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Texas A&M Forces Decisive Game After Dramatic Comeback in NCAA Regional

The Aggies erased a six-run deficit to defeat Liberty 14-11, setting up a winner-take-all game for a super regional berth.

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Kennedy Powell gave the Aggies the lead for good in the top of the eighth inning as Texas A&M defeated Liberty on Sunday to stay alive.
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Overview

  • Texas A&M, the No. 1 overall seed, avoided elimination with a 14-11 victory over Liberty in the first game of a regional doubleheader.
  • Liberty’s Rachel Roupe hit a grand slam in the second inning to give the Flames a 6-0 lead, putting the Aggies on the brink of defeat.
  • Back-to-back home runs by Mya Perez and Mac Barbara in the fourth inning sparked a rally, giving Texas A&M its first lead of the game.
  • The Aggies extended their lead with a three-run fifth inning, marking 10 unanswered runs, and held off Liberty’s late efforts to secure the win.
  • Texas A&M must now win a second game against Liberty later Sunday to advance, aiming to avoid becoming the first No. 1 seed in NCAA softball history to exit in regionals.