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Baylor men’s tennis took a loss in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament against No. 6 Tennessee, ending its season.

If you’re a fan of the athletic world, Waco is an underrated sports hub with lots of things to explore. Here is a quick guide to help you delve into all of it.

It’s been quite the year for Baylor Athletics; the 2021-2022 season was filled with plenty of memorable moments, from conference championships to rewriting history books. Here’s one last look at the best sports moments from Baylor Athletics — in case you missed it.

An Elite Eight appearance is not uncommon for No. 3 Baylor men’s tennis, nor for its upcoming opponent, No. 6 University of Tennessee.

Finagling his way into the position as volunteer chaplain for the Baylor men’s basketball team, pastor Mark Wible has worked with the program since head coach Scott Drew took the helm.

Baylor football had six players hear their name called during the NFL Draft and another five earn a shot with a team as soon as it ended. However, some Bears are more poised to make an impact than others.

With 51 double plays on the season, infielders junior Jack Pineda and sophomore Tre Richardson now lead the nation in twin killings after ranking in the top five for most of the season.

Pitching, hitting and fielding were all on their A-game as Baylor baseball cruised through Tarleton State University 8-2.

With his typical best player rivals out of the playoffs, Giannis Antetokounmpo might be on his way to cementing himself atop the NBA mountain.

No. 26 Baylor women’s tennis has its work cut out for itself with a tough first-round matchup versus the University of Washington.

Baylor hosts Texas A&M, Tulsa and Abilene Christian in the first and second round of the NCAA Championship tournament. The Bears will play ACU at 6 p.m. on Friday.

While it was a bit of a light weekend for Baylor athletics, there were still some exciting moments, including acrobatics and tumbling capturing its seventh-straight title and Baylor baseball’s Kyle Nevin giving a performance for the ages. Here’s a rundown of everything in case you missed it.

Baylor baseball couldn’t have asked for a better day out of sophomore infielder Kyle Nevin, as he went 5-for-5 with three doubles, tying a program record for a Big 12 game.

Baylor recognized seniors Kendall Cross and Rhein Trochim on senior day at Getterman Stadium Sunday.

Baylor defeated No. 3 Gannon University to win their seventh national title.

Baylor acrobatics and tumbling pulled out a tough win over Quinnipiac University to advance to the finals.

Baylor acro and tumbling won every event in the quarterfinals to advance past Converse University.

Until now, only Baylor men’s golf had athletes make the cut for the Arnold Palmer Cup. This changes now that women’s fifth-year senior golfer Gurleen Kaur will accompany men’s athlete junior Johnny Keefer.

At No. 3 in the nation, Baylor men’s tennis is stacked with talent. Among this talent is junior No. 4 Adrian Boitan playing at the top court. This season he made history being Baylor’s first athlete to achieve 17-0 on court one in the regular season.

The Bears were seventh out of a 10-team field, with the University of Oklahoma taking home the title.

With fifth-year senior Gerry Bohanon entering the transfer portal, it seems sophomore Blake Shapen has won the starting quarterback job for Baylor football.

Faced with a deep hole to climb out of in the seventh, Baylor baseball found a way to pull out a win over the University of the Incarnate Word.

Sophomore pitcher Aliyah Binford does it all in the Bears’ commanding midweek win.

Baylor’s acrobatics and tumbling team is very excited and feeling prepared going into the postseason after an undefeated season.

A unique type of fan will be on the sidelines for No. 1 Baylor acrobatics and tumbling in their first round at the NCATA Championships.

The past weekend saw Baylor athletics taking on its conference foes. Here’s a rundown of everything that happened in case you missed it.

The Big 12 Championship trophy will once again call Waco its home as No. 4 Baylor men’s tennis (26-3) claimed a 4-2 victory over No. 1 Texas Christian University (23-4) in Fort Worth.

Baylor women’s golf had a Big 12 title in their grasp, but faced unlucky conditions and settled to a second place tie.

Baylor Softball saw two complete game shutouts from Dariana Orme and Aliyah Binford before getting shutout in game three.

It was a rough weekend for Baylor baseball, who let up 14 homers and were outscored 46-9 across three contests.