Kingsville - Just two days after a wild late-night doubleheader with No.20 Oklahoma Christian, the Texas A&M - Kingsville softball team looks to get back in the win column when it faces off against Cameron in a doubleheader set to start at noon on Sunday.

Sunday, March 30th:
Doubleheader VS Cameron (FloCollege)
12 p.m. and 2 p.m.

Projected Starters:
TAMUK Game One: Arianna Alaniz (Fr. RHP) - (9-7), 2.56 ERA, 82.0 IP, 1.02 WHIP, 61 H, 30 ER, .196 oAVG, 124 Ks
CAM Game One: Tinley Schmidgall - (4-7), 5.76 ERA, 75.1 IP, 103 H, 62 ER, 36 Ks
TAMUK Game Two: Esther Martinez (Fr. LHP) - (3-4), 4.60 ERA, 62.1 IP, 1.81 WHIP, 79 H, 41 ER, .302 oAVG, 31 Ks
CAM Game Two: Stormee Reed (Fr.) - (1-0), 3.71 ERA, 11.1 IP, 2.03 WHIP, 16 H, 6 Er, .248 oAVG, 12 Ks

The Aggies bring a 9-15 LSC record into the matchup, and have lost five of their last six matchups. While the team's pitching has struggled, allowing eight or more runs in four of its last seven matchups, its offense has been stellar. Cameron's .314 batting average is the fifth-best in the conference. .Extra bases have been the team's speciality, boasting a .516 slugging number, the third-best in the LSC.

Kingsville's offense has struggled as of late, but will have an opportunity to get its groove back as the Javelinas work against a crew with the 12th-best ERA in the conference.

TAMUK Notes:
As a team, the Javelinas are fifth in the Lone Star in on-base percentage with .396 and first in walks with 144
Graduate student outfielder Lindsey Evans enters the weekend hitting .445, the sixth-best mark in the LSC
Graduate student outfielder AJ Jasso and freshman third baseman Alexis Soliz are 31st and 36th in the conference in batting average - hitting .363 and .357 respectively. 
Jasso and sophomore Dakota Martinez are tied for the team lead in RBIs with 27 (the 23rd-most in the LSC) - the team has six different players with at least 16
Freshman right hander Arianna Alaniz's 130 strikeouts are just one fewer than the lead in the LSC and tied for the eighth-most in the NCAA this year - she ranks fifth in the nation in strikeouts per seven innings with 10.5
Alaniz has already won multiple LSC Pitcher of the Week awards in her young career, having thrown a five-inning no-hitter against No.22 Lubbock Christian - she has already posted four games this season with double digit strikeouts, and has thrown three complete-game shutouts
Kingsville has four players, Laney Doelitsch, Martinez, Evans, and AJ Jasso with at least four homers on the season - Evans and Martinez each have six (tied for 13th in the Lone Star)