A trio of lineup changes could not prevent Bobby Shuttleworth's Aggies from suffering a lopsided loss at No. 4 Vanderbilt on Friday night. With the 5-0 defeat, Texas A&M is now 0-2 in conference play.

After dropping a heartbreaker in Lexington last week, Bobby Shuttleworth's young Aggies are again on the road for another conference clash as Texas A&M travels to No. 4 Vanderbilt for an 8 p.m. CT kickoff on Friday night.

On Friday, Texas A&M soccer faces off against No. 4 Vanderbilt in Nashville in their first match against a top-10 opponent. Head coach Bobby Shuttleworth joined us on Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to break down the team's confidence and recent lack of consistency.

SEC play is underway, and Texas A&M has another road trip on deck as the Ags travel to No. 4 Vanderbilt for a Friday night match in Nashville. Ahead of their second SEC match of 2026, Bobby Shuttleworth and Ireland Churchill spoke to the media.

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.

Bobby Shuttleworth's Aggies dropped the SEC opener on Friday as Texas A&M fell to Kentucky in Lexington, 3-2. Ireland Churchill scored twice for the Ags, but her brace was undone by shoddy goalkeeping at the other end.

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.

As Texas A&M soccer prepares to kick off the SEC season on Friday at Kentucky, head coach Bobby Shuttleworth joined us on Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss how the young Aggies have grown in its four-game home stretch and what to expect from the explosive Wildcats.

After closing out non-conference play in emphatic fashion on Sunday, Texas A&M soccer hits the road for the first SEC match of the year at Kentucky on Friday. Ahead of the trip to Lexington, Bobby Shuttleworth and Trinity Buchanan spoke to the media.

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.

Bobby Shuttleworth and the Fightin' Texas Aggies ran away from the Stephen F. Austin Ladyjacks on Sunday night as the Maroon & White claimed a 4-0 non-conference victory. TexAgs presents a collection of our best shots of the soccer action in Aggieland.

After suffering a lopsided loss on Thursday, Texas A&M soccer has an opportunity to turn things around in the final non-conference match of the season against Stephen F. Austin on Sunday. The Aggies lead the all-time series with the Ladyjacks, 5-0-1.

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 not an enjoyable night on the pitch for Bobby Shuttleworth and Texas A&M soccer as No. 19 TCU came to Ellis Field and dealt the Maroon & White a 3-0 home loss. TexAgs presents a video recap of the action between the Aggies and Horned Frogs.

For the first time this season, Texas A&M was kept off the score sheet as No. 19 TCU blanked the Aggies at Ellis Field. TexAgs presents a collection of our best shots of the soccer action between the Aggies and Horned Frogs.

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.