Cameron (32-17, 17-11 LSC) vs. Angelo State (32-19, 14-14 LSC)
San Angelo, Texas (Mayer Field)
Friday, April 22 at 5/7:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 23 at 2/4:30 p.m.
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Game Notes

LEADING OFF
1.    Cameron softball finds themselves sixth in the South Central Region announced on Wednesday in the NCAA's second of three regional polls for the 2016 season. West Texas A&M sits atop of the poll followed by St. Mary's, Colorado Mesa, Texas Woman's, Texas A&M-Commerce, Cameron, Lubbock Christian, and Angelo State. Metropolitan State and Tarleton State are outside of the top-eight and would miss the cut if this were the final poll.
2.    With four regular games remaining, the Aggies have clinched their third winning season in a row for the second time in program history. Cameron's 32 wins this season is tied for third most in 40 seasons of softball at the university.    
3.    For the Aggies to move to second place in the LSC standings and get a first round bye they would at the very least need to split at ASU, and Texas Woman's gets swept by No. 1 West Texas A&M. If CU and TWU tie in the standings, the Aggies hold the tiebreaker by winning the in-season series. Should Texas Woman's win one game, the Aggies would then need to win three games this weekend. If TWU splits the series, Cameron needs to sweep ASU; should Texas Woman's win the series with WT, the Aggies cannot move to second place.
4.    The Aggies average 1.02 homers per game, which is 13th best in the nation; Breezy McComas is tied for 17th nationally with 13 homers this year.
5.    Cameron is 24-1 this season when they out-hit their opposition and are 18-0 when leading past the fifth inning.

LOOKING BACK
- After dropping the series opener to Midwestern State at McMahon Field, the Aggies took the final three games of the series. 
- Breezy McComas had four hits against Midwestern State with three of them clearing the fence.
- Sonora Zukerman tossed two complete game wins and batted .462 and earned a complete game win, plus the walk off hit in the bottom of the seventh to beat MSU 5-4.
- Zukerman had a triple and a bases clearing double as CU's starter and tossed a five inning shutout for her second win of the weekend.

SERIES NOTEBOOK
- Cameron trails the series to the Rambelles, 33-9.
- Last season, the Aggies and Rambelles opened the LSC and NCAA Tournament facing each other with Cameron winning both.
- In his third season, Head Coach Rodney DeLong is 7-4 against Angelo State and has won the last five meetings.  

SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION
- The Rambelles are 17-5 at home this season and have yet to lose to the Aggies on their home turf.
- Played a non-conference doubleheader on Wednesday in San Angelo against St. Edward's and won both games.
- Kenedy Urbany is leading ASU at the plate with a .398 batting average and has 11 of the team's 21 homers this season.  The junior utility player also has made 15 starts and has a 2.90 ERA, with 11 wins.
- Brandy Marlett, 2016 LSC Preseason Pitcher of the Year, has a 2.58 ERA with a 15-8 record. The Rambelle sophomore has struck out a LSC high 153 batters this season but hasn't fared well against CU with a career line of 9 2/3 innings and a 20.48 ERA.

CHASING RECORDS
- With 42 homers Sonora Zukerman is second all-time at Cameron; she needs one more to tie the program mark.  Zukerman also sits at 168 career RBI, which is fourth all-time, and she is 15 back of Tara Martini (2012-15) for first.  Additionally, Zukerman surpassed 200 games played at Cameron is one of four CU players have hit 200; Callie Schlatter (2007-10) was the last player to hit this career milestone.
- Breezy McComas is tied for fifth on CU's home run list with 35, and she is also sixth in the RBI list with 121.
- Paige Daino is tied for seventh the Aggie home run list with 31 and is fifth on the career RBI list with 126.
- Emily Wasinger with 16 wins this season is tied for fifth most by an Aggie pitcher is a year.

CU NOTEBOOK
There are four players on Cameron's roster that are from Lawton and played at MacArthur High School.
Head Coach Rodney DeLong and CU catcher Chelsea DeLong are siblings; the pair is the only coach-sibling duo in college softball.
Established in 1977, Cameron has the longest continually operating softball program in the Lone Star Conference.