LAWTON, Okla. – The Cameron University baseball team begin an eight-game road stretch with a tough task as they visit No. 6 West Texas A&M for a four game series, Friday-Sunday.

Series Schedule:
G1 - Single 9-Inning Game at 2 p.m. | Live Stats
G2/3 - Two 7-Inning games at 2/5 p.m. | G1 Stats | G2 Stats
G4 - Single 9-Inning Game at 1 p.m. | Live Stats | Live Video
           
About the Aggies:
Cameron University enters the weekend 9-12 and on a two game losing streak after splitting a four game series with UT Permian Basin. They are just 4-7 on the road and have not won a series since Feb. 15-17 against UT Tyler.
 
The Aggies are hitting .240 as a team, scoring 125 runs with 38 extra-base hits, six of which are homers. Dillon Turney leads the way with a .324 average, 23 hits, and has 10 RBI. Five other CU players are batting over .270, with Izrael Trevino batting .291 with a team leading 22 runs scored and 19 RBI. Trevino is second on the team in runs driven in to Pierce Khan, who has 21 RBI and a .270 batting average. Jaylan Prince has started to surge as of late, recording one or more hits in seven of the Aggies last nine games. He is also 5-5 on the base paths this season and is batting .298 on the season.
 
Cameron's pitching staff has combined for a 6.29 ERA and 171 strikeouts in 177.1 innings of work. Devin Castro has been CU's most consistent starter, putting in 33.2 innings of work on the mound with a 3.21 ERA. He also has 28 strikeouts, which is second on the team to Andrew Garza, who has 29 in just 27.2 innings on the mound. Sean Maher and Brody Curry have the most appearances this season, as Maher has struck out 26 in 18.2 innings of work and Curry has struck out 18 in his 10 appearances.
           
Scouting the Buffs:
West Texas A&M has started the year on fire, the Buffs are a 17-3 ball club entering the weekend and riding the wave of a four game winning streak. At home, they have just one blemish on their resume holding an 8-1 home record their only slip up being a 7-2 loss against Regis University.
           
The Buffs have a few power bats, with four players who have clubbed over two home runs apiece, with a team total of 19 home runs. Senior utility man Christian Loya leads the way at the plate with four home runs, with 14 RBI's and a .636 slugging percentage. His .403 on base percentage is near the bottom of the Buffs lineup, which shows how productive they are at the plate. Senior backstop Kyle Kaufman has been a stable in the Buffs lineup, playing and starting in all 20 games for West Texas A&M he leads the team in batting average (minimum ten at bats) with a .437 average. Kaufman has already hit three home runs and has plated a team high 22 runs. Kaufman also leads the team in total bases, doubles, hits, runs scored, on base percentage (minimum ten at bats) while striking out just three times this season.
           
On the mound, Joe Corbett, the right handed senior hurler from Edmond, Okla. leads the way. Corbett has tossed a team high 31 innings to the tune of a 1.45 ERA, and a perfect 4-0 record across five starts. Corbett leads the team in strikeouts with 45 while walking just four batters all year. Out of the bullpen, Dominic Yearego has made nine appearances with a sub two ERA to show for it. The right handed Senior has registered five saves so far this season, while hitters struggle against him only hitting for a .146 average. Yearego has issued seven walks, three wild pitches, and a pair of hit batters, which could be a way for the speedy Black and Gold to strike.
           
On Deck:       
Cameron will officially begin Lone Star Conference play next weekend as they travel to Stephenville, Texas for a four game slate against Tarleton State.