The seventh-ranked Texas A&M Aggies kicked off their softball season on Thursday in dramatic fashion, sweeping a doubleheader over Utah State and Purdue at Davis Diamond.

Texas A&M softball's season opener instantly became memorable because of a sensational catch made by its left fielder on Thursday.

Catcher Reese Atwood smacked her first home run of the season against the Ragin' Cajuns, a 2-run line drive over the left-field wall in the first inning. Texas plated four runs in the second inning via a 2-run double by Mia Scott and a 2-run single by Leighann Goode.

Texas A&M softball's opening day was packed with excitement, highlighted by an incredible catch from Brenham native Kramer Eschete that left fans and teammates in awe. In the Aggies' 10-2 victory over Purdue Thursday night at Davis Diamond,

The Texas A&M Aggies softball team already had high expectations heading into 2025. Not only were they ranked the preseason No. 7 team in the country, but they were also expected to compete for an SEC title.