The Prairie View A&M Panthers baseball team concluded the 2025 season with an overall record of 17-36 and a 13-14 mark in Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) play, showing resilience and flashes of promise throughout a year marked by development and competitive moments in league play.

Season Overview

The Panthers faced a rigorous schedule that included tough non-conference matchups against nationally ranked programs, while remaining competitive within SWAC play. Despite early struggles, the team found its rhythm midseason, particularly during home series and key divisional games.

Prairie View A&M recorded series wins over Jackson State and Alabama A&M, including an impressive sweep on the road in Huntsville. The team closed out its home schedule with a 12-9 win over Mississippi Valley State on Senior Day at Tankersley Field, capping off one of their strongest offensive showings of the season.

Top Performers

• Kamar Dove emerged as a key figure on the mound, delivering several strong outings, including a dominant start against Mississippi Valley State in which he held the Delta Devils to one run over seven innings.

• Ahmar Danotto led the Panthers at the plate with a consistent offensive presence, highlighted by multiple multi-hit games during SWAC play.

• Several underclassmen contributed significantly in both the field and the lineup, providing optimism for the future of the program.

Key Highlights

• SWAC Record: 13-14 – A balanced performance in league play, including big wins over divisional rivals.

• Series Sweep at Alabama A&M – The Panthers exploded offensively, scoring 10+ runs in back-to-back games and dominating the Bulldogs on the road.

• Senior Day Victory – A 12-9 win over Mississippi Valley State served as a high note to conclude the home slate and honor the team's upperclassmen.

Areas of Growth

Though the team faced adversity throughout non-conference action — including losses to powerhouse programs like Texas and Texas A&M — the experience proved valuable for a roster filled with young talent. The Panthers showed marked improvement as the season progressed, particularly in their plate discipline, base running, and pitching consistency.

Looking Ahead

With key returners expected back and a new class of recruits entering the program, the Panthers are poised to build on the foundation laid in 2025. Continued development, experience, and depth across the roster will be critical as Prairie View A&M looks to rise in the SWAC standings and make a push for postseason contention in 2026.