KINGSVILLE, Texas – Cameron's skid hit three as the No. 10 Aggies dropped a double header at Texas A&M-Kingsville on Saturday evening. The Javelinas took game one 3-1 and followed up with a 9-6 victory. The Aggies move to 11-3 overall and 0-3 in Lone Star Conference play.
 
Cameron led things off with a two out RBI single from Cody Knight to tack one on the board; however, the Aggies would not cross the plate again, recording only four hits on game one.
 
The Javelinas had at least one hit in every inning with nothing doing until the bottom of the fifth when an RBI double plated a run and an Aggie throwing error at shortstop allowed another to come in.
 
The Javelinas had one more in store with a sixth inning leadoff homer inside the park for the 3-1 advantage. TAMUK had seven hits and four doubles on the game. Dirk Masters (1-1) recorded the loss for the Aggies; he fanned six batters out of CU's 10 total and allowed six hits.
 
In game two, the Aggies scored three runs on two outs following an RBI double and a pair of RBI singles to go up 3-0, but the Javelinas began a rally in the bottom to plate nine runs off five hits for the 9-3 lead.
 
Cameron trimmed the deficit to three in the sixth inning on three runs with Nate Hale and Jorden Fields crossing home for a second time. Cody Bower also scored on a sacrifice fly; he hit 3 for 3 and batted in two runs on the game.
 
While the Javelinas were held to one hit in the bottom of the sixth, Cameron could not capitalize in the seventh with a groundout and two strikeouts for the 9-6 loss to TAMUK.
 
Javarias Banks (2-1) picked up his first loss of the season on the mound. The Aggie pitching staff accounted for seven strikeouts, with Banks and Blake Welch fanning three each. Jorden Fields had a 2 for 4 day at the plate, recorded two doubles and batted in one run.
 
The hit count was even at nine each for both teams.
 
Cameron will wrap up the four game series with Texas A&M-Kingsville at 1 p.m. on Sunday.