First half defense, second half slump and Joshua Ojianwuna's best game as a Bear mixed into a heartburn-inducing affair for Baylor Basketball.

The Bears made a point of attacking the rim early on, scoring 22 points in the paint in the first period. That focus, combined with just three first-half turnovers, became a pair of decisive runs to grow a 15-point halftime lead.

The Cyclones fought to hold a lead of eight-to-ten points through the first half before blowing things open to as large as a 25-point lead in the second frame.

Omier, Ojianwuna, Edgecombe and Wright all hit double figures. Wright was the lone double-double with his record-setting 13 dimes.

Six Bears scored ten or more points for the second straight game, this time led by Jalen Celestine with 20 points off the bench.

Seven Bears reached double figure scoring on the night with 12 total Bears scoring. Jayden Nunn led the way with 19 points while Norchad Omier posted another double-double with 18 points and 10 boards.

Jayden Nunn and Norchad Omier led the way for the Bears with 16 and 15 point respectively with the Miami transfer grabbing 12 rebounds for a double-double.

The Bears avenged their 1-0 regular season loss to Arizona in this second tightly contested, physical matchup.

Overcoming a halftime deficit of 1-0, Tyler Isgrig, Hallie Augustyn and Ashley Merrill scored three in a row to take what appeared to be a commanding 3-1 lead. However, Baylor collapsed in the last seven minutes of the game allowing the Cougars to rescue the draw.

After two weeks without a win or multiple goals in a single game, the Bears poured in four goals on 16 shots.

Defense dominated the night and the Bears were unfortunate to concede the lone goal.

Baylor Soccer drew with No. 22 TCU on a sunny Sunday afternoon at Betty Lou Mayes Field with a score of 1-1. Hannah Augustyn put the Bears in front with a second-chance header in the 59th minute, but the Horned Frogs equalized in the 73rd to prevent the Bears from earning their second Big 12 win.

The Bears built a 2-0 lead in the first half with a pair of headed goals before a third header and a low shot found the back of the net for the Green and Gold in the second half.

Great goalkeeping from Azul Alvarez kept the Bears in the game, but a couple of chances missed by inches kept the Bears in a 1-0 hole till the end.

After overcoming a 1-0 second-half deficit, the Bears conceded with 13 seconds left in the game to draw a pesky Bobcats side.

Head Coach Michelle Lenard was very disappointed in her team's play, but the Bears were anything but overrun in this matchup. Expectations remain high for the Bears of Betty Lou.

A trio of second-half goals was the difference for Iowa who controlled the game practically from start to finish and heavily disrupted Baylor with an aggressive high-press.

Second-half goals from junior defender Hallie Augustyn and junior forward Tyler Isgrig were the difference-makers on the scoreboard, but solid performances from many others were pivotal in helping the Bears extend their winning streak to five games.