One final regular season weekend remains for Aggie softball ahead of the postseason as No. 8 Texas A&M will travel to Gainesville for a series against No. 9 Florida. Head coach Trisha Ford joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to detail the all-important weekend.

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.

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.

Winners of five of their first six conference series, #12 Texas A&M softball currently sits second in the league with two conference series remaining. Head coach Trisha Ford joined TexAgs Radio to look back on the weekend in Tuscaloosa and their week ahead.

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.

A three-time All-American pitcher and a Texas A&M Hall of Famer, Megan Gibson-Loftin is now Twelve's Director of Softball Operations. The A&M legend joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to offer her thoughts on Trisha Ford & Co. as the stretch run continues.

The stretch run of the 2024 Texas A&M softball season is here as the 12th-ranked Aggies prepare for a Saturday-Monday series at No. 13 Alabama. Ahead of the road trip to Tuscaloosa, Trisha Ford and Jazmine Hill spoke to the media.

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.

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.

With the score tied 1-1 in the fifth, Kylei Griffin crushed a two-run home run OVER the left field scoreboard to help the 14th-ranked Aggies defeat Auburn on Friday, 5-1. In the circle, Emiley Kennedy earned another complete-game victory, punching out four Tigers in the process.

After tying it 3-all in the bottom of the seventh, Texas State walked it off to hand Texas A&M its fourth loss of the season. The Aggies posted three errors and left six on base in the loss, and now look ahead to a three-game set with the Auburn Tigers at Davis Diamond this weekend.

No. 17 Texas A&M suffered its first conference loss as the Aggies were unable to complete the sweep of No. 21 Mississippi State in Starkville, 6-5. A&M jumped out to an early 3-0 lead, but an uncharacteristic outing by Emiley Kennedy in the circle found the Ags in a dogfight late.

For her first time in Aggieland, Trisha Ford just swept her first top-25 opponent in South Carolina and has another chance to do so this weekend. Former Texas A&M softball player and current SEC Network analyst Tori Vidales shared her thoughts on the Aggies' 23-2 start.

In a pitchers' duel that went into extra innings, first baseman Trinity Cannon lifted the 19th-ranked Aggies to a Saturday night victory over No. 22 South Carolina, 2-1. Cannon's 10th-inning come was her eighth homer of the year and her second walk-off.