No. 22 Texas A&M vs. Incarnate Word Cardinals: Box Score, Live Updates

The No. 22 Texas A&M Aggies return to College Station to combat the Incarnate Word Cardinals.
Texas A&M Aggies' Terrence Kiel II (3) dives safely into first base as Auburn Tigers take on Texas A&M Aggies.
Texas A&M Aggies' Terrence Kiel II (3) dives safely into first base as Auburn Tigers take on Texas A&M Aggies. | Jake Crandall / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

After being promoted one spot in D1Baseball's weekly rankings to No. 22, the Texas A&M Aggies return to Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park to host the Incarnate Word Cardinals for a midweek meeting.

The Aggies are fresh off of a weekend at Globe Life Field, where they defeated Virginia Tech and Arizona State soundly while also suffering their first loss of the season in a run-rule loss to the No. 1 UCLA Bruins.

The Maroon and White now sit at 10-1 on the season as they are just under two weeks away from beginning conference play on the diamond.

Ags vs. Cards

Texas A&M head coach Michael Earley
Texas A&M head coach Michael Earley | Wesley Bowers

Junior right-handed pitcher Juan Vargas will get the start for the Aggies against the Cardinals, his first for Michael Earley after transferring to College Station from Tennessee Tech over the offseason.

The starting lineup for the team still lies without Chris Hacopian and Wesley Jordan. Hacopian played during the opening game of the Arlington series against Virginia Tech and homered in the first inning but exited the game right before the sixth inning and was not seen for the rest of the weekend.

Jordan has been inactive since the final game of the series against the Penn Quakers with a lower-body injury.

Here is the lineup that Earley has penciled in for Tuesday afternoon, with Jorian Wilson getting the start in right field:

The first pitch is scheduled for 4:00 PM, and be sure to check back here at game time for live updates as the action unfolds from College Station.

Follow below for the box score and live updates as the game progresses.

Box Score

Inning

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

Runs

Hits

Errors

Incarnate Word

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

5

0

No. 22 Texas A&M

0

1

2

1

0

3

7

9

0

Top 1st

Drake Anderson flies out to start the inning, Cole Tabor follows up by popping to the shortstop, and Colin Cymbalista pops out to first in a quick inning for Juan Vargas on the mound.

Bottom 1st

Terrence Kiel II pops out to first in foul territory to start the A&M first. Caden Sorrell is able to find the grass in center field for a single, but Gavin Grahovac bounces into a double play to end the frame.

Top 2nd

Juan Vargas gets Jake Weaver swinging for strike three, Tony DeJesus grounds out to the shortstop Kellner, and Christian Enriquez lines out to right. Another quick inning for Vargas.

Bottom 2nd

Jake Duer homers to right to put the Ags on the board first.

Boston Kellner strikes out swinging, Nico Partida flies out to left, and Jorian Wilson pops out to shortstop.

Top 3rd

Ryder Hernandez strikes out swinging, Ayden Alsobrooks pops out to the shortstop, and Trent Rucker flies out to center.

Bottom 3rd

Bear Harrison grounds out to third and Ben Royo pops out to second, but Terrence Kiel II chops a single into center to keep the third inning alive for A&M.

Caden Sorrell follows up by beating out an infield single to second, and Gavin Grahovac doubles to right to score both men.

Jake Duer walks on four pitches to ignite a "Ball 5" chant, but Boston Kellner flies out to center.

Top 4th

With Gavin Lyons now on the mound for Texas A&M, Drake Anderson grounds out to third.

Cole Tabor walks on a full count, Colin Cymbalista flies out to left, and Jake Weaver flies out to center.

Bottom 4th

Nico Partida doubles down the left field line, and Jorian Wilson rolls out to second, and Partida advances to third.

Bear Harrison is hit by a pitch, and Ben Royo flies out to right, allowing Partida to come home on the sac fly.

Terrence Kiel II walks on a full count, but Caden Sorrell hits a hot shot over to second that is fielded for the groundout.

Top 5th

Tony DeJesus finds some outfield grass for the Cardinals' first hit of the afternoon, but is thrown out by Bear Harrison when he tries to steal second.

Christian Enriquez then rolls over to second for a groundout, and Ryder Hernandez reaches on an infield single to second, followed by a full count walk to Ayden Alsobrooks.

Trent Rucker shoots a single into right and scores Hernandez, as Alsobrooks advances to third, but Drake Anderson bounces into a fielder's choice to short to end the inning.

Bottom 5th

Gavin Grahovac grounds out to the shortstop, while Jake Duer reaches on a base hit to the same position.

Boston Kellner flies out to center, and Nico Partida strikes out swinging.

Top 6th

Cole Hubert is now on the mound for the Aggies, and he starts his outing by striking out both Cole Tabor and
Colin Cymbalista before Jake Weaver slaps a single past Boston Kellner.

Tony DeJesus follows up with a single into left field, and Josh Stewart is called on with two outs to face pinch hitter Justin Rumfield, whom he strikes out swinging.

Bottom 6th

A slow roller from Jorian Wilson gets through for a base hit, and Bear Harrison is able to draw a walk to put the first two runners aboard.

Travis Chestnut comes in to pinch hit for Ben Royo, and lays down a sac bunt to move the two runners ahead of him.

Terrence Kiel II then comes in behind him and chops one to third, who throws it home to prevent Wilson from scoring.

Caden Sorrell is intentionally walked, loading the bases for Gavin Grahovac who is hit by a pitch to score Harrison.

Jake Duer then laces a hit into left field, scoring Kiel and Sorrell to give the Aggies a 7-1 lead.

Boston Kellner then flies out to center to end the three-run inning.

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Aaron Raley
AARON RALEY

Aaron Raley is a credentialed writer covering the Texas A&M Aggies for On SI, joining the team on May 27, 2024. Born and raised in Northeast Texas, Aaron earned a degree from Texas A&M University in journalism, with minors in history and sports management. Aaron’s writing abilities are driven by his love and passion for various sports, both at the collegiate and professional levels, as well as his experience in playing sports, especially baseball and football.

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