After suffering its first SEC loss of the season last Sunday, the Texas A&M soccer team pumped Ole Miss, 4-0, on Friday night at Ellis Field in College Station. Sydney Becerra was a force off the bench for the Aggies, scoring the eventual game-winning goal before providing an assist.

Capitalizing on a late penalty kick, Texas A&M soccer earned its first Southeastern Conference win over Mississippi State, 1-0. In a tense defensive struggle that stayed knotted for most of the night, graduate forward Sammy Smith drilled an 83rd-minute PK to secure the victory.

Kenna Caldwell made three saves en route to a second consecutive clean sheet as four different goal scorers helped Texas A&M rout Rice on Sunday night in Houston, 4-0. Now sitting a 3-3-1 on the year, the Aggies will begin SEC play on Friday night.

With the help of an unbelievable score by goalkeeper Kenna Caldwell, Aggie soccer secured its first win of the season over Tulsa on Thursday night at Ellis Field, 2-0. Caldwell put A&M on the board in the 51st minute before Carissa Boeckmann added insurance six minutes later.

G Guerrieri & Co. have kicked off their 2023 season, unfortunately slumping to 0-2-1. The Texas A&M head soccer coach joined TexAgs Radio to detail the start of the season and preview Thursday's match with Tulsa as the Aggies wrap up a four-game homestand.

Texas A&M outshot the visiting Baylor Bears 22-5, but a game-winning goal eluded the Aggies on Saturday night as the two sides tied 1-1. Maile Hayes pulled the Maroon & White out of an early deficit with her second goal of the season, a 75th-minute penalty kick.

Texas A&M soccer slumped to 0-2 to start the 2023 campaign as Washington State defeated the Aggies on Sunday night, 3-2. Tied 1-1 at the break, the Aggies and Cougars split second-half goals on penalties before Washington State found the game-winner in the 79th minute.

In a tightly-contested match, Texas A&M was unable to fend off a late effort by Florida State and ultimately fell in the final four minutes of the 2023 opener, 2-1. Sammy Smith scored the lone goal of the night for the Aggies while goalie Kenna Caldwell recorded three saves.

After Texas established an early lead, Maile Hayes knotted the match in the 58th minute, but the Longhorns eventually used two late goals to defeat the Aggies on Friday evening, 3-1. The loss officially ends Texas A&M's season as the team finishes with a 9-7-5 record.

Finding a late equalizer, Texas A&M managed to force overtime but ultimately lost to Mississippi State in the final minutes on Sunday, 2-1. Eliminated from the conference tournament, the Aggies now hope for an at-large bid in the upcoming NCAA Tournament.

Texas A&M remains winless in conference play after suffering its second straight loss to Mississippi State, 1-0. The Aggies were dominant on the stat sheet but could never translate it onto the field, ultimately losing in the 52nd minute on an own goal.

Behind four different goal scorers, No. 21 Texas A&M bounced back with a 4-1 victory over South Alabama on Sunday afternoon at Ellis Field. Kate Colvin, Jai Smith, MaKhiya McDonald and Maile Hayes all found the back of the next for the Maroon & White.

Texas A&M battled the Horned Frogs all the way to the waning minutes of the match but ultimately fell, 2-1, on Thursday at Ellis Field. Though managing to score first, the Aggies struggled to find an answer for TCU's defensive pressure and received their first loss of the season.

In Saturday night's defensive battle, the Aggies came out on top over New Mexico State, 2-1. Goals from Macy Matula and MaKhiya McDonald continued the win streak, moving the Maroon & White's record to 3-0-1.

In the first match of the year at Ellis Field, the Texas A&M women's soccer team shut out McNeese, 8-0. The Aggies outshot the Cowgirls 25-0, earning their first win of the season and moving their record to 1-0-1.

After a scoreless first half of play, Texas A&M and Alabama split a pair of second-half goals but still found the match tied after 90 minutes. Two 10-minute overtime periods did not produce a golden goal as the contest ended in a 1-1 draw.

Texas A&M soccer's rough patch continued on Sunday afternoon as Ole Miss shut out the Aggies, 2-0, at Ellis Field. The loss is the Maroon & White's fourth-consecutive defeat at home.

Despite the return of Barbara Olivieri and Maile Hayes to the lineup, Texas A&M soccer's historic losing streak has reached four consecutive matches as the Aggies fell to No. 15 Tennessee, 3-1, on Friday night at Ellis Field.