Cameron (24-15, 12-14 LSC) at Tarleton State (18-21, 12-14 LSC)
Cecil Ballow Baseball Complex (Stephenville, Texas)
Saturday, April 23 at 3/5 p.m.
Sunday, April 24 at 1 p.m.
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SERIES NOTABLES
- Tarleton State is 7-8 at home this season has a three game winning streak entering into the series with the Aggies.
- The Aggies are 6-9 on the road this season.
- Head Coach Brady Huston is 5-5 against Tarleton State.
- Tarleton leads the overall series 44-25 against Cameron.
-The Aggies won their four game series against TSU earlier this season, 4-1.
-Both teams boast matching league records at 12-14 with the upcoming series holding playoff implications as the Aggies and Texans battle for the fourth and final playoff spot.

STREAKING
Russ Colgan enters the contest with Tarleton State on a six game hitting streak, and Bronson Pulgados has a four game hitting streak after batting over .700 during that span. Tyler Cook has reached base in six straight contests.
 
SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION
- Tarleton State is on a three game streak after sweeping Eastern New Mexico their last time on the diamond.
- Alec Humphreys leads his team with a .355 batting average, which is fifth best in the league. He is first in the LSC in hits at 54 and doubles with 14.
- Jake Hasbrouck leads the team with six home runs.
-Trevor Renfro (6-3) leads the Texans on the mound with a 2.70 ERA and has held opponents to a .215 batting average this season.

ALL ABOUT CU
The Aggies took one game out of three at West Texas A&M in a series that was moved back a day due to weather and Sunday's doubleheader was plagued by rain delays. Bronson Pulgados led the Aggies at the plate and batted .714 in four games last week with ten hits and four doubles. In each of the games, the Aggie junior had at least two hits, and at West Texas A&M on Apr. 16 Pulgados batted a perfect 4-for-4 with two doubles. On Apr. 17, Pulgados had a pair of two-hit games with an RBI scored. With the strong week at the plate Pulgados' season batting average has jumped to .364, which is fourth highest in the LSC. On the mound, Bryan Belote tossed a complete game four hit shutout to beat No. 21 West Texas A&M to prevent a WT sweep. The Cameron senior tossed 127 pitches and struck out five Buff batters. Three of WT's hits came in the first two innings with Belote allowing a runner in scoring position twice.  Belote sat down 16 of the final 17 WT batters in the dominating Sunday evening performance.