Through graduation and the portal, Texas A&M softball lost 11 players, so Trisha Ford & Co. added seven transfer portal pieces this summer. Between offensive firepower and important depth in the circle, the Aggies look to build on a 2026 campaign that saw them go 38-19 overall.

By allowing two runs to Arizona State in the seventh inning on Saturday afternoon, No. 15 seed Texas A&M fell into the losers' bracket at the Bryan-College Station Regional. Back in familiar-but-uncomfortable territory, Trisha Ford's Aggies must go 2-0 on Sunday to reach a super regional.

After dropping a game earlier on Saturday afternoon, Trisha Ford and the Aggies responded perfectly by beating UConn at Davis Diamond in the night session, 10-3. With the win, Texas A&M advances to the regional final, where the Ags need to beat Arizona State twice to stay alive.

Seventeen is the most runs Texas A&M has ever scored in an NCAA Tournament game, and 13 of those came in a record-breaking second inning as the Aggies rolled UConn on Friday, 17-3. Trisha Ford & Co. will face either Arizona State or McNeese in the winner's bracket on Saturday at 2 p.m. CT.

The bubbles were blowing early and often at Davis Diamond as #15 Texas A&M cruised to the winner's bracket in the Bryan-College Station Regional by run-ruling UConn in five innings, 17-3. A&M's 17 runs represent a program record in an NCAA Tournament game.

The 2026 Bryan-College Station Regional gets underway on Friday afternoon at Davis Diamond as the Fightin' Texas Aggies look to take their first steps toward an appearance in the Women's College World Series. Here's a quick look at the four clubs facing off in Aggieland.

No. 6 seed Texas A&M is already out of the 2026 SEC Tournament after dropping a second-round contest to No. 14 seed Auburn on Wednesday, 11-8. The Aggies erased an 8-3 deficit but then surrendered three runs in the top of the seventh.

It was an unfortunate Saturday for No. 12 Texas A&M softball as the Aggies dropped both games of Saturday's doubleheader to conclude the 2026 regular season. No. 1 Oklahoma claimed the SEC crown while the Aggies finished sixth in the league, with the SEC Tournament up next.

No. 10 Texas A&M dropped its first series in over a month as the Aggies fell to No. 24 South Carolina on Sunday afternoon in Columbia, 2-1. A throwing error in the bottom of the seventh allowed the Gamecocks to walk off the Maroon & White.

Sydney Lessentine tossed a complete-game shutout on Saturday at Davis Diamond as No. 11 Texas A&M clinched the series with a 4-0 win over No. 14 Mississippi State. The Aggies scored four runs on just three hits as they took advantage of nine walks.

No. 11 Texas A&M used a six-run first inning to set the tone and never looked back in a 10-3 win over Baylor on Wednesday night in Waco. Behind timely hitting and steady pitching down the stretch, the Aggies pulled away late to secure another midweek victory.

Head coach Trisha Ford joined us on Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to preview Wednesday night's midweek vs. Baylor, a top-40 RPI team. Later this weekend, No. 11 Texas A&M softball will return to Davis Diamond to host No. 14 Mississippi State.

Texas A&M softball is now ranked No. 11 nationally and will travel to Waco on Wednesday night before returning to Davis Diamond for a three-game series vs. Mississippi State. Ahead of the upcoming week, Trisha Ford, Kelsey Mathis and Ariel Kowalewski addressed the media.

No. 13 Texas A&M battled past Ole Miss on Saturday to secure the series victory in a back-and-forth contest, 7-5. Behind timely hitting from Kennedy Powell and a clutch shutdown performance from Sydney Lessentine in the circle, the Aggies held off a late Rebels rally to seal the win.

With four SEC series down and four to go, Texas A&M softball is gaining momentum after a top-15 series win over Georgia. Softball America GM Tara Henry joined TexAgs Live to talk all about Trisha Ford's Aggies and what is clicking.

With a Friday split of a doubleheader at Davis Diamond, No. 15 Texas A&M claimed a top-15 SEC series from No. 11 Georgia. The Aggies are now 26-12 overall and 8-4 in conference as they prepare to travel to Oxford next weekend.

No. 15 Texas A&M is leaving Austin with a victory over the nation's top-ranked team as the Aggies defeated Texas on Sunday, 9-7. The Maroon & White scored a trio of unearned runs as they capitalized on three Longhorns errors.

No. 15 Aggie softball is gearing up for the Lone Star Showdown this weekend. On Wednesday, head coach Trisha Ford joined us on TexAgs Live to detail the series in Austin and what players to keep an eye on as the Aggies get into the groove of the SEC season.