Junior Samantha Show was the starting pitcher for the Texas A&M softball team.

Penn State entered the game with a 1-11 overall record on the year.

Junior Kaitlyn Alderink had one hit and scored one run in the win over Penn State.

Penn State’s Toni Polk throws a ball back into play after fielding it in the outfield.

Junior Keeli Milligan slides into home, helping the Aggies score three runs in the first inning.

Penn State was unable to record a hit during the game.

Senior Kristen Cuyos dives to first base in an attempt to stay safe as Penn State’s pitcher makes a play to first.

Texas A&M softball scored a run in every inning played against Penn State.

The Aggies were able to capitalize upon the many mistakes committed by Penn State.

Sophomore Kelbi Fortenberry barely stays safe as the Penn State player attempts to tag her out.

The Penn State bench stayed positive as the Aggies continued to score runs.

Senior Ashley Walters celebrates getting on base with her coach, Joy Jackson.

Head Coach Amanda Lehotak motivates her team to rally against Texas A&M.

Junior Samantha Show pitched her first collegiate no-hitter of her softball career against Penn State.

Senior Tori Vidales  earned one hit in the contest against Penn State, she was walked twice.

Junior Keeli Milligan smiles after scoring her second run for the Aggies on the day.

Freshman Abby Smith hit her first collegiate triple as she brings home two runs to finish the game in the fifth inning on a run-rule.

The Aggies improve to 19-3 on the season. They will take on University of Incarnate Word in a double header on March 7.