The 2024 Austin Super Regional will serve as the last time Texas A&M and Texas will meet as non-conference opponents. The No. 1 overall seed Longhorns and No. 16 seed Aggies will be ready to go on Friday, battling for a trip to the 2024 Women's College World Series.

Despite surrendering a pair of first-inning runs, No. 16 national seed Texas A&M scored six unearned runs to cruise to an NCAA Tournament-opening win over UAlbany, 6-2. With the victory, the Aggies advance to face Texas State in the winners' bracket on Saturday.

Davis Diamond will play host to Texas State, Penn State and Albany as Trisha Ford's 16th-seeded Fightin' Texas Aggies begin NCAA Tournament play on Friday in the Bryan-College Station Regional. This is A&M's 22nd straight postseason appearance.

Trisha Ford and the No. 16 seed Fightin' Texas Aggies are set to host the 2024 Bryan-College Station Regional as the NCAA Tournament returns to Aggieland for the first time since 2018. Texas State, Penn State and Albany will be competing at Davis Diamond beginning Friday.

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.

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.

Emiley Kennedy pitched all seven innings to claim her 18th win of the season, the Aggies took advantage of multiple miscues by the Rebels and No. 12 Texas A&M downed Ole Miss in Friday night's series opener, 5-2. Remarkably, all of the Maroon & White's five runs came unearned.

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.

Tied at 4-4 in the sixth inning, No. 12 Texas A&M scored five runs to pull away for the 9-4 series-clinching victory over No. 13 Alabama in Tuscaloosa. With thewin, the Aggies have now won five of their first six series in conference play while boasting a 12-6 record.

No. 12 Texas A&M evened the series with No. 13 Alabama as the Aggies exploded for 17 runs on 13 hits. Trinity Cannon led the Maroon & White, going 3-for-3 at the plate with four RBI and a pair of walks. With the win, the Aggies are 32-9 on the season and 11-6 in the SEC.

A two-run second inning by Alabama proved to be the difference as No. 12 Texas A&M couldn't respond and ultimately fell in Saturday's opener in Tuscaloosa, 2-0. In a complete six innings of work, Emiley Kennedy struck out four batters while Amari Harper led the Aggies with two hits.

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.

After falling in last night's contest, No. 12 Texas A&M dropped the series in Game 2 after No. 7 LSU scored four runs in the sixth inning to win 5-1. With the loss, the Aggies fall to 48-6 on the season and 8-3 in conference play.

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.

Shaylee Ackerman pitched a complete game and Koko Wooley drove in two runs as No. 14 Texas A&M softball took Game 2 from Auburn, 3-2. With the series-clinching victory, the Aggies have now won their first three conference series 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.