Aggie Baseball defeated the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs Saturday night in Minute Maid Park with a score of 1-0. A&M will take on the University of Houston Cougars on Sunday, March 3 at 3 p.m.
Each player’s jersey has a tournament patch for the weekend.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior right fielder Logan Foster and freshman third baseman Ty Coleman make their way back to the dugout after warming up.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverSophomore Christian Roa signs hats and balls for Aggie fans before the game.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesThe first pitch was thrown by one of the Shriners Hospital patients.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesShriners Hospital for Children patient and America’s Got Talent finalist Kechi Okwuchi sang the national anthem.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverFans were seated throughout all of Minute Maid Park.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverThe Aggies break their huddle from first base before the first pitch.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverSophomore Asa Lacy pitched seven innings for the Aggies.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior second baseman Bryce Blaum is hitting .286 on the season.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverSophomore pitcher Asa Lacy faced 24 TCU batters and struck out nine of those players.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesSenior left fielder Allonte Wingate had the first hit for A&M in the game.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverWith the bases loaded, TCU pitcher Brandon Williamson walked in the only score of the game.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior catcher Mikey Hoehner had one of the Aggies’ four hits against the Horned Frogs.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverLittle Aggie player helps retrieve bats after the players make it on base.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesSophomore pitcher Asa Lacy finished the night with nine strikeouts.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior first baseman Hunter Coleman had eight putouts against TCU.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior second baseman Bryce Blaum attempts to make the tag at second.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior right fielder Logan Foster had one RBI.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverSophomore pitcher Kasey Kalich struck out one player and walked one player.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesPitchers Joseph Menefee and Kasey Kalich warm up in the bullpen.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverFreshman pitcher Joseph Menefee struck out one TCU player.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesMinute Maid Park is home to the Houston Astros baseball team.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverAggie players have to react quick when caught trying to steal a base.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesEach game of the tournament was separated by an hour so the teams could warm up. A portion of that time was also allotted to the grounds crew to recondition the field.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior infielder Hunter Coleman stays ready as the ball comes toward him.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesSophomore pitcher Kasey Kalich was the Aggies closer on the mound. He was awarded the save.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior pitcher John Doxakis and the A&M dugout cheer on teammate Kasey Kalich with one out to go in the game.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverThe Aggie crowd runs the War Hymn on their own to help support the players.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesBetween both TCU pitchers they had a total of eight strike outs.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesSophomore pitcher Kasey Kalich closed out the game for the Aggies.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesThe TCU players freak out as a pop fly comes crashing down towards their dugout.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesJunior infielder Hunter Coleman repeatedly tries to tag out the TCU player.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesThe Aggie players in the dugout watch nervously as the pressure arises in the stadium.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesThe TCU pitchers had a total of one error for the day.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesJunior second baseman Bryce Blaum celebrates after leaping to catch the last out needed for the win.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJuniors Braden Shewmake and Bryce Blaum celebrate after Blaum caught the last out to win the game.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverAggies “saw em off” in Minute Maid Park after defeating TCU 1-0.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverHead coach Rob Childress salutes his players after winning a tought fight with the TCU team.
Photo by Photo by Brandon HolmesSome of the Aggie players were emotional after tonight’s win.
Photo by Photo by Brandon Holmes