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.

Prior to Thursday's match with No. 19 TCU, Texas A&M head soccer coach Bobby Shuttleworth described the contest as a "litmus test" for his young Aggies. More tests figured to be ahead after the Maroon & White fell at Ellis Field, 3-0.

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.

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.

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.