Now that the dust has settled on Michelle Lenard’s first season as the head coach of Baylor Soccer, let’s take a look back at the season before looking forward a little.

Baylor Soccer’s season ended last night with a 1-0 loss to the Oklahoma State Cowgirls. The Bears finished with a record of 4-11-2 and 2-7 in the Big 12.

55th and 72nd-minute goals from TCU turned a 0-0 halftime stalemate into what Baylor head coach Michelle Lenard dubbed a “brutal” loss.

The Bears jumped out to a 1-0 lead, but the offense did not get much more done while WVU killed Baylor on corner kicks.

Baylor Soccer improved to 2-3 in Big 12 play thanks to an 83rd-minute winner by Reneta Vargas. Elsewhere, A first half masterclass from Elizabeth Kooiman kept the Bears in things early.

Baylor Soccer scored a pair of late goals to steal a 3-2 victory from the Kansas Jayhawks Thursday night at Betty Lou Mays Field. Freshmen center forward Reneta Vargas bookended the Bears’ scoring with her 17th-minute opener and a 90th-minute winner.

An individual moment of brilliance from Texas' star forward was the difference in Austin, though the Bears played perhaps their best game of the year.

With a goal from open play in the 33rd minute and a free kick goal from long distance in the 82nd minute, the Sooners took care of business against a Baylor team struggling to create and convert offensively.

In a bit of a letdown, the Bears were put behind early by some mistakes and opportunistic execution from the Dons.

The Bears moved on to 2-2-1 for the year and look to be building some confidence now.

The Bears (1-2-1) visit the Cougars (1-1-1) with a decent chance for the second victory for Michelle Lenard's squad.

The Bears, who are in Austin for a pair of games this weekend, eked out an important win for the program in the first game Thursday afternoon.

The Bears hit the road this weekend to play an SEC team and the No. 1 UNC Tarheels. Let's look at Florida first.

A 79th-minute goal from sophomore Haven Terry leveled the Bears and Gophers at one after Baylor fell behind in the 51st minute.

At Texas, at Texas Tech, and vs Oklahoma State could be the three biggest Big 12 games for the Bears this year. Or maybe just good markers to track progress.

Will they score more and who will be scoring? Will that sacrifice defensive solidity? Who is the goalkeeper?

Forwards Elizabeth Kooiman and Olivia Mack, plus midfielder Gabby Mueller are three Bears returning to the team with great upside for 2022.