After a hard-fought loss to Arkansas on Friday, Texas A&M head soccer coach G Guerrieri discussed the loss with Devin Craig. Guerrieri previewed the Aggies' upcoming matches with Vanderbilt and Missouri this week.

In a battle of two of the top teams in the SEC, No. 18 Texas A&M could not get passed No. 8 Arkansas as the Razorbacks defeated the Aggies 3-1 at Ellis Field on Friday night. First place in the SEC West was up for grabs, but the Aggies could not get over the hump.

Needing to rebound after a pair of disappointing results and a handful of injuries, Texas A&M soccer did just that as the Aggies earned a 1-0 shutout victory at Auburn. Jenna Byers tallied the first goal of her career as A&M improved to 10-2-3 on the year.

Addie McCain connected with Taylor Ziemer in the second half, however, the late goal was too little too late as the No. 12 A&M soccer team suffered their first conference loss to Florida in Gainesville.

Texas A&M soccer picked up another SEC win on Thursday night as they crushed the Kentucky Wildcats 6-1. The Aggies remain undefeated in conference play as they improved to 8-1-2 on the season. A&M now looks ahead to a road match with LSU on Sunday.

Texas A&M soccer took care of business on Sunday evening at Ellis Field, easily defeating UTRGV 5-0. The Aggies improve to 7-1-2 on the year and will now look ahead to their first home SEC match vs. Kentucky on Thursday.

On the road in Starkville, Aggie soccer started their SEC slate in dominant fashion as they beat Mississippi State 3-0. Jimena Lopez continued her offensive hot streak and Shantel Hutton recorded another clean sheet in the victory.

After falling to No. 10 BYU last week in Provo, the No. 12 A&M soccer team found their groove on Sunday night at Ellis Field, shutting out UNLV and posting four goals. Ally Watt broke the scoring seal in the 12th minute

After falling to the Lady Vols, 4-0, in their first meeting, the Aggies were unable to get revenge as they fell 3-0 on Sunday night ending their season. The loss also marks the end of the reign of an incredible senior class.

Riding the momentum of their first-round win over North Texas in sudden death last Friday, the Aggies downed TCU 2-0. Forward Ally Watt and midfielder Addie McCain each notched fantastic goals to advance the Aggies to the Sweet 16.

After defeating the Gamecocks on Thursday, the No. 15 A&M soccer team was unable to knock them out of the SEC Tournament, falling 2-1. Emily Bates anchored the A&M midfield and notched a fantastic strike for the Aggies lone goal of the match.

After dropping their second match in SEC play, the No. 5 Texas A&M soccer team failed to rebound against No. 23 Tennessee, allowing four goals in six minutes and falling to the Vols at Ellis Field.

Despite outshooting Ole Miss 28-10 and having some prime goal scoring opportunities, the Aggies weren't able to score enough goals to come out of Oxford with a win, tying the Rebels 1-1.