For the first time in recent memory, the Fresno State baseball team swept a nationally-ranked Southeastern Conference (SEC) team.

Fresno State designated hitter Taylor Ward’s ninth-inning double in Sunday’s Game 3 scored catcher Trent Woodward to break a scoreless tie and keep the Bulldogs undefeated all-time against the Texas A&M Aggies.

Bulldogs pitcher Tim Borst’s eight-inning, three-hit shutout kept the Aggies in check. Jake Shull, who pitched the ninth inning in relief, was awarded the win.

Texas A&M pitcher Andrew Vinson, who allowed a leadoff hit in the ninth inning before he was taken out of the game, was charged with the loss.

“These guys have to feel pretty good about themselves,” said Fresno State head coach Mike Batesole. “That is a heck of a team we just beat over there.”

The win now gives the Bulldogs a six-game win streak as they hit the road for Sacramento State.

In Saturday’s Game 1, catcher Trent Woodward commenced the scoring for the Bulldogs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Minutes later, the ‘Dogs added another run in the same inning to take a 2-run advantage.

RBI singles from Ward and shortstop Jesse Medrano fueled the ‘Dogs two runs in the fourth.

Fresno State added 3 runs by Woodward, Taylor Tempel and Jordan Luplow in the bottom of the fifth inning to increase their lead to five and hold on for the 5-0 win over the Aggies.

Texas A&M ace Daniel Mengden pitched seven innings and gave up all seven Fresno State hits and five runs.

Fresno State pitcher Jordan Brink excelled on the mound as he held Texas A&M scoreless and allowed just one hit in seven innings.

Junior pitcher Derick Velazquez took over for the remaining two innings in which he held the Aggies scoreless.

In Game 2, Fresno State beat the Aggies 6-5 behind Medrano’s 2 RBIs.

Fresno State pitcher Jimmy Lambert pitched 5 1/3 innings and allowed five hits and as many runs. Garrett Mundell, who threw 1 2/3 innings in relief, earned his second win of the season.