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1 month ago | thebatt.com | Eric Liu

Despite the blustering winds, the Texas A&M men’s golf team finished fifth out of 15 teams at the Southern Highlands collegiate tournament. Weather played a big factor in the first two rounds as the added uncertainty led to balls flying all over the place. “The winds were steady today at 20 to 25 miles per hour from the first shot to the last shot,” coach Brian Kortan said. “And it was with gusts. I mean, gusts where sand is blown out of the bunkers.

2 months ago | thebatt.com | Eric Liu

In a highly anticipated showdown between the top two teams in collegiate women’s tennis, the No. 2 Texas A&M Aggies faced off against the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs in the ITA Indoor Championship Finals. It was a rematch of the 2024 NCAA National Championship, where A&M made history by securing its first national title with a dramatic win over Georgia. This time, however, the Bulldogs got their revenge with a dominant 4-1 victory to claim the indoor crown.

2 months ago | thebatt.com | Youngchan Kang |Eric Liu |Roman Arteaga

No. 22 Texas Tech at Arizona — Youngchan Saturday, Feb. 8 – McKale Memorial Center — Tucson, Arizona9:00 p.m. on ESPNNo. 22 Texas Tech is coming into this matchup after their biggest win of the season against No. 6 Houston. Despite a controversial ejection of sophomore forward JT Toppin and coach Grant McCasland, it was fifth-year senior guard Chance McMillian who scored 23 of the Red Raiders’ points, going 7-of-14 from the field. Arizona is coming off a rivalry victory over Arizona State.

2 months ago | thebatt.com | Diego Saenz

The No. 17/19 Texas A&M swimming and diving teams closed out their regular season with a tough matchup against No. 2/1 Texas, falling to their in-state rivals in the return of the Lone Star Showdown. The Longhorns dominated the meet, winning 218.5-80.5 on the men’s side and 197-102 on the women’s side. The meet kicked off with Texas winning the first three dive competitions in dominant fashion as the Burnt Orange took all the diving competitions but one.

2 months ago | thebatt.com | Eric Liu

In its first game without senior guard Aicha Coulibaly, Texas A&M women’s basketball suffered a 72-51 loss against Arkansas. Coulibaly, the Aggies’ leading scorer at 12.8 points per game, suffered a season-ending knee injury last Sunday in the 64-51 loss against LSU. “We’ve been saying all week there’s not one person who can replace what she does,” coach Joni Taylor said. “I think that we’ve got to rebound by committee, we’ve got to score by committee, we’ve all got to be committed to being tough.