned her seventh win of the year after tossing a scoreless final two innings with three strikeouts.

After taking both ends of a twin bill on Saturday, No. 24 Texas A&M was unable to complete the sweep in Lexington as No. 11 Kentucky run-ruled the Aggies in five innings, 10-2. The Wildcats jumped out to an early 8-0 lead, and A&M never dug out of the hole.

After being swept at Georgia, the Aggies have now won three straight after taking both ends of Saturday's twin bill at No. 11 Kentucky. A&M earned a 14-13 comeback win before exploding for a 10-0 run-rule victory in five innings to close the successful day in Lexington.

On Friday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics ahead of baseball's conference road series with No. 12 Tennessee, softball's top-25 meeting with Kentucky and much, much more.

Needing a spark, A&M rallied from behind with nearly consecutive two-run bombs by Julia Cottrill and Rylen Wiggins to defeat Louisiana Tech on Wednesday, 6-3. Emily Leavitt picked up her fifth win on the season after keeping the visitors scoreless through the final four innings.

With No. 21 Texas A&M leading by a run in the top of the seventh, No. 17 Georgia struck for a pair of runs to take Saturday's ballgame, 6-5. Trisha Ford's Aggies showed plenty of fight in the back-and-forth contest but ultimately fell just short of evening the series.

Twenty-first-ranked Texas A&M came up just short as they failed to rally in the seventh inning, dropping Game 1 of the series, 7-5. No. 17 Georgia pieced together 15 hits, including two home runs, to hand the Aggies their first loss of conference play at Davis Diamond.

For the first time since 2018, Texas A&M softball won its opening conference series of the year when the Aggies took down then-No. 7 Arkansas in Fayetteville. On Tuesday, head coach Trisha Ford spoke to TexAgs about the weekend that was as well as what's ahead for her Ags.

For the first time since 2018, Texas A&M softball has won its first SEC series of the season as the Aggies took two of three from No. 7 Arkansas in Fayetteville. The upset culminated with a 9-1 run-ruling of the Razorbacks on Sunday afternoon.

Trisha Ford's first taste of Southeastern Conference play ended early as No. 7 Arkansas run-ruled the Aggies in five innings, 8-0. The home-standing Razorbacks plated five in the first and never looked back as the Aggies mustered just three hits on the night.

Aggie softball jumped out to a perfect 6-0 start, outscoring opponents 68-3 in the Texas A&M Invitational at Davis Diamond over the weekend. On Tuesday morning, head coach Trisha Ford joined TexAgs Radio to talk about her first weekend in Maroon & White and more.

Behind a 13-run third inning, Texas A&M softball slugged its way to victory in its final game of the Texas A&M Invitational, run-ruling A&M-Commerce, 25-0. In a school-record performance, 12 different Aggies crossed the plate, and 13 different players drove in at least one run.

Trisha Ford's perfect start in Aggieland continued with a sweep of Michigan State and A&M-Commerce on the third day of the A&M Invitational. Thanks to dominating efforts inside the circle, the Aggies outscored opponents 15-0 and improve to 5-0 to start the 2023 season.

On the second day of the Texas A&M Invitational, the Maroon & White picked up a pair of victories to remain perfect on the weekend. The Aggies took down Northern Kentucky, 6-1, before run-ruling Tarleton in the nightcap, 10-0, as Trisha Ford picked up her 400th career win.

Texas A&M only needed five innings to take care of business on Opening Day as Trisha Ford started her career in Aggieland with a 12-2 run-rule victory over Tarleton. In her first action in Maroon & White, OSU transfer Julia Cottrill shined with five RBIs as she nearly completed the cycle.