In their first home match of the spring season, the No. 12 ranked Texas A&M soccer team hosted the Louisiana Rajin’ Cajuns on Saturday, March 20 at 7 p.m. at Ellis Field. The Aggies held their annual “Turn it Gold” Match in an effort to raise awareness for childhood cancer. A late charge in the second half by Louisiana was not enough to take the win as the Aggies scored two goals to close out the game in 2-0.
The Maroon and White will be back in action on Saturday, March 27 where they will face Texas State at Ellis Field at 7 p.m.
The Aggies are entering the 2021 season with a stacked roster of returning standouts and fresh new faces.
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Aggie Soccer held their annual turn it gold match on Saturday, March 20 in support of children fighting pediatric cancer.
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The Texas A&M soccer team huddles together before the game begins.
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Freshman midfielder Barbara Olivieri dribbles the ball down the field.
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Freshman forward Laney Carroll charges past a Louisiana defender to gain possession of the ball.
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Junior defender Macie Kolb challenges a Louisiana forward for the ball.
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Freshman Lauren Geczik runs over to take a corner kick for the Aggies.
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Sophomore midfielder Kendall Bates dribbles around the Louisiana defense, moving the ball up the field.
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Junior defender Karlina Sample challenges the Louisiana offense for the ball.
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The Aggies and the Ragin’ Cajuns block one another during a corner kick.
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Senior midfielder Taylor Ziemer scored the first goal of the night, giving the Aggies a 1-0 lead at half time.
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The Aggies gather around to help up teammate Laney Carroll who was fouled in the goal box.
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Laney Carroll scored the second goal for the Aggies off of a penalty kick occurring after she was taken down in the box.
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The Aggies celebrate the second goal of the night.
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Freshman Lauren Geczik takes a throw-in.
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Midfielder Barbara Olivieri was part of the starting lineup for the Aggies in Saturday nights game.
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Kendall Bates had two shots on goal in the game against Louisiana.
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The Aggies celebrate their win against Louisiana and Saw ‘Em Off while the Aggie War Hymn is played.
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Texas A&M soccer went 12-4-1 in the 2020-21 season.
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Texas A&M soccer faced off against Baylor and North Texas in exhibition matches, prior to starting the regular schedule.
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