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By Micala Proesch
THE BATTALION
The Texas A&M softball team is looking
for redemption as it hosts Baylor in a single
game at the Aggie Softball Complex on
Tuesday night.
The Aggies (33-11, 6-6 Big 12) faced
Baylor (41-13, 8-5 Big 12) earlier this sea
son, as A&M fell 4-0 to the Lady Bears at
Getterman Stadium in Waco. While the No.
24 Aggies are ranked lower than the No. 22
Lady Bears in both the Big 12 and national
standings, A&M remains confident that it
can take down its conference foe.
“Last time we faced Baylor, they played
extremely well and we did not play well at
all,” said A&M head coach Jo Evans. ”We
are feeling much better going into this
matchup with them, and we really feel like
this is a game we can win.”
The Aggies are coming off a road trip to
Oklahoma State where they split a double-
header with the Cowgirls, losing the opener
3-2 before taking the second game 2-1.
Sophomore Jessica Slataper (16-7) threw
the first game for the Aggies, and though she
gave up only two hits, both were homeruns.
The Aggies mounted a comeback attempt
after the Cowgirls posted their first two-run
home run, but Oklahoma State would not he
shut down as it came back and hit a solo shot
in the sixth inning to secure the win.
A&M bounced back in the nightcap to
even the series with the Cowgirls. Sophomore
Lindsay Wilhemson (9-3) threw her 10th com
plete game of the season and junior catcher
Selena Collins hit her 11th home run of the
season in the Aggie victory.
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Texas A&M first baseman Kelly Ferguson waits in the field during an at bat by Texas'
Kristi Robles. A&M will host Baylor tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the Aggie Softball Complex
The Aggies now have 30 home runs this
season, which breaks the previous single
season high of 29 set in 1985 and 1996.
“Overall, the team played really well in
both games,” Evans said. “I was really
pleased with the way we handled Oklahoma
State. We played well defensively and offen
sively and we outhit them in both games.”
Baylor split its last conference series with
Iowa State, rallying to beat the Cyclone?
after losing the first game. 2-0. The
Bears managed to rally in a five-mn
inning to come back and take the game
win by Baylor established a school recoi
conference v, ins in a season.
The Lady Bears will face Wilhelr
on the mound at 6:30 p.m. at the k
Softball Complex.
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