BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION – The Texas A&M soccer team welcomes the Baylor Bears to Ellis Field Sunday for a 4 p.m. match, commencing the 2025 spring schedule.
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Admission is free.
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The match is the first chance for fans to see an exciting group of Aggies, featuring 12 newcomers. The new kids on the block includes seven transfers and five early enrollee freshmen. The roster also features four redshirt freshmen returning to the lineup after playing a combined one match in 2024 campaign before suffering season-ending injuries.
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Texas A&M's rebuild includes 12 returning letterwinners looking to get the Maroon & White back to their winning ways which in concluded 26 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances from 1995-2020
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The Aggies and Bears met in a late August match last season with Baylor prevailing 1-0 in Waco on an 85th minute goal by Tyler Isrig. The defensive-minded match featured just a combined four shots on goal in 90 minutes.
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The Bears are coming off an 8-8-5 campaign which featured a 2-5-4 mark in Big 12 play.
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Sunday is the first of three spring exhibition dates for the Aggies at Ellis Field. They also host mini-matches against Dallas Baptist (1 p.m.) and Sam Houston (4 p.m.) on Saturday, March 29. Texas A&M wraps up the Ellis Field portion of the spring slate on Friday, April 18 with a 7 p.m. match against the Houston Cougars.
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In the first of their road matches, the Aggies battle rival TCU in Fort Worth on Sunday, April 6. Texas A&M heads to Houston Saturday, April 12 for mini-matches against Texas Tech (2:30 p.m.) and Rice (4 p.m.)
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Admission is free.
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The match is the first chance for fans to see an exciting group of Aggies, featuring 12 newcomers. The new kids on the block includes seven transfers and five early enrollee freshmen. The roster also features four redshirt freshmen returning to the lineup after playing a combined one match in 2024 campaign before suffering season-ending injuries.
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Texas A&M's rebuild includes 12 returning letterwinners looking to get the Maroon & White back to their winning ways which in concluded 26 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances from 1995-2020
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The Aggies and Bears met in a late August match last season with Baylor prevailing 1-0 in Waco on an 85th minute goal by Tyler Isrig. The defensive-minded match featured just a combined four shots on goal in 90 minutes.
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The Bears are coming off an 8-8-5 campaign which featured a 2-5-4 mark in Big 12 play.
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Sunday is the first of three spring exhibition dates for the Aggies at Ellis Field. They also host mini-matches against Dallas Baptist (1 p.m.) and Sam Houston (4 p.m.) on Saturday, March 29. Texas A&M wraps up the Ellis Field portion of the spring slate on Friday, April 18 with a 7 p.m. match against the Houston Cougars.
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In the first of their road matches, the Aggies battle rival TCU in Fort Worth on Sunday, April 6. Texas A&M heads to Houston Saturday, April 12 for mini-matches against Texas Tech (2:30 p.m.) and Rice (4 p.m.)