Freshman Rosie Belsham secured her third-straight top-five finish and helped the Bears place seventh at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at Long Cove Club in Hilton Head Island, S.C.
Author: Michael Haag
Michael Haag
Michael Haag is a third year Journalism student from Floresville, a small town about 30 miles south of San Antonio. Haag is entering his third year at the Lariat and is hoping to continue developing his sports reporting skill set. After graduation, he plans to work on a Master’s degree in Journalism in order to one day teach at the college level. He does, however, plan on becoming a sports reporter for a publication after grad school.
After seeing Ohma play for the entire fall and the early part of the spring, Goble said “the ceiling is pretty endless” in terms of her potential moving forward. The true freshman can get a huge jump on her competition with her long game, but even she admitted her short game has room for growth.
The Bears were led by freshman right-handed pitcher RyLee Crandall in the circle, as she allowed just two hits to help Baylor secure an 8-0 run-rule victory over the Mavericks on Tuesday night at Getterman Stadium.
The Bears split the season series with the Longhorns following a 63-54 victory Monday night in the Moody Center in Austin.
The Bears used strong at-bats in the second, third and fourth innings to run-rule the University of Maryland, 15-2, Sunday afternoon in the championship game of the Baylor Invitational at Getterman Stadium.
The Bears defeated the Lady Raiders despite a third quarter in which they did not make a single field goal Saturday evening in the Ferrell Center.
The Bears will continue their homestand with the Baylor Invitational, starting at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Getterman Stadium.
The Bears got a huge fourth quarter out of freshman forward Bella Fontleroy, who scored nine of her 14 points in the period to help push the team past the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs, 67-57, Wednesday night in the Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth.
The Bears made national headlines over the weekend and have the potential to have a stellar year in 2023.
With all the sports that went on over the weekend, here is everything you may have missed.
The Bears knocked off the top-ranked Sooners 4-3 Sunday afternoon at Getterman Stadium for Baylor’s first win over Oklahoma in nearly six years.
The Bears amassed a comeback after trailing 7-2 in the first half during Saturday afternoon’s match against No. 7 Oklahoma State University.
The Bears ran out of gas in their 81-77 double-overtime loss to the Cyclones Saturday evening in the Ferrell Center.
The Bears were led by junior right-handed pitcher Dariana Orme, who tossed the first seven-inning game in program history.
Baylor women’s basketball head coach Nicki Collen said she cherishes having fifth-year senior forward Caitlin Bickle out there on the court in her final year of eligibility.
The Bears have a veteran leader in fifth-year senior Paula Barañano, who has “seen the good, bad and ugly” according to head coach Joey Scrivano.
The Bears lost their third-straight game despite a season-high 21 points from graduate student guard Ja’Mee Asberry.
I see it in so many different facets, but it’s time to stop being hypocritical.
The Bears, led by freshman Silje Ohma and junior Rosie Belsham, finished tied for third on Tuesday at the Therese Hession Regional Challenge in Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.
With lots of Bears on the road, here is eveything you may have missed over the weekend away from home.
The Bears will open the 2023 season in Las Vegas for a flurry of games across the weekend.
The University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma have reached an agreement with the Big 12 to head to the SEC following the 2023-24 athletic season.
The Bears got back in the win column with a 5-2 win at Harvard University on Wednesday.
The Bears defeated the Sooners by 10 points on Saturday thanks to an outburst of scoring from a trio of guards.
The Bears couldn’t withstand the Sooners’ late-game rally, as OU walked away with a 98-92 win in overtime Tuesday night in the Ferrell Center.
The Bears used a dominant 27 holes on Monday to seize the overall team victory at the Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club in Guadalajara, Mexico.
The Bears failed to get much going as they lost to the Gators. It’s Baylor’s second loss of the season.
The Bears rolled into Ames, Iowa and knocked off the No. 12 Cyclones 76-70 Saturday evening in the Hilton Coliseum.
The Bears won their second-straight game on Wednesday night thanks to a strong day from junior guard Sarah Andrews and three other athletes in double figures.
The Bears have a doable slate on deck for 2023 and should be able to overcome a disappointing 6-7 campaign.
