Cameron (21-11, 9-11 LSC) vs. #25 Texas A&M-Kingsville (23-10, 14-6 LSC)
McCord Field (Lawton, OK)
Friday, April 8 at 3 p.m. (9 innings)
Saturday, April 9 at 1/3 p.m. (7/9 innings)
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SERIES NOTABLES
- The Aggies dropped three-of-four when the two teams met in Kingsville to open Lone Star Conference play.
 
- Texas A&M-Kingsville leads the overall series 58-19 and has won five of their last six meetings in Lawton.
 
- The 2011 season was the last time Cameron won a home series by taking two games in the three game series.
 
- At McCord Field this year, Cameron holds a 15-6 record; Texas A&M-Kingsville is 8-3 on the road.
 
STREAKING
- Cody Bower enters the contest at LCU with an 11 game hitting streak, and he presently leads the team with 13 multi-hit games and nine multi-RBI games.  At Lubbock Christian on Tuesday, Bower hit two homers in a game for the second time this season; Bower had a 3-for-4 game with four runs scored and three RBI in the 14-10 win. 
 
- Nate Hale has reached base in his last eight games and against the Chaps on Tuesday night, he had a three hit ballgame.
 
- Jorden Fields has a seven game hitting streak and batting out of the seven spot, the Aggies are 14-6 this season.

SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION
Like the Aggies on Tuesday night, Texas A&M-Kingsville was also in action hosting No. 18 St. Edward's.  The Javelinas gave up a season high 14 runs in the one-sided contest with the game being halted in the seventh inning trailing by 13 in non-conference contest. Within the LSC, TAMUK holds a one game lead in the standings at 14-6 over Angelo State and West Texas A&M. TAMUK is batting .307 when facing a LSC program with Christian Caudle leading his team with a .362 average. On the base-paths TAMUK has stolen 33 bags with Zach Smith takings nine on 11 chances.  TAMUK starter Preston Plovanich has been nearly lights out in LSC play with a 0.64 era and holding batters to a .182 average at the plate; in his last 21 2/3 innings he has only given up one unearned run.
 
ALL ABOUT CU 
On Tuesday, the Aggies traveled to Lubbock Christian for a quick turnaround game following a three-of-four series win over Eastern New Mexico during the weekend. The Aggies powered past No. 22 Lubbock Christian 14-10 in non-conference action, recording 12 hits on the game with two doubles and two home runs. The Aggies continue to lead the conference with a .312 batting average. Cody Bower is third on the individual leaderboard batting .398 for the Aggies. Topping the league in runs scored is Nate Hale (34) and Tyler McKinzie (32). CU's pitching staff accounts for a 3.78 ERA, which is third in the LSC.