Four Texas A&M Goals in Seven Minutes: Soccer’s Season Ends 5-1 in College Station

Four Texas A&M Goals in Seven Minutes: Soccer’s Season Ends 5-1 in College Station

UNIVERSITY RELEASE — Originally published by Ole Miss Athletics, Nov. 1, 2026.

Ole Miss led at Ellis Field for eighteen minutes, and then lost the match in seven. Katie Ramsden put the Rebels in front in the twenty-first minute Sunday at Texas A&M, Texas A&M answered before halftime, and four Aggie goals between the 71st and 79th minutes turned the regular-season finale into a 5-1 loss. Ole Miss closes the year 7-11 overall and 0-10 in the SEC; Texas A&M finishes 5-11-1 and 1-8-1.

Final Score

Texas A&M 5, Ole Miss 1 — halves 1-1, 0-4. Ellis Field, College Station, Texas. Attendance 1,463.

Who Did It

  • Katie Ramsden — the goal, unassisted at 20:08, her second of the season
  • Taylor Prigge — all 90 minutes in goal, one save
  • Ireland Churchill (Texas A&M) — two goals and an assist
  • Ciara Jade Mitchell (Texas A&M) — a goal and an assist
  • Finley Lacher (Texas A&M) — the equalizer at 38:01, plus an assist

How It Went

Ramsden scored unassisted at 20:08 for a lead Ole Miss held until 38:01, when Lacher finished a Juliet Haras pass to send the match to the break level at 1-1. The second half stayed that way for twenty-six minutes.

Then it broke open. Churchill scored unassisted at 71:06, Mitchell added a second nineteen seconds later off a Churchill assist, Leah Diaz made it 4-1 at 76:48, and Churchill closed the scoring at 78:18. Four goals in seven minutes and twelve seconds.

The Numbers

Texas A&M took 22 shots to Ole Miss’s nine, but the shots-on-goal column was nearly even at 6-5 — the Rebels put better than half their attempts on frame and still finished with one. Corner kicks went 3-1 to the Aggies, fouls 12-10 against Ole Miss, offsides 5-2. Prigge made one save on six shots on goal; Sydney Fuller made four on five.


📄 Read the full university release: Soccer Stumbles in Season Finale at Texas A&M → (OleMissSports.com)

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