Sophomore Hannah Augustyn, playing outside back today, scored the opener and winner for the green and goal in the seventh minute. Fellow defenders Hallie Augustyn, Ava Colberg and Blythe Obar all made last-ditch saves of KSU shots to preserve the Baylor lead as well.

Tech’s leading goal scorer, Ashleigh Williams, scored her 11th and 12th goals of the season to make the difference for the visitors. The goals came in the 24th and 53rd minutes respectively.

After a 1-1-0 start to the season, Baylor Soccer is on its way down to College Station to play a third road game before its home opener on August 31st.

First half goals from Florence Belzile and Abbey Schwarz saw the hosts build a 2-0 lead before Callie Conrad drew one back for the Bears with 15 seconds left in the first half. It was Conrad’s first goal of her freshman season.

Bears defeat the Texans, 4-0

Let’s look at a couple of true question marks for the team before we get to a fun question.

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 lost a hotly contested match to the Kansas State Wildcats 2-1 on Sunday afternoon after a penalty kick was awarded to KSU in the final 20 seconds of the game.

The Bears (2-5-2) head down to the state capital to face off with the first team out of the top 25, the Texas Longhorns (7-1-3).

Baylor Soccer lost another close match Sunday evening, this time to the No. 19 SMU mustangs 1-0 thanks to a Mackenzie Rudden goal in the 24th minute.

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