Currently sitting in 13th place in the Southeastern Conference standings, Texas A&M is entering a make-or-break stretch of games if the Aggies hope to qualify for the SEC Tournament. That stretch run begins Thursday vs. Missouri at Ellis Field.

After a win and a draw seemed to help Texas A&M soccer build some momentum, the Aggies went into Baton Rouge on Friday night and suffered a 4-1 defeat at the hands of LSU. With just three regular-season matches remaining, G Guerrieri & Co. are 1-5-1 in SEC play.

After earning four points via a win over Texas and a tie with Oklahoma last week, Texas A&M soccer hopes to keep building momentum as the Maroon & White roll into Red Stick on Friday night for a 7 p.m. CT match with the Bayou Bengals at the LSU Soccer Stadium.

Texas A&M soccer's losing streak now sits at five as the Aggies were again shut out, this time by No. 5 Tennessee in Knoxville on Friday night, 1-0. Winless in their last six matches, the Aggies have yet to score a goal in conference play.

Winless in their last five matches and currently on a four-game losing streak, Texas A&M will meet fifth-ranked Tennessee on Friday night in Knoxville. Currently 0-3 in SEC play, the Aggies have yet to score a goal in a conference match in 2025.

Texas A&M goalkeeper Maysen Veronda made 10 saves on Thursday night, but Olivia Woodson's 84th-minute goal was enough to sink the Aggies at Auburn, 1-0. With the loss, A&M has now dropped three in a row and is 0-2 in conference play.

Winless in their last three matches, the Fightin' Texas Aggies hit the road for their first conference match away from Ellis Field as the Maroon & White will face Auburn on Thursday. Kickoff between the Ags and Tigers is set for 6:30 p.m. CT.

On a Friday night at Ellis Field, the annual "Fish Camp" match drew a smaller crowd than usual as the Aggies were shut out in a 3-0 loss to No. 24 Georgia. With the defeat, A&M has now lost back-to-back matches and will be idle until next Thursday when the Ags travel to Auburn.

Following a pair of road matches last week, Texas A&M soccer returns to Ellis Field on Friday to open Southeastern Conference play against No. 24 Georgia. G Guerrieri's Aggies enter the contest with a 3-1-3 overall record and remain unbeaten on their home turf.

In the program's first-ever trip to Nacogdoches, Texas A&M soccer failed to crack the scoreboard in a 0-0 draw with Stephen F. Austin. While the Aggies are still unbeaten, this marks the first time the Maroon & White have not beaten the Lumberjacks in six total meetings.

Knotted at 1-1 heading into the final minutes, sophomore Taylor Jernigan found the bottom left of the goal to propel Texas A&M to a 2-1 victory over Connecticut. Additionally, Trinity Buchanan scored her third goal in as many matches.

For the second time in as many matches, Trinity Buchanan has scored a late goal as her contribution on Wednesday helped Texas A&M draw Texas State at Ellis Field, 1-1. Through three matches, the Aggies are 1-0-2 as UConn comes to Aggieland this weekend.

A total of five bookings were made on Sunday night as UNLV transfer Trinity Buchanan finally broke the ice with an incredible goal in the 87th minute as Texas A&M escaped a scare from Lamar, 1-0. A physical battle, the Aggies outshot the Cardinals 24-8 on the night.

Little-used forward Eloise Descheneaux has appeared in just two matches as an Aggie across the previous three seasons. With so many newcomers entering G Guerrieri's program this year, Descheneaux is the elder stateswoman inside the Texas A&M locker room.

While G Guerrieri's 2025 soccer roster includes a number of transfer additions and true freshmen, there are 12 players who spent last season with the Texas A&M program. These returning Aggies will again don the Maroon & White when the season kicks off on Thursday.