The Aggies dominated South Carolina in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals, securing a 12-4 run-rule victory and advancing to the next round. The Aggies softball team started slow, allowing South Carolina to take an early 1-0 lead, but quickly found their rhythm. Kennedy Powell and Mya Perez each launched two-run homers in the second inning, giving A&M a 4-1 advantage.

South Carolina fought back with a two-run homer in the third and another run in the fourth, cutting the lead to 4-3. However, Texas A&M capitalized on Gamecock errors, extending their lead with key hits from Perez and freshman KK Dement. A solo home run in the fifth inning was the last run South Carolina managed before A&M exploded offensively.

Perez delivered a two-RBI single, followed by a Mac Barbara walk and an Amari Harper single, loading the bases. Dement then crushed a three-run double, putting Texas A&M softball on the brink of victory. The game ended when senior Kramer Eschete hit a grounder that was misplayed, allowing Dement to score, sealing the run-rule win. With this dominant SEC Tournament performance, Texas A&M softball advances to the Finals.