Steven Branscombe-USA TODAY Sports The Horns are headed to the Farm after the Aggies failed to put up much resistance in the regional final. Go west, young men. The Texas Longhorns are headed to the Palo Alto Super Regional after the No. 8 Stanford Cardinal defeated the Texas A&M Aggies 7-1 at Sunken Diamond on Monday to win a third elimination game and advance. A pitcher’s duel early in the game with Texas A&M starter Nathan Dettmer trying to overcome a largely disappointing season was steadily turned into a comfortable win for a Stanford team that scored runs from the fifth inning through the eighth inning. As the Aggies stranded 10 runners on seven hits, the Cardinal went 4-for-9 with runners in scoring position to produce the regional-defining clutch knocks necessary to advance. Designated hitter Braden Montgomery went 3-for-4 with a home run and two runs scored, buoyed by a two-run home run from catcher Malcom Moore in the sixth inning to create decisive separation. In the first relief appearance for Stanford left-hander Quinn Matthews this season, the Cardinal ace pitched four innings of scoreless baseball, providing the bridge to left-handed closer Ryan Bruno, whose high-90s fastball and high-level slider slammed the door on the Aggies with three strikeouts to end the game and the regional.

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