The Texas A&M soccer team defeated the Sam Houston State Bearkats 5-0 on Friday, Sept. 3 at Ellis Field. Texas A&M dominated possession of the ball with standout performance by freshman forward Natalie Abel who scored her first collegiate goal. The Aggies will look to keep the momentum high when they return to Ellis Field for their next game on Sunday, Sept. 5 against the UTEP Miners with kickoff set for 3 p.m.
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Junior Katie Smith was invaluable to the Aggies’ defense in the game against Sam Houston State on Friday, Sept. 3.
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Freshman Maile Hayes celebrates after making one of the Aggies’ five goals during the shutout game against the Bearkats.
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Sophomore Forward/Defender Lauren Geczik passes to fellow sophomore and Midfielder Kate Colvin.
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Freshman Maile Hayes races the Bearkats’ Katie Leal for the ball midway through the first half.
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Sophomore Lauren Geczik makes a push for the Bearkats’ goal.
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Natalie Abel shortly before landing her first collegiate assist.
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Sophomore forward/defender Westyn Henderson during the second half.
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Freshman Maile Hayes had several shots on goal during the game.
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Freshman defender Mia Pante attempted one shot on goal and had a strong performance at her second Aggie home game.
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Freshman midfielder Carissa Boeckmann scored her first collegiate goal during the gain against Sam Houston State on Friday, Sept. 3.
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Freshman Natalie Abel played for a total of 54 minutes.
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Freshman forward Makhiya McDonald was involved in an incident that ended with an unsuccessful penalty kick late in the second half.
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Ultimately the Aggies were victorious and beat the Bearkats 5-0.
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