Baylor (8-5-2, 3-3-1) is riding high on a three-game winning streak and a four-game unbeaten streak, all in conference. This streak is highlighted by the Bears’ latest victory, a 2-1 win at UCF.

The Bears gave up three rather weak first-half goals before Brecken Mozingo netted her second of the night and fourth overall for the Cougars during the second half.

Lexi Missimo scored twice for Texas despite great efforts by Baylor keeper Ashlee Zirkel in the Big 12 opener for both teams.

Baylor Soccer rebounded from their Thursday loss in style with a 7-0 drubbing of the visiting Abilene Christian Wildcats. Senior midfielder Ashley Merrill netted the 20th hat trick Baylor Soccer history.

The Bears looked tired for much of the night and the Mustangs made the most of Baylor’s mistakes, scoring on counterattacks in the 54th and 61st minutes. Ashley Merrill slammed a goal in off the crossbar with just seven minutes left to draw one back.

First half goals from Skylar Zinnecker and Hallie Augustyn made the difference for the Bears in an overall solid performance. Baylor has now won back-to-back regular season games for the first time under head coach Michelle Lenard.

Baylor Soccer (2-1-1) overcame a bit of a sluggish start to comfortably beat the visiting Louisiana Tech Bulldogs 3-0 thanks to goals from Ashley Merrill, Jenna Patterson and Tyler Isgrig.

The Bears looked to be in almost total control of the game right from the start and dominated possession. Goals from Tyler Isgrig in the 66th minute and Skylar Zinnecker in the 74th minute made the difference for the Green-and-Gold.

The 2023 Baylor Soccer season begins tomorrow night in Eugene Oregon with the Bears set to battle the Oregon Ducks at 7 PM CST.

Bears defeat the Texans, 4-0

With official practices starting today, how far along is the building project that is Baylor Soccer under Michelle Lenard?

With 19 players in their first or second semester in Waco, the Bears are looking very young but showing promise through the spring.

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.

For Baylor, the chances to secure a spot in the conference tournament are dwindling. For Texas Tech, the slim chance at a conference title is slipping away.

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.

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.

The Baylor Bears (2-4-2) welcome the Oklahoma Sooners (5-2-2) to Betty Lou Mays Field on Friday night to startle Big 12 soccer season for both programs.