Aggies and Baylor Play to Draw in Front of over 6,700 Fans

BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Texas A&M Aggies and Baylor Bears played to a 1-1 draw Saturday night in front of the second-largest crowd in Ellis Field history.
 
The Maroon & White boasted 6,743 fans for the Fish Camp Game, annually one of the highest attended games in collegiate soccer. The total also ranks ninth all-time in NCAA history for a regular-season women's soccer match. The Aggies own seven of the 20 highest regular-season attendance marks in NCAA annals.
 
Texas A&M remains unbeaten against Baylor since 2001, with a 12-0-3 advantage in the series over the span.
 
Baylor was the first on the board with a goal scored by Ashley Merrill in the 16^th minute. But the Aggies tied it up in the 75^th minute with a penalty kick scored by Maile Hayes.
 
The Maroon & White were very aggressive on the offensive end dominating on the stat sheet. Leading in shots (22-5), shots-on-goal (6-2), and corner kicks (6-5).

SCORING SUMMARY
16' – Tyler Isgrig made a pass in the middle of the field through the defense to Ashley Merrill who didn't need a dribble to find the back of the net. BU 1, A&M 0
 
75' – Blythe Obar fouled Maile Hayes as she entered the box, earning the Aggies a penalty kick. Hayes fired a missile with her right foot to find the right side of the net. A&M 1, BU 1
 
UP NEXT…
The Aggies return to Ellis Field for Thursday night's game against the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes. First kick is at 7 p.m.
 
TEXAS A&M QUOTES
Comments from head coach G Guerrieri, and junior forward Maile Hayes and sophomore defender Carolyn Calzada can be found below.