ARLINGTON – The No. 4 ranked Texas A&M baseball team capped off an undefeated weekend at the Kubota College Baseball Series with a 10-5 victory over Arizona State (5-6) Sunday afternoon from Globe Life Field.
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With the win, the Aggies are off to an 11-0 start for the first time since 2015 and the ninth time in program history.
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Zane Badmaev picked up the win in relief for the Maroon & White, allowing one run over 1.1 innings of work. Starter Justin Lamkin earned a no-decision after working four innings of one-run baseball to go along with five strikeouts. Out of the bullpen, Brad Rudis and Shane Sdao registered scoreless outings.
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Hank Bard and Ted Burton registered multi-hit performances for Texas A&M as the duo both finished 2-for-3 at the dish. Bard also plated three RBI on the day. Junior Braden Montgomery continued to stay hot at the plate, going 1-for-3 with a grand slam and two walks.Â
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Following three consecutive walks in the opening frame, Bard put the Aggies in front, 3-0, with a bases-clearing double that just skipped over the third base bag.
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In the second, the Maroon & White once again loaded the bases on three walks to bring up the red-hot Montgomery. The junior broke the game open with a mammoth grand slam that traveled 443 feet into the concourse level on the second deck. The long ball marked his fifth of the season and second on the weekend.
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Ol' Sarges' charges put another crooked number on the board in the third as three more runs came across to score, stretching the advantage to 10-0. Ali Camarillo plated Bard, who reached on a leadoff single, on an RBI fielder's choice and later came around to score on a two-run infield single by Jace LaViolette.
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Arizona State broke through on the scoreboard in the sixth, tacked on a pair of runs in the eighth and added another run in the ninth to make the final 10-5.
Inside the Box Score
The Maroon & White travel to Austin to face the No. 8 Texas Longhorns in midweek action Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. from UFCU DischFalk Field.
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With the win, the Aggies are off to an 11-0 start for the first time since 2015 and the ninth time in program history.
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Zane Badmaev picked up the win in relief for the Maroon & White, allowing one run over 1.1 innings of work. Starter Justin Lamkin earned a no-decision after working four innings of one-run baseball to go along with five strikeouts. Out of the bullpen, Brad Rudis and Shane Sdao registered scoreless outings.
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Hank Bard and Ted Burton registered multi-hit performances for Texas A&M as the duo both finished 2-for-3 at the dish. Bard also plated three RBI on the day. Junior Braden Montgomery continued to stay hot at the plate, going 1-for-3 with a grand slam and two walks.Â
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Following three consecutive walks in the opening frame, Bard put the Aggies in front, 3-0, with a bases-clearing double that just skipped over the third base bag.
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In the second, the Maroon & White once again loaded the bases on three walks to bring up the red-hot Montgomery. The junior broke the game open with a mammoth grand slam that traveled 443 feet into the concourse level on the second deck. The long ball marked his fifth of the season and second on the weekend.
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Ol' Sarges' charges put another crooked number on the board in the third as three more runs came across to score, stretching the advantage to 10-0. Ali Camarillo plated Bard, who reached on a leadoff single, on an RBI fielder's choice and later came around to score on a two-run infield single by Jace LaViolette.
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Arizona State broke through on the scoreboard in the sixth, tacked on a pair of runs in the eighth and added another run in the ninth to make the final 10-5.
Inside the Box Score
- Texas A&M registered eight hits and drew 10 walks.
- Bard and Burton logged multi-hit performances.
- Bard, LaViolette and Montgomery each recorded multi-RBI in the win.
- Jack Bell, Burton, LaViolette and Montgomery each drew a game-high tying two walks.
- Bell, Camarillo and Montgomery crossed the plate twice.
- As a staff, the Aggies struck out 10 Sun Devils.
- Peyton Smith made an appearance in relief, allowing three runs.
- Sunday's contest marked the second of the weekend and third all-time between the two clubs.
- With the win, the Maroon & White are 2-1 all-time against the Sun Devils.
- Texas A&M logged double-digit walks for the second straight game and fifth time this season.
- Montgomery pushed his on-base streak to 39 straight games.
- LaViolette has now reached base safely in all 11 games this season.
- The sophomore also drew two walks in each game of the Kubota College Baseball Series.
- Bell made his first collegiate start in the contest.
The Maroon & White travel to Austin to face the No. 8 Texas Longhorns in midweek action Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. from UFCU DischFalk Field.
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Visit for more information on Texas A&M baseball. Fans can keep up to date with the A&M baseball team on Facebook, Instagram and X by following @aggiebaseball.