Coach G Guerrieri and the Aggies continue their hot start to the season as they defeated Colorado College 2-1 on a rainy Friday night in College Station.

Down 2-1 at the half, A&M felt as if they had weathered the storm. With the wind at their backs, they made a strong push, even surging into the lead, before Ole Miss capitalized on two late chances and secured the win.

At this point in the season, every game is a big one. The Aggies played with that mentality on Friday night. In a hard fought contest, a fourth minute goal by Mikaela Harvey was the difference in the shutout victory.

On senior night, the Aggies were looking to find leadership and snap their current two game slide. In a 4-0 win over Mississippi State, A&M did both those things. Goals from four different players helped A&M coast in the second half

It wasn't pretty, but the Aggies came back from an early 1-0 deficit on Sunday night to claim a clutch victory. Janae Cousineau had the equalizer, while Karlie Mueller scored the game winner in the 108th minute.

While Vanderbilt may have played their best game of the season, it wasn't quite enough to overtake the fifth ranked Aggies. In the second half, the Aggies found some rhythm and scored in the 69th minute for the win.

After falling on Friday night to Florida State, the defending national champions, A&M was set on getting back to it's winning ways. Thanks to a second half hat trick from Haley Pounds, the Ags pulled away easily.

Frustrated, but focus might describe the Aggies for the first 60 minutes of Sunday night's match up with Florida Atlantic. After missed chances early, the Ags scored two quick goals and stay undefeated on the year.

Four goals from four players allowed the Aggies to run away from the Anteaters on Friday night. In front of nearly 5,000 people for Fish Camp Night, the Aggies intensity and speed proved to be too much from the start.

Friday night's College Cup Semifinal saw A&M's season end against a talented Virginia team. Nine seniors finished their careers at A&M as the winningest class in school history and the first to reach a Final Four.

The Texas A&M women's soccer team has already made history. Now, it seeks even more. The Aggies join two other No. 1 seeds and an elite Virginia team in the sport's final four, beginning with Friday's semifinal.

On the strength of Allie Bailey's two goals and a great game from goalkeeper Jordan Day, Aggie soccer celebrated a historic night at Ellis Field on Saturday. A 2-1 victory against PSU sent A&M to Boca Raton.

Sunday afternoon at Ellis Field saw the Aggies grind out a victory over a tough Notre Dame squad. Kelley Monogue had both of A&M's goals and allowed the Aggies to host an Elite Eight game for the first time.

Friday night at Ellis Field saw the Aggies dominate the Arizona Wildcats 7-2, scoring 5 goals in the first half. Kelley Monogue and Allie Bailey both had two goals a piece while Annie Kunz, Shea Groom and Bianca Brinson each had one.

Friday night at Ellis Field saw the fifth ranked Aggies advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament after shutting out Houston Baptist and scoring five goals of their own. Shea Groom, Kelley Monogue, Allie Bailey and Bianca Brinson all had goals.

Monday afternoon, the Texas A&M soccer team claimed their first number one seed in the school's history. This allows the Aggies to play at home all the way up till the final four if they continue to win.

Thursday night at Ellis Field saw the Aggies defeat the Georgia Bulldogs 2-1 and win their second consecutive SEC title. Goals by seniors Allie Bailey and Shea Groom helped the Aggies clinch the championship.

Sunday afternoon at Ellis Field saw the Aggies hold the lead, and nearly clinch an SEC title for 89 minutes. With the tie, A&M can still to beat Georgia on Thursday night and claim their second SEC title in a row.