Football is back in Aggieland, which means many players deserved recognition for helping Texas A&M to a 50-0 win on Saturday. On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, David Nuño and Olin Buchanan named their standouts, including Ryan Henderson, Marcel Reed and more.

It was all Aggies on Sunday night as Texas A&M closed its non-conference slate with a 4-0 win over Stephen F. Austin at Ellis Field. Bobby Shuttleworth's squad got scoring contributions from Bella Carapazza, Ireland Churchill, Finley Lacher and Trinity Buchanan.

Texas A&M closed non-conference play with a statement on Sunday night as the Aggies defeated Stephen F. Austin at Ellis Field, 4-0. With the victory, the Maroon & White are now 4-3 on the year as SEC play begins on Friday at Kentucky.

By the time Texas A&M steps on the pitch on Thursday night, the Aggies will have gone an entire week between matches, meaning the Maroon & White should be well-rested when they take on 19th-ranked TCU at Ellis Field.

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.

Ireland Churchill and Trinity Buchanan each scored twice as Texas A&M got back in the win column with a 5-0 thrashing of Sam Houston on Saturday night at Ellis Field. With a victory in the home opener, the Aggies are officially off and running on what will be a four-match homestand.

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.

Texas A&M soccer concludes its season-opening road trip around the Lone Star State with a Wednesday night matchup against Texas State at the Bobcat Soccer Complex in San Marcos. It represents the first time ever that the Aggies are traveling to face the Bobcats on their home pitch.

Finley Lacher's first collegiate goal in the 45th minute provided a momentary spark that never turned into a fiery comeback as Texas A&M fell to Baylor in Waco on Sunday, 2-1. The Aggies will travel to San Marcos on Wednesday night to face Texas State as non-conference play continues.

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.

An old Big 12 rivalry will be renewed on Sunday evening as Texas A&M soccer heads north to Waco for another edition of the Battle of the Brazos against the Baylor Bears. Following Wednesday's win at Rice, it's another non-conference matchup for Bobby Shuttleworth's Aggies.