It was all Horned Frogs on Thursday night as Texas A&M suffered a very lopsided loss to No. 19 TCU at Ellis Field in College Station, 3-0. Too many turnovers and not nearly enough offensive pressure resulted in the Aggies being shutout for the first time in 2026.

Behind goals from Finley Lacher and Ireland Churchill, Texas A&M took a 2-0 lead into halftime on Thursday night at Ellis Field, but Air Force pushed the Aggies to their limits in the final 45 minutes as the Maroon & White escaped with an important non-conference victory.

Texas A&M soccer has won back-to-back matches after the Aggies dealt Air Force its first loss of the season on Thursday evening at Ellis, 2-1. Finley Lacher opened the scoring, and Ireland Churchill added a first-half PK as the Ags held on in the second half.

It was all Aggies from the opening kickoff until the final whistle as Texas A&M defeated Sam Houston in Saturday evening's home opener at Ellis Field. With the 5-0 victory, the Maroon & White got back to .500 as they kicked off a four-game home stand in Aggieland.

For the first time in program history, Texas A&M soccer has lost to Texas State as the Aggies conceded goals in the 79th minute and 87th minute. Sitting at 1-2 early in the season, Bobby Shuttleworth & Co. will return to Aggieland for Saturday's home opener at Ellis Field.

A two-goal deficit in the first half was too much for Bobby Shuttleworth & Co. to overcome as Texas A&M suffered its first loss of 2026. Following the 2-1 defeat at Baylor, Texas A&M turns its attention to another in-state road match later this week at Texas State.

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.

After an offseason that featured plenty of change, including the program's first coaching change and 14 new faces, Texas A&M soccer is set to begin the 2026 campaign on Wednesday. Before we get there, here are five things to know about Bobby Shuttleworth's Aggies.

With the first regular-season match of the year just seven days away, Texas A&M soccer defeated Incarnate Word on Wednesday evening at Ellis Field, 3-0. Leah Diaz, Ireland Churchill and Holly Storer provided the offense for Bobby Shuttleworth's Aggies.

Bobby Shuttleworth's Aggies have now played three spring exhibition matches, and on Friday night, the Maroon & White shut out Lamar at Ellis Field, 6-0. Texas A&M has yet to allow a goal this spring as the Ags are adapting to Shuttleworth's brand of soccer.

Texas A&M head soccer coach G Guerrieri joined us on Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to preview the Aggies' must-win scenario as they host a Senior Night match against Kentucky on Sunday, vying for a postseason opportunity.

Currently sitting in 13th place in the Southeastern Conference standings, Texas A&M is entering a make-or-break stretch of games if the Aggies hope to qualify for the SEC Tournament. That stretch run begins Thursday vs. Missouri at Ellis Field.

Sitting at 1-5-1 in conference play, G Guerrieri's Aggies will host Missouri on Thursday before heading to Columbia, S.C. On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live, A&M head coach G Guerrieri provides an injury update and discusses his team's play with three more regular-season matches left.

After earning four points via a win over Texas and a tie with Oklahoma last week, Texas A&M soccer hopes to keep building momentum as the Maroon & White roll into Red Stick on Friday night for a 7 p.m. CT match with the Bayou Bengals at the LSU Soccer Stadium.

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 five matches and currently on a four-game losing streak, Texas A&M will meet fifth-ranked Tennessee on Friday night in Knoxville. Currently 0-3 in SEC play, the Aggies have yet to score a goal in a conference match in 2025.

In their annual Turn It Gold match to join in the fight against childhood cancer, Texas A&M suffered a fourth consecutive loss as No. 10 Arkansas defeated the Aggies at Ellis Field on Sunday night, 1-0. The Maroon & White are now 3-4-3 overall and 0-3 in SEC play.

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.