Soccer

Texas A&M Unveils 2026 Aggies Soccer Roster

A 24‑player lineup blends hometown talent from across the United States and abroad, backed by an experienced coaching and support staff

Texas A&M’s athletics department has released the official 2026 roster for the Aggies men’s soccer team, confirming a total of twenty‑four athletes who will wear the maroon and white next season. The announcement highlights not only the competitive balance of the squad but also the geographic variety of its members, with representatives from a dozen U.S. states and several foreign countries.

A Nationwide Talent Pool

The players hail from locales as close as Keller and Frisco in Texas, as well as from distant corners such as Reykjavik, Iceland, and Kamloops, British Columbia. Other hometowns listed include Temecula and Corona in California, Glendora and Murrieta in the Golden State, Denver in Colorado, and even Newark in New Jersey. This spread underscores the program’s national recruiting reach and the diverse backgrounds each athlete brings to College Station.

Positions on the field are as varied as the players’ origins. The roster includes goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders and forwards, each tasked with contributing to a dynamic, attacking style of play. While specific line‑up details will be refined during preseason training, the coaching staff has emphasized versatility and depth across all defensive and offensive units.

Leadership on the Bench

At the helm of the program is head coach Bobby Shuttleworth, a veteran strategist who previously guided the team to several conference successes. Assisting him are Marc Burch, Alyssa (Mautz) Bower and Ali Hanif, each bringing a blend of playing experience and tactical insight. Their combined expertise aims to sharpen player development and maintain the Aggies’ competitive edge in the SEC.

Behind the Scenes Support

Beyond the pitch, the program benefits from a comprehensive support staff that includes a director of soccer operations, an athletic trainer, a strength and conditioning coach, and an academic advisor. This infrastructure is designed to foster holistic growth, ensuring that each student‑athlete can excel both in the classroom and on the field.

The Aggies look forward to integrating these new faces into a cohesive unit as they prepare for the upcoming season. With a blend of seasoned leadership, diverse talent and robust support, the 2026 roster promises to uphold Texas A&M’s tradition of excellence in collegiate soccer.

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