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News release from Texas A&M Athletics:
HUNTSVILLE, Texas – The No. 11 Texas A&M softball team claimed its eighth-straight win in run-rule fashion, 11-0, Wednesday night at Bearkat Softball Complex.
Texas A&M (39-9) jumped in the driver’s seat in the first inning after Sam Houston (17-27) walked the first two Aggies and Trinity Cannon followed with a three-run home run. The Aggies made it 4-0 in the opening frame after Koko Wooley singled and later scored after Rylen Wiggins reached on a fielding error.
The Aggies extended their lead in the fourth with a pair of runs, before camping in run-rule territory with five runs in the sixth inning.
Cannon matched her career-high five RBI to lead the offensive fire power, while hitting her team-leading 13th home run and second round tripper in as many games.
Aggie starter Shaylee Ackerman retired seven straight batters before the Bearkats mustered their first hit. Ackerman finished the night striking out five batters, while yielding two hits for her eighth win of the season.
UP NEXT
Texas A&M travels for its regular season SEC series finale at No. 12 Florida beginning May 3-5 at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.
SCORING SUMMARY
T1 | Amari Harper and Kramer Eschete each walked to lead off, followed by Trinity Cannon hitting her 13th home run of the season. Koko Wooley singled to center, before stealing second and later scoring as Rylen Wiggins reached on a fielding error. TAMU 4, SHSU 0
T4 | Kennedy Powell singled to first base, followed by Harper reaching on a fielder’s choice. Eschete doubled to left field to score Powell and Harper. TAMU 6, SHSU 0
T6 | Powell led off with a double to left center and Harper was hit by a pitch, before Eschete was walked to load the bases. Keely Williams singled to right to score Powell, before Harper scored on a wild pitch. Cannon doubled to left center to score Eschete and Williams. Back-to-back walks loaded the bases, followed by Cannon scoring on a sac fly by Mya Perez. TAMU 11, SHSU 0