Cameron (26-17, 14-15 LSC) vs Angelo State (27-17, 20-9 LSC)
McMahon Field
Friday, April 29 at 3 p.m.
Saturday, April 30 at 1/3 p.m.
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SERIES NOTABLES
- Angelo State is 16-13 on the road this season has a three game winning streak entering into the series with the Aggies.
- The Aggies are 15-7 on their home turf.
- In their last meeting, Cameron snapped an eleven game skid to the Rams with a 13-7 win in the series finale.
- Cameron dropped their series at Angelo State one game to four earlier this season.
- With the release of the NCAA DII South Central Regional rankings on Wednesday, Angelo State took the sixth spot while Cameron sits in eighth.
 
SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION
- Angelo State swept No. 17 West Texas A&M in San Angelo in a three-game series their last time out. The ASU offense out hit the Buffs in their doubleheader on Saturday, racking up 33 total hits to WT's 14.
- The Rams jumped to 27-17 overall and remained in a tie for first place in the Lone Star Conference with Texas A&M-Kingsville with a 20-9 LSC record.
- Sam Kohler was recognized as co-hitter of the week alongside CU's Cody Knight. The senior went 8-for-15 on the week to total 54 hits on the season. He recorded a team high .533 batting average, a .733 slugging percentage and a .588 on base percentage for the series.
- The team is batting .295 with an 3.86 ERA pitching staff;  pitcher Bryce Zak leads the league with 109 strikeouts.

ALL ABOUT CU
In their most recent outing, Cameron fell 6-4 in non-conference action at McCord Field. Despite powering three home runs over the Savage Storm, they fell late in the eighth inning and were out-hit 11 to nine. Previously in conference play, Cameron took the final two games in their road series at Tarleton State and now hold a one game lead over the Texans to get into the Lone Star Conference Tournament for the first time since 2011.  CU ranks on top of the LSC with a .303 batting average and 37 homers; Cody Bower and Cole Williams are tied for the team high with seven. Hale leads the league with 41 runs, 31 walks, and is tied for the most stolen bases in the LSC with 15.  Tyler McKinzie is tied for the LSC lead with 38 RBI, and he has knocked in 13 doubles, which is third most in the league. The Aggie pitching staff is third in the LSC with a 3.94 team ERA and is first with 350 strikeouts.