It was a long day of softball at McCombs Field in Austin as Texas A&M dropped its Saturday opener to Texas, 2-1, before bouncing back to eliminate Texas State, 4-2. In year one under Trisha Ford, the Aggies have advanced to Sunday's regional final.

In an action-packed afternoon at Davis Diamond, No. 23 Texas A&M nailed a victory in the resumption of Friday night's contest, 6-2, before falling later in the day, 8-1. The Aggies and Tigers will conclude the series in Sunday evening's rubber match at Davis Diamond.

No. 23 Texas A&M's 2023 regular season is almost complete as the Aggies host Missouri at Davis Diamond to finish SEC play. Ahead of Friday's series opener, Trisha Ford, Star Ferguson and Madison Preston spoke to the media to preview the three-game set.

A four-spot in the opening frame was more than enough for the Aggies to lean on as they cruised to 6-3 victory over the Rebels on Saturday. Leveling the series, Julia Cottrill and Morgan Smith accounted for six RBIs, and Emily Leavitt earned her ninth win of the year inside the circle.

Finding themselves in a pitcher's duel, Trisha Ford & Co. couldn't capitalize on their limited offensive opportunities as they were ultimately walked-off by South Carolina on Saturday, 1-0. Emiley Kennedy turned in 4.1 innings of work but was saddled with her fourth loss.

Texas A&M softball has not hosted the NCAA Tournament since 2018, but that drought could end this year. With three weekends remaining in SEC play, Trisha Ford's Aggies are ranked No. 21 and fighting for a chance to bring a regional to Davis Diamond for the first time.

Texas A&M pitcher Emiley Kennedy tossed 4.1 innings of scoreless relief on Easter Sunday as No. 19 Texas A&M claimed a series victory over Mississippi State. It was Julia Cottrill's sixth-inning home run that broke a tie and give the Aggies a 2-1 win.

On this week's edition of TexAgs' podcast for students by students, Eric Casarez joins to talk about the latest regarding Aggie baseball ahead of this weekend's series at Auburn. The duo also breaks down the biggest NBA storylines as the postseason picture is coming into frame.

On Monday’s edition of TexAgs Radio, Kay Naegeli took us Around Aggieland and provided updates on all things Texas A&M Athletics ahead of baseball's series victory over Ole Miss, Sam Bennett heads to The Masters and much more.

After securing a victory on Saturday, No. 21 Texas A&M failed to claim the series with a 9-2 loss on Sunday at Davis Diamond. With A&M scoring its only runs in the opening frame, Tennessee punched in front with a five-run fifth inning, and the Aggies had no answer.

Two hits were all third-ranked Tennessee could muster off Madison Preston as the Aggie right-hander shut down the Lady Vols, 3-1. Preston's big-time performance allowed No. 21 Texas A&M to even what has been a well-pitched SEC series at Davis Diamond.

In a low-scoring affair on Tuesday evening, Trinity Cannon ripped a walk-off single down the left-field line to put No. 21 Texas A&M back on track with a 3-2 win over Lamar. Emily Leavitt earned her seventh win of the year after tossing a scoreless final two innings with three strikeouts.

With No. 21 Texas A&M leading by a run in the top of the seventh, No. 17 Georgia struck for a pair of runs to take Saturday's ballgame, 6-5. Trisha Ford's Aggies showed plenty of fight in the back-and-forth contest but ultimately fell just short of evening the series.

For the first time since 2018, Texas A&M softball won its opening conference series of the year when the Aggies took down then-No. 7 Arkansas in Fayetteville. On Tuesday, head coach Trisha Ford spoke to TexAgs about the weekend that was as well as what's ahead for her Ags.

For the first time since 2018, Texas A&M softball has won its first SEC series of the season as the Aggies took two of three from No. 7 Arkansas in Fayetteville. The upset culminated with a 9-1 run-ruling of the Razorbacks on Sunday afternoon.

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.

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.