Final game of Texas-Texas A&M baseball series canceled after weather delays in College Station

April 13, 2026

Sunday's scheduled finale between the University of Texas and Texas A&M baseball teams did not take place after weather delays in the College Station area. The first pitch, originally set for 1:00 p.m., was postponed multiple times as storms moved through the region.

Game and stadium officials held off on starting the contest for hours while monitoring conditions, but ultimately announced the cancellation for the day. The decision came after play could not safely begin despite the delays.

The two programs had entered Sunday hoping to finish their weekend series, with Texas coming off two challenging games earlier in the matchup. Both teams had prepared for the finale, but the weather prevented them from settling the series on the field.

Fans who had planned to attend faced the same cancellations as the teams, with no on-field action taking place at the venue. Officials did not clear the field for play once the storms continued, leading to the official call that ended the day's scheduled activities.

With the finale canceled, the three-game set concluded without a final contest to decide any series sweep or comeback. Coaches and players from both sides will turn their attention to upcoming dates on their schedules as the weekend series remains incomplete.

Weather disruptions have affected college baseball schedules before, and this weekend's storm system once again interrupted plans for both teams. Officials will determine any further administrative steps, including potential rescheduling, as they review the situation and their calendars.