Canyon, Texas – The Angelo State softball team jumped out to an early lead and shut down the high-powered West Texas A&M offense for five-plus innings, however, the top seed in the region came back to win 3-1 and ended the Rambelles' season in the process.

Back-to-back singles by Keilei Garcia and Layni Tanner set up Carter Smith, who singled up the middle and scored pinch runner Laynee Crooks for the game's first run.

Cheyenne Floyd held the Lady Buffs' offense in check for the first 5.2 innings before the hosts responded with a two-out rally that plated the winning three runs in the game.

Both seniors in the starting lineup – Garcia and Ashton Dirner – recorded hits in their final collegiate game, while Tanner recorded the lineup's multi-hit game.

Floyd took the loss despite only allowing five hits and three runs inside the circle.

The Rambelles end the season with a 37-18 record, an eight-win improvement from last season.