On a chilly Wednesday night, No. 17 Texas A&M (5-0) defeated visiting Sam Houston State (2-4), 2-0
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Teammates high five each other in between the 2nd and 3rd innings.
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Sophomore infielder Kaitlyn Alderink pulls back her swing to avoid a strike.
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The Aggies will return to the Softball Complex this Friday to face Stephen F. Austin.
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Junior catcher Ashley Walters signals to her teammates after a pitcher Trinity Harrington stuck out the batter.
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Junior pitcher Trinity Harrington flips the ball to Junior infielder Tori Vidales to get the out.
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Sophomore infielder Riley Sartain prepares for the ball to possibly come her way.
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Starting pitcher Trinity Harrington tossed three perfect innings Wednesday against Prairie View A&M.
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The Aggies have won 19 home-games in a row.
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Players in the dugout anxiously watch their teammates play during the first inning.
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Junior outfielder Erica Russell prepares to steal a base.
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Junior outfielder Erica Russell beats the ball to second base and is safe.
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Junior catcher Ashley Walters had 7 putouts against Sam Houston State.
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Junior shortstop Kristen Cuyos jogs to first base after being walked.
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Junior shortstop Kristen Cuyos reaches first before the ball and is safe.
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Local high school softball teams were in attendance on Wednesday night to watch the Aggies face Sam Houston State.
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Junior infielder Tori Vidales warms up with her teammates before the inning begins.
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Junior infielder Tori Vidales signals to her teammates.
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