Troy softball continues its homestand with a three-game series against Texas State from April 10-12. The Trojans (25-14, 5-7 SBC) come off a doubleheader sweep against West Georgia, maintaining a perfect record in midweek matchups. As they approach the second half of Sun Belt Conference play, Troy is five games behind Marshall and two games above the postseason cutline. This series marks the final league meeting with Texas State (25-16, 6-6 SBC) before they transition to the Pac-12 in 2026-27. Historical performance shows Troy with a 6-5-1 home record against the Bobcats and a recent trend of winning two out of their last three series.

By the Numbers
  • Troy is 7-0 in midweek games this season.
  • Texas State leads the SBC in earned run average at 2.58 (16th nationally).
State of Play
  • Troy is currently five games behind first-place Marshall and two games ahead of the postseason cutline.
  • Texas State is tied for the No. 5 spot in the conference standings at the halfway point of league play.
What's Next

The outcome of this weekend series could significantly impact both teams' postseason chances, especially for Troy as they aim to establish a winning streak heading into the final series of the conference schedule. A successful performance against Texas State may boost Troy's momentum heading into the back half of the season.

Bottom Line

For Troy, securing at least two wins against Texas State is crucial not only for maintaining postseason hopes but also for building confidence as they navigate the competitive landscape of the Sun Belt Conference in the lead-up to their Pac-12 transition. The implications of this series extend beyond mere standings; it is a pivotal moment in their season.