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.

Texas A&M softball claimed a top-16 national seed on Sunday and will begin postseason play at Davis Diamond this Friday. Head coach Trisha Ford joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to preview the field of the Bryan-College Station Regional and much more.

All 13 SEC teams are in the NCAA Tournament, and Trisha Ford's Aggies are the No. 16 national seed and will host a regional at Davis this week. Former A&M All-American Tori Vidales joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the tournament returning to Aggieland for the first time since 2018.

In their second game of the afternoon, No. 3 seed Texas A&M was dispatched from the 2024 Southeastern Conference Tournament with a 7-3 semifinal loss to No. 2 seed Florida. The Aggies now turn their attention to Sunday evening's NCAA Tournament Selection Show.

Despite being 0-for-5 in her career vs. All-American Alana Vawter, Texas A&M shortstop Koko Wooley delivered on Friday afternoon as her walk-off double clinched a 3-2 victory and sent the Aggies to the semifinals of the 2024 SEC Tournament.

Texas A&M softball completed its regular season slate last weekend and now sits as the No. 3 seed in the 2024 SEC Tournament. Head coach Trisha Ford joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the week ahead for the Aggies in Auburn, Alabama.

No. 8 Texas A&M's comeback attempt was enough to force extra innings, but the Aggies ultimately fell short in Saturday's battle in Gainesville, 9-8. Trisha Ford & Co. will now hope to salvage the regular-season finale on Sunday afternoon.

Early walks and quiet bats plagued the eighth-ranked Aggies in their series opener in Gainesville against No. 9 Florida. Taking advantage of the free base battle, the Gators capitalized on A&M's seven walks while only piecing together four hits.

Your Fightin' Texas Aggie softball team is 38-9 this season after run-ruling Houston on Tuesday night. Current head coach Trisha Ford and former A&M softball player and current ESPN analyst Amanda Scarborough both joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the team's dominance.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Facing little resistance, No. 14 Texas A&M run-ruled Prairie View A&M in five innings as Emily Leavitt (4.0 IP) and Brooke Vestal (1.0 IP) combined for an electric 10-strikeout no-hitter at Davis Diamond. Mya Perez led the Aggies at the plate with two hits and three RBIs.

Texas A&M softball is now 8-4 in SEC play after a rough three-game set in Baton Rouge, getting swept by the seventh-ranked LSU Tigers. Taking all three games of the series, the Tigers recorded their first-ever sweep of the Aggies in program history.

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.