Texas A&M Baseball Lands Five-Star Shortstop Matthew Boughton
In a significant recruiting coup, Texas A&M baseball has secured a commitment from one of the nation’s top prospects, shortstop Matthew Boughton. The 6-foot-1, 165-pound infielder from Covenant Christian Academy in Colleyville, Texas, is widely regarded as a five-star talent and a top-120 national recruit in the Class of 2025. He is the latest standout addition to a highly touted Aggies recruiting class under head coach Mike Earley .
Boughton has showcased his prowess on the field with impressive performances during the summer circuit. At the AABC Don Mattingly World Series, he went 9-for-21 with four doubles, three home runs, 12 RBIs, and six runs scored, earning recognition as one of the top performers of the weekend . Additionally, at the Perfect Game Jupiter event, he demonstrated his hitting ability by going 6-for-16 with four doubles in six games, including a notable double off a 90 mph fastball .
Defensively, Boughton excels as a shortstop, displaying smooth actions, quick hands, and impressive range. His athleticism and strong arm make him a standout in the infield .
Boughton’s commitment adds to a stellar 2025 recruiting class for Texas A&M, which includes other top prospects such as outfielder Josiah Hartshorn and shortstop Nicholas Partida. With a blend of power, speed, and defensive skill, Boughton is poised to make an immediate impact in College Station.
As the Aggies continue to build a championship-caliber roster, Matthew Boughton’s commitment underscores the program’s growing prominence in college baseball.
