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Early lead slips away as Texas A&M soccer falls at Missouri

Two early goals gave the Aggies a cushion, but Missouri scored on both sides of halftime to complete a 3–2 comeback.

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October 23, 20261 min read

Texas A&M’s two-goal start was not enough Thursday night, as Missouri rallied for a 3–2 women’s soccer victory in Columbia.

Ireland Churchill scored twice in the opening 6:49 to put the Aggies ahead. Missouri pulled one back through Taryn Chance in the 24th minute, then drew level when Rylie Morse scored with four seconds remaining before halftime.

The decisive goal came almost immediately after the restart: Brianna Buels scored 59 seconds into the second half.

A&M finished with a 10–9 edge in shots, but Missouri put five attempts on target to the Aggies’ four. The Oct. 22 loss left A&M at 4–11–1 overall and 0–8–1 in SEC play; Missouri improved to 5–9–2 and 1–7–1.

The Aggies are scheduled to close their season at Ellis Field against Ole Miss on Sunday, Nov. 1. Senior Day kickoff is listed for noon Central time.

Source: Texas A&M Athletics match report, https://12thman.com/news/2026/10/23/aggies-edged-out-by-missouri-3-2

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