Baylor Soccer has what you might feel we are losing from college football and basketball. Regionality, rivalries, family over free agency. Oh, and they play a fun brand of soccer too. Here are the top 3 reasons to watch more Baylor Soccer this fall!

Big 12 coaches could be forgiven for thinking Baylor Soccer would finish middle of the pack in the league after losing five starters and their leading scorer. But Baylor has at least three potential breakouts, understated starters, and high-floor role players who could make a difference.

Analyzing the top three questions facing Baylor Soccer going into the 2026 season.

Bears land program-most selections to preseason all-conference team

Each of these newcomers made a noticeable impact during the spring exhibitions, and they should solve specific problems for the Bears this fall as Michelle Lenard and company attempt to reload and fire their way back into the Sweet 16 and beyond.

Alvarez, who is entering her fifth year of collegiate soccer, was one of two Big 12 keepers named to the United Soccer Coaches’ position watchlist.

While Baylor Soccer must replace five starters in 2026, three returning veterans form the backbone of Michelle Lenard’s reload.

The Bears of Betty Lou are scheduled to play at Arkansas, vs. Texas A&M, at Texas and at LSU. So was there a focus on scheduling specifically SEC teams? And why?

It may be a bit dramatic, but here are what I consider to be the top three non-conference and top three Big 12 matchups that will reveal the most about Michelle Lenard’s squad.

Baylor Soccer head coach Michelle Lenard doesn’t just want Baylor Soccer to win, she wants her program to play like newly crowned world champions Spain while doing it.

Coming off of a great spring with Baylor Soccer, freshman forward Grace White was called up to the United States Women’s National U-19 July training camp.

Baylor AD Doug McNamee answers questions from Baylor fans on SicEm365 Premium.

The NCAA Oversight Committees for Division I Women’s and Men’s Soccer published rule book changes for the 2026 season on Tuesday. Included were the addition of video challenges, an updated goalkeeper time-to-release rule to match international standards, and various other changes.

After starting the spring with wins over Navarro College, UTSA and TCU, Baylor Soccer dropped a neutral site game against Oklahoma 2-1 two weekends ago and lost 4-1 to SMU on Friday night. Here is what you should know heading into the summer.

Take a look at many, many photos from the Bears' first three spring games against Navarro College, UTSA and TCU!

Last Friday night on the Banks of the Brazos, Baylor Soccer sent a message. The Bears earned a 4-3 victory over rivals TCU in a game that looked like a key regular-season conference clash and offered as much entertainment as a Champions League knockout stage second leg.