Texas A&M University lost 3-2 in seven innings at College Station, TX on Saturday, despite outhitting Texas Christian University six to five.

Reininger was a workhorse on the mound for Texas Christian University. Reininger pitched seven innings and allowed two earned runs, six hits and three walks while striking out two.

Ryan Hitter was superb in relief, pitching 2 2/3 scoreless innings while collecting one strikeout and allowing three walks and one hit.

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Texas A&M University and University of Texas passed the lead back and forth five times on Sunday at College Station, TX, but in the end Texas A&M University pulled out a 3-2 win in seven innings over University of Texas.

Texas A&M University took the lead in the seventh inning and held on for the victory.

Texas A&M University was paced by the production of Carlos Pena, who reached base three times. He scored one run and had one RBI. Pena singled in the first and seventh innings.

Joe Hundt threw two innings of scoreless ball for Texas A&M University.

Jake Downey, Jeremy Hardegree, Pena, Matthew Grimshaw, and Aaron Smith each got hits for Texas A&M University. Smith led the team with two hits.

In the bottom of the first, Texas A&M University grabbed the early lead, 1-0. Smith doubled to ignite Texas A&M University's offense. Then moved Smith from second to third. Pena singled, scoring Smith.

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Texas A&M University refused to relinquish the lead after grabbing it early against University of Texas, recording a 14-4 victory on Sunday at College Station, TX.

The game was decided quickly as Texas A&M University exerted its will early with nine runs in the first three innings.

An RBI single by Cody Stump and a wild pitch in the first inning fueled Texas A&M University's offense early.

Ryan Lamb racked up two RBIs on two hits for Texas A&M University.

Cody Hansen recorded the win for Texas A&M University. He allowed four runs over three innings. The Texas A&M University pitcher struck out four, walked none and surrendered six hits.

Chris King was superb in relief, pitching two scoreless innings while collecting two strikeouts and allowing one walk and two hits.

After pushing across two runs in the top of the third, University of Texas faced just a 5-4 deficit. A sacrifice fly by Colton Kolaja and a wild pitch sparked University of Texas' rally. Finally, Hansen induced an inning-ending strike out from Joe Higgins.

Texas A&M University increased its lead with four runs in the third. A wild pitch scored Lamb to start the inning. That was followed up by a passed ball that scored King.

Texas A&M University added five more runs in the bottom of the sixth. Lamb kicked things off with a double, scoring Jared Cashore. That was followed up by Clay Balch's double, plating Lamb.

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The Texas A&M Club Baseball Coaches and Officers are holding an informational meeting for any prospective players who have questions or might just want to learn more about the team. The meeting will be in Rudder Tower Room 301 at 6:30 pm on Sunday, Sempember 11.

The Texas A&M Club Baseball team will hold open try outs this September for students looking to compete for a spot on the Aggie Club roster. The try outs will be held on September 18th at noon at Brzos Valley Bank Ballpark in Bryan. As in years past, there will be a $5 charge per student to participate. Any student wishing to try out needs to fill out this form in its entirety and bring it with them to the try outs. Due to University regulations, every participant must have a completed form turned in before taking the field.

For any questions regarding the try outs please contact the Texas A&M Club Baseball President at chris.glanzman@tamu.edu

The Aggies lost the first game of their spring season 6-8 to Rice University (D-II). The 6 fielding errors committed by Texas A&M explains why just 3 of the Owls' 8 runs were earned. Following the loss, the Aggies went on to commit only 2 errors in 12 innings, winning the following two games and the series. The 12-3 and 14-3 wins were largely due to the strong offense and consistent pitching that Texas A&M displayed. Senior Taylor Chapel was named Conference Pitcher of the Week after pitching 4 shut-out innings and striking out 10 batters.  Freshman David Rodriguez earned Conference Player of the Week honors after hitting 5-9 with a home run and 4 RBI's on the weekend. The Aggies will continue their season with two games this weekend in Austin, TX against Huston Tillotson University (NAIA).

The team previews are in, and the NCBA has posted the Preseason Top 20 Rankings. The Aggies only drop one spot to No. 5 from last season after sending off a large graduating class. With the addition of even more talent at the start of the Spring, the respectable ranking doesn't come as much of a surprise to Texas A&M players and fans. Gulf Coast Region Rival Texas Tech University made an appearance on the list at the No. 9 spot. Sam Houston State University and University of North Texas also received votes, but didn't manage to break into the top 20. The next rankings update will come out on February 10th. If you would like to view the entire Top 20 list click here.