Overview
- Sophomore Aiden Sims set career highs with seven innings and ten strikeouts in Sunday’s 7–1 win to close the sweep.
- The Aggies walked off the first two games, with freshman Boston Kellner ending Game 1 and Sawyer Farr tying the ninth and forcing in the winner in the 11th of Game 2.
- A&M’s lineup sputtered early, striking out 17 times in Game 2 and managing only three runs across the first two games, before nine hits and a Nico Partida home run keyed the finale.
- Head coach Michael Earley described outfielder Caden Sorrell’s stitched right hand as day-to-day based on swing comfort, and transfer infielder Chris Hacopian remains day-to-day with illness and back stiffness.
- Texas A&M hosts Lamar on Tuesday before a neutral-site weekend in Arlington against Virginia Tech, UCLA and Arizona State.