Zoe Collins Rath

5 days ago | shreveporttimes.com | Zoe Collins Rath

It was about "Texas fight" for Longhorns softball Saturday in their 6-5 victory over LSU at McCombs Field to take the series 2-1. LSU came back from a 4-3 deficit in the top of the seventh inning with two RBI singles to take a 5-4 lead, but Texas rallied to win a game that included five lead changes through seven innings. "We gritted our way through it," Texas coach Mike White said.

5 days ago | statesman.com | Zoe Collins Rath

Texas softball vs LSU game score: Live score as Longhorns in must-win game three Zoe Collins RathAustin American-StatesmanWith the series even, Texas softball is in a must-win situation against LSU on Saturday to help boost its RPI ranking for a postseason run. The No. 3 Longhorns (40-6, 12-5 SEC) couldn't carry over their game one momentum to game two in a 6-1 loss to No. 9 LSU (36-9, 9-8) Friday night, evening the series. Texas had only four hits, compared to LSU's eight.

6 days ago | statesman.com | Zoe Collins Rath

The Aggies (39-5, 13-3) won twice against Missouri to extend their 12-game win streak and guarantee another series victory. A&M will go for the sweep Friday and the American-Statesman will have live updates from the game. Thursday night, the Aggies were pushed both games. In game one, Mac Barbara's three-run home run in the first put the Aggies out front early and they added a run throughout the game. But a Missouri grand slam in the sixth put the Tigers ahead.

6 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Zoe Collins Rath

COLLEGE STATION — No. 1 Texas A&M softball made it past Missouri in a Thursday night doubleheader, but fell apart after being run-ruled by the Tigers in game three. The Aggies' (39-5, 13-3) 12-game win streak comes to an end, despite winning the series 2-1. Missouri's offense found better swings early in the game against the Aggies, with shortstop Kara Daly leading the charge with four home runs and three RBIs. In total, Missouri had four home runs on the day.

1 week ago | statesman.com | Zoe Collins Rath

The Aggies (37-5, 11-3) swept the then-No. 6-ranked LSU for the first time in program history and subsequently were ranked No. 1 in national polls for the first time in program history. Now they travel to Columbia, Mo., to take on "Tigers" with different stripes, Missouri. These Tigers (22-24, 3-13) are coming off a 10-2 win over Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville in six innings. While wins are sprinkled throughout the Missouri schedule, it has yet to win a conference series.