Baylor Soccer will light up the banks of the Brazos River on Sunday night, welcoming Texas A&M to Betty Lou Mays Field for a 7:30 p.m. showdown that promises more than just three points. Admission is free, the match will be streamed live on ESPN+, and the first 200 fans to arrive will receive a complimentary green T‑shirt as part of the program’s Green Out promotion.
This encounter marks the fourth meeting between the Bears and the Aggies in the past three seasons, a series that has left Baylor with a 1‑0‑2 record. The Bears enter the night riding a 4‑0 victory over No. 10‑ranked Arkansas, a performance that highlighted a potent offense and a disciplined defense.
Texas A&M opened its 2026 campaign with a 2‑1 win over Rice, striking in the 19th and 80th minutes. The early‑season triumph gives the Aggies a confident outlook as they travel to face their longtime rivals.
Baylor’s season‑opening triumph was built on a balanced attack: Lauren Omholt found the net twice, while Callie Conrad, Olivia Hess and newcomer Noelle Sather each added a goal. Goalkeeper Azul Alvarez guarded the net for the full 90 minutes, making two saves while the Bears outshot Arkansas 15‑7, including a 10‑3 advantage in shots on goal.
A Green Out Under the Lights
The Green Out theme invites supporters to dress in Baylor green, turning the stadium into a sea of school colors. The first 200 fans to arrive will receive a free green T‑shirt, adding a tangible reward to the electric atmosphere as the teams battle for supremacy.
All of this will be available to viewers on ESPN+, giving supporters beyond the riverbank a chance to join the excitement. As the Bears look to extend their early‑season momentum, the night promises a blend of rivalry, community spirit and high‑quality soccer under the lights.