Texas A&M women's soccer will be without head coach Bobby Shuttleworth when they travel to Starkville for the sixth game of SEC play. Still winless, the Aggies will have to rely on support staff and to secure their first points in the conference standings.

No. 14 Texas A&M has yet to drop a set in SEC play as No. 14 Texas A&M breezed by Mississippi State on Sunday afternoon thanks to Kyndal Stowers' record-setting performance. With 21 kills, five aces and a block, Stowers set a new program-best for points in a three-set match with 26.5.

Jamie Morrison's 14th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies are absolutely rolling after rolling the Tide on Friday night at Reed Arena. With the sweep of Alabama, Texas A&M is now 2-0 in the SEC and has won 15 of its last 16 sets played.

In just four games, the Aggies have dropped just one of their 13 sets played. Now, No. 14 Texas A&M fights to extend its four-game winning streak as Alabama and Mississippi come to Reed Arena on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

No. 15 Texas A&M made quick work of Stephen F. Austin on Tuesday evening at Reed Arena as the Aggies swept the Ladyjacks in just 86 minutes. A get-right night for the Maroon & White, Natalie Ring led the offense with 11 kills as A&M hit at a .304 clip.

No. 15 Texas A&M will face Stephen F. Austin on Tuesday after splitting contests against No. 4 Stanford and No. 6 Wisconsin last week. Despite impressing against top-10 opponents, the Aggies still have room to improve and a chance to work on their skills against an in-state foe.

True freshman forward Ireland Churchill scored both of Texas A&M's goals on Friday night in Lexington, but that individual effort was not enough as the Aggies dropped the SEC opener to Kentucky, 3-2.

Texas A&M soccer carries the momentum of a 4-0 victory last Sunday into this weekend's SEC opener at Kentucky. For the young Aggies, a trip to Lexington will allow them to test the lessons they learned from an early road swing that began non-conference play.

Texas A&M volleyball will celebrate its 2025 national title this weekend when a championship banner is raised into the Reed Arena rafters on Friday night. Beyond the festivities, the 2026 Texas A&M Invitational is also an important week of action on the court for Jamie Morrison's Aggies.

All-American outside hitter Kyndal Stowers remained sidelined as No. 8 Texas A&M was overpowered by No. 11 SMU at the AVCA First Serve on Sunday. Jamie Morrison & Co. will look for their first win of 2026 next weekend during the Texas A&M Invitational.

Another top 15 showdown at the AVCA First Serve in Milwaukee as No. 8 Texas A&M battles No. 11 SMU at noon on Sunday. For Jamie Morrison and the Aggies, they're looking to bounce back after falling to No. 7 Louisville on Friday evening.

No. 8 Texas A&M was without star outside hitter Kyndal Stowers in Friday's season-opener at the AVCA First Serve in Milwaukee as the Aggies fell to No. 8 Louisville, 3-1. Following the loss, the Maroon & White will be back in action on Sunday against No. 11 SMU.

Last December, Texas A&M rallyed to defeat Louisville with a reverse sweep in the Sweet 16 as the Aggies went on to win the national title. To begin the 2026 season, the Ags and Cardinals will meet again at the AVCA First Serve in Milwaukee on Friday evening.

Texas A&M outside hitter Natalie Ring is a Madison, Wisc., native, and she spent four years playing for Marquette in nearby Milwaukee. As luck would have it, the graduate student will make her Aggie debut in her home state at the AVCA First Serve.

During the offseason, Texas A&M head volleyball coach Jamie Morrison added four transfer portal pieces as the Aggies eye the 2026 campaign. The hope is that these players will help the Maroon & White facilitate and dominate on both sides of the net. Yum

As Bobby Shuttleworth takes the reins in College Station, there are a number of new faces all across the pitch, but in the middle, there is the constant presence of senior Trinity Buchanan. In her second season as an Aggie, Buchanan's leadership is key on and off the field.