On a Wednesday night in Huntsville, Trisha Ford's 11th-ranked Texas A&M put the finishing touches on an impressive 24-3 non-conference schedule by beating Sam Houston, 11-0. The Ags are idle this weekend before wrapping up the regular season next weekend in Gainesville.

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.

Needing a 9-4 Monday night win, 12th-ranked Texas A&M pulled off the program's first-ever series victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide last weekend in Tuscaloosa. On Tuesday, Trisha Ford and Kennedy Powell spoke to the media ahead of Wednesday's game at North Texas.

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.

Despite scoring 10 runs in the first two innings, No. 14 Texas A&M was able to fend off a comeback attempt by Kentucky to win Saturday's ballgame, 10-9. Kramer Eschete drove in four, and Jazmine Hill had a trio of hits in the winning effort.

Coming back from a sweep last weekend at LSU, Jazmine Hill's walk-off single in the seventh inning gave No. 14 Texas A&M the 5-4 victory in the opening game with Kentucky. With the win, the Aggies improved to 30-7 on the season and 9-4 in conference 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.

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.

An eight-run first inning propelled the Aggies to victory over North Texas in run-rule fashion, 12-0. Three long balls were the difference, as Texas A&M is now 20-2 and will host South Carolina for its first conference three-game set, beginning on Friday at Davis Diamond.

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.

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.

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.