After a 1-1 week last week that included a loss at then-No. 15 West Virginia and a home win over Northwestern State, Texas A&M women's basketball is headed to the Bahamas. Ahead of the road trip, head coach Joni Taylor joined TexAgs Live on Tuesday morning.

Forward Jada Malone powered Texas A&M's offense with 24 points and nine rebounds off the bench in a commanding 75-54 victory over Northwestern State on Sunday afternoon. Sahara Jones added 14 points while Lauren Ware posted an 11-point, 13-rebound double-double.

For the first time this season, Texas A&M women's basketball is away from Reed Arena as the Aggies prepare to face West Virginia on Friday night in Morgantown. Ahead of the road trip, Joni Taylor, Taliyah Parker and Jada Malone spoke to the media on Wednesday afternoon.

After a 960-day stint sidelined, Kyndall Hunter shined in her third game in Maroon & White as A&M dismantled Western Michigan on Sunday, 86-38. Hunter was one of five Aggies to reach a double-digit point total, along with Sahara Jones, who recorded the year's first double-double.

After a lackluster appearance in the season-opener for Joni Taylor's third-year Aggies, the Maroon & White's stretch at home continues, hosting the UTSA Roadrunners. Ahead of Thursday's contest, Joni Taylor, Kyndall Hunter and Jada Malone spoke to the media.

The Maroon & White were outplayed on both sides of the ball and struggled to find any rhythm in a 62-56 loss to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Monday. In the program's first season-opening loss in 11 years, the Aggies shot just 27.3 percent from the field, including 3-of-25 from deep.

Following a difficult first season under Joni Taylor, Texas A&M went 19-13 and earned a berth in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. As the head coach enters her third season in Aggieland, Taylor hopes to see even more steps in the right direction for the Maroon & White.

On Friday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M as football will face ULM this weekend. In addition, Aggie volleyball will take on Liberty, and soccer will host Kentucky.

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 A&M basketball's regular-season finale, baseball's weekend at the Shriners Children’s College Classic and so much more.

No. 13-seed A&M became the lowest-seeded team to advance to the quarterfinals when they pulled of a 79-72 upset over No. 5-seed Mississippi State on Thursday. For the second straight day, SEC All-freshman selection Sydney Bowles shined, scoring a game-high 19 points.

Sydney Bowles scored a career-high 22 points with a career-best six 3-pointers as the Aggies eliminated Vanderbilt in the first round of the SEC Tournament, 77-70. Needing to run the table to make the NCAA Tournament, A&M advances to face Mississippi State on Thursday.

Texas A&M women's basketball snapped a long losing streak on Sunday when the Aggies took down Georgia at Reed Arena, 75-73. The win was Joni Taylor's first SEC victory, and on Tuesday, she shared the emotions that came along with it as well as a look ahead to A&M's next game.

Texas A&M finally put an end to an eight-game skid as Joni Taylor defeated her former team on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena, 75-73. After missing the last 10 games with a wrist injury, Janiah Barker scored 24 points in her triumphant return to the lineup.

Back to having only seven available players, Texas A&M's tenacious defense was not enough as Ole Miss rolled to a 57-38 victory over the Aggies on Sunday afternoon at Reed Arena. Texas A&M has now lost five straight games and has slumped to an 0-4 start in the SEC.

Shorthanded once again, the Aggies battled Purdue all afternoon but couldn't hang on in the final stretches as A&M fell to the Boilermakers on Wednesday at Reed Arena, 59-53. Kay Kay Green piloted a late charge with a team-high 14 points, followed by Sydney Bowles' 12.

With only seven players available, Texas A&M defeated SMU, 57-49, on Sunday afternoon in a long-awaited return to Reed Arena. Forward Jada Malone's 12 points led the way for a group of five Aggies that reached double figures in the winning effort.

Looking to extend their winning streak to three games, Texas A&M women's basketball fell short on Sunday afternoon as the Aggies lost to Rice at Reed Arena, 66-58. Despite the losing effort, true freshman Janiah Barker notched a career-high 19 points to lead all scorers

Despite holding a 49-46 lead heading into the fourth, No. 23 Texas A&M's lead soon diminished as the Aggies dropped their SEC opener to No. 19 LSU, 75-66. Three Aggies broke double-digits with Destiny Pitts leading the charge with 18 points and 11 rebounds.