One final regular season weekend remains for Aggie softball ahead of the postseason as No. 8 Texas A&M will travel to Gainesville for a series against No. 9 Florida. Head coach Trisha Ford joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to detail the all-important weekend.

Your Fightin' Texas Aggie softball team is 38-9 this season after run-ruling Houston on Tuesday night. Current head coach Trisha Ford and former A&M softball player and current ESPN analyst Amanda Scarborough both joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the team's dominance.

Only five innings were required on Tuesday night as No. 11 Texas A&M used a seven-run fourth to permanently distance itself from Houston en route to a 12-2 victory. Trinity Cannon and Rylen Wiggins combined for six RBIs while Emiley Kennedy earned her 20th win.

After resuming Saturday's contest on Sunday, No. 12 Texas A&M won two against Ole Miss to complete the sweep and earn their sixth SEC series victory. Additionally, for the first time ever, Aggie softball has recorded three conference series sweeps in one season.

Behind eight runs in the first two frames, No. 12 Texas A&M glided past North Texas in a 5-inning run rule in Denton. With a trio of Aggies posting a multi-hit game on Wednesday night, the Maroon & White improved their non-conference record to 34-9.

Winners of five of their first six conference series, #12 Texas A&M softball currently sits second in the league with two conference series remaining. Head coach Trisha Ford joined TexAgs Radio to look back on the weekend in Tuscaloosa and their week ahead.

A three-time All-American pitcher and a Texas A&M Hall of Famer, Megan Gibson-Loftin is now Twelve's Director of Softball Operations. The A&M legend joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to offer her thoughts on Trisha Ford & Co. as the stretch run continues.

It was a scoreless ballgame until Kentucky's Karissa Hamilton mashed a one-run homer in the seventh, and with No. 14 Texas A&M unable to respond, the Aggies dropped Sunday's finale, 1-0, after claiming the series. A&M now sits at 10-5 in conference play with three series to play.

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.

With the score tied 1-1 in the fifth, Kylei Griffin crushed a two-run home run OVER the left field scoreboard to help the 14th-ranked Aggies defeat Auburn on Friday, 5-1. In the circle, Emiley Kennedy earned another complete-game victory, punching out four Tigers in the process.

After tying it 3-all in the bottom of the seventh, Texas State walked it off to hand Texas A&M its fourth loss of the season. The Aggies posted three errors and left six on base in the loss, and now look ahead to a three-game set with the Auburn Tigers at Davis Diamond this weekend.

In a pitchers' duel that went into extra innings, first baseman Trinity Cannon lifted the 19th-ranked Aggies to a Saturday night victory over No. 22 South Carolina, 2-1. Cannon's 10th-inning come was her eighth homer of the year and her second walk-off.

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.

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.