Texas A&M soccer's first SEC home match is set for Thursday evening as seventh-ranked Alabama comes to Ellis Field in Aggieland with Bobby Shuttleworth still looking for his first conference victory as the head man.

Sitting at 0-2 in conference play, Bobby Shuttleworth's Aggies face another challenging opponent as No. 7 Alabama comes to town, followed by the Florida Gators. The head coach joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss his team's recent play.

Bobby Shuttleworth's first Texas A&M roster features 25 players, with 13 newcomers joining an experienced six-person senior class. Here's how the Aggies stack up at each position ahead of the 2026 season opener at Rice on Wednesday.

The Bobby Shuttleworth era officially begins on Aug. 12 at Rice, but Texas A&M soccer is preparing for the upcoming season at Ellis Field. Ahead of a training session on Thursday morning, Shuttleworth, Sydney Fuller and Riley Crooks spoke to the media.

On Thursday night, Ellis Field in Bryan-College Station will see the SEC cellar-dwellers take on their bitter rivals to the west as the Fightin' Texas Aggies host the 13th-place Texas Longhorns. A&M has not scored in its first four conference matches, which is a trend that must change.

Winless in their last three matches, the Fightin' Texas Aggies hit the road for their first conference match away from Ellis Field as the Maroon & White will face Auburn on Thursday. Kickoff between the Ags and Tigers is set for 6:30 p.m. CT.

On a Friday night at Ellis Field, the annual "Fish Camp" match drew a smaller crowd than usual as the Aggies were shut out in a 3-0 loss to No. 24 Georgia. With the defeat, A&M has now lost back-to-back matches and will be idle until next Thursday when the Ags travel to Auburn.

Following a pair of road matches last week, Texas A&M soccer returns to Ellis Field on Friday to open Southeastern Conference play against No. 24 Georgia. G Guerrieri's Aggies enter the contest with a 3-1-3 overall record and remain unbeaten on their home turf.

Texas A&M soccer suffered its first loss of the season to No. 4 TCU on Sunday, 2-1. On Tuesday, head coach G Guerrieri joined TexAgs Live to recap the showing as well as preview the Aggies' Fish Camp match with Georgia to open up SEC play.

Texas A&M soccer is no longer unbeaten as No. 4 TCU defeated the Aggies in Fort Worth on Sunday night, 2-1. Allowing the deciding goal to the Horned Frogs in the 85th minute, the Maroon & White are now 3-1-3 as SEC play begins on Friday night at Ellis Field.

In the program's first-ever trip to Nacogdoches, Texas A&M soccer failed to crack the scoreboard in a 0-0 draw with Stephen F. Austin. While the Aggies are still unbeaten, this marks the first time the Maroon & White have not beaten the Lumberjacks in six total meetings.

For the second time in as many matches, Trinity Buchanan has scored a late goal as her contribution on Wednesday helped Texas A&M draw Texas State at Ellis Field, 1-1. Through three matches, the Aggies are 1-0-2 as UConn comes to Aggieland this weekend.

With two matches in the books, Texas A&M soccer prepares for battles with Texas State on Wednesday and UConn on Saturday at Ellis Field. Assistant soccer coach Tim Strader joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the Aggies' outcomes so far.

Leah Diaz's fourth-minute goal was not enough for Texas A&M as Baylor scored with just nine minutes remaining in a 1-1 draw on opening night at Ellis Field. Following Thursday's tie, the Maroon & White will return to the pitch on Sunday to host Lamar.

The 2025 Fightin' Texas Aggie soccer roster features 15 new faces between transfers and incoming freshmen, and their first match in Maroon & White will be a renewal of the Battle of the Brazos. Texas A&M and Baylor kick off the 2025 on Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. CT.

Earlier this summer, Texas A&M soccer's Trinity Buchanan and Sydney Fuller were invited to participate in the U.S. Soccer College Talent ID Camp, meaning they're one step closer to representing the Red, White & Blue on the international level.

While G Guerrieri's 2025 soccer roster includes a number of transfer additions and true freshmen, there are 12 players who spent last season with the Texas A&M program. These returning Aggies will again don the Maroon & White when the season kicks off on Thursday.

In their first exhibition match of the year, Texas A&M soccer downed the Rice Owls on Tuesday night at Ellis Field, 4-0. Taylor Jernigan, Bailey Cate, Savannah Hutchins and Leah Pirro provided the Maroon & White offense, while a trio of Aggie goalkeepers combined for the clean sheet.