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.

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.

On Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics after A&M basketball's regular-season finale, baseball's weekend at the Shriners Children’s College Classic and so much more.

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.

In their first game back at Davis Diamond since opening weekend, the Aggies took care of business faster than usual as they defeated Houston in six innings, 9-1. Pinch hitting in her first at-bat of the evening, Grace Uribe homered over left field to send the Cougars home early.

Three weeks into the season, Texas A&M softball is sitting at 11-4 with a pair of top-25 victories already on their resume. Ahead of the Aggies' final non-conference weekend, head coach Trisha Ford joined TexAgs Radio to review the early returns from the Maroon & White.

Following a 3-2 showing at the Clearwater Invitational, Texas A&M is on the verge of the top 25, and the Aggies will face the top two ranked teams in the country this weekend. Ahead of the Mary Nutter Classic, Trisha Ford, Riley Valentine and Emiley Kennedy spoke to the media.

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.

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.

Fightin' Texas Aggie softball returns to Davis Diamond this weekend as the Maroon & White host the Texas A&M Invitational, which begins on Thursday. With the season opener just a couple of days away, here's what to expect from Trisha Ford's club this spring.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Richard Zane joined to take us Around Aggieland and provided updates as baseball is headed into the postseason, softball and tennis seasons concluded over the weekend and more.

In a rematch of a tightly-contest Saturday ballgame, Texas A&M softball had no answers for mighty Oklahoma in the final of the Norman Regional as the top-ranked Sooners run-ruled the Aggies, 20-0. The loss brings Texas A&M's 2022 season to a close.

With Saturday afternoon's rally coming up just short against #1 Oklahoma, Aggie softball pieced together a comeback win in its evening rematch against Minnesota to avoid elimination and advance to the Norman Regional final with Jo Evans' 1,300th career victory.

#5 Florida manufactured three runs in the first inning as #12 Texas A&M had no answer for the Gators' speed. The Aggies attempted to rally back but ultimately fell in the second round of the SEC Tournament, 4-1.

Powered by Trinity Cannon's three-run double and Shaylee Ackerman's late dominance in the circle, A&M softball earned its first-ever SEC Tournament win after downing South Carolina, 5-3, on Tuesday night. The Aggies will now face fifth-seeded Florida on Wednesday afternoon.

Plagued by an early deficit and a four-run fifth inning by No. 5 Arkansas, Texas A&M's rally came up short as they dropped the series finale, 9-5 on Sunday. With the regular season over, the Aggies will now turn their attention to South Carolina in the SEC Tournament.

Jo Evans and the Aggies jumped out to an early lead courtesy of a Katie Dack two-run homer in the first, but No. 5 Arkansas refused to be held down as the Razorbacks evened the weekend series by taking down Texas A&M, 7-3.