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Baseball, My Favorite Season

Kate Garza Student Contributor, Texas A&M University
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at TAMU chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

The Aggie baseball season is one of the biggest highlights of the year for Texas A&M. The atmosphere at Blue Bell Park for a game is almost comparable to Kyle Field on Saturday football. Texas A&M already carries so much spirit and tradition, but there is something more to it when it comes to baseball season. When attending a baseball game, a person can experience a large community with tons of interactive games and chats, as well as high-level competition. 

One of the best parts of the game is how many chants and cheers happen during the game, which make it super interactive. Traditions and cheers have a special way of bringing people together, especially when they share common interests such as being an Aggie fan. The stadium roars chants such as “Ball 1, 2, 3, 4…”  with arm movement when the opposing team’s pitcher has not thrown a strike. Cheering for one’s team but also being able to join together as a group to cheer is so fun. The fans even blow bubbles around the stadium at certain points in the game. The best reason to attend an Aggie baseball game is to connect with ones piers but also learn traditions and create memories that one will remember forever. 

People largely attend games because of how skilled the players and team are. Texas A&M baseball competes in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), playing some of the toughest teams such as Ole Miss, Tennessee, and Texas. The Aggies got second in the National Championship in 2024, falling short against Tennessee. Ever since that huge drive from the team to the national championship, Aggie baseball has had record-breaking attendance, as many fans are eager to attend high-skilled baseball games. Attending a baseball game means being able to watch a very fast-paced game that could turn out to be very competitive. If a person decides to attend a game, they could be watching someone who ends up being a huge player in the professional league in just a few years. 

Although it is cool to watch a very competitive and high-skilled game, many go just for a fun night with other students and friends. The baseball stadium itself is very nice, and a person should always grab a hot dog at the game for the full baseball park experience. After a long school week, heading out to Blue Bell Park for some Aggie Baseball is the perfect way to decompress and unwind with friends. In the end, Aggie Baseball offers a fun sporting event to attend, but also provides competition, community, and tradition that A&M builds itself on. This is why attending an Aggie baseball game is a must in College Station and how it is such a meaningful experience. 

Kate Garza is a junior events committee member at the Her Campus at Texas A&M University's chapter. In the events committee, Kate organizes events for her chapter while attending other members' planned events.

Outside of Her Campus, Kate is from a small town in East Texas called Lufkin, Texas. She also has a large agricultural background that she is extremely passionate about. She graduated from Lufkin High School in 2023 and moved to the amazing city of College Station to chase her dreams. Kate is a sophomore Political Science major who is looking to further her education in law school after graduating in 2027. After attending law school, Kate plans to focus on personal injury law, and help those who have been harmed in any form of accident. She hopes to further her knowledge of writing and make lifelong friends through Her Campus while furthering her education.

Kate enjoys playing pickle ball, socializing with friends, taking pictures of nature, and going on walks with her dog Laney while listening to the latest R&B. She also has a passion for helping others in any situation and is always there for her friends. You will always see Kate being her friend's biggest cheerleader.