Baylor track and field performed well at the Michael Johnson Invitational, finishing with 11 wins.
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Baylor men’s tennis took a 4-2 victory over the University of Texas in Fort Worth. The team now looks to play Texas Christian University in the final on Sunday.
When Bristol, Pa., sophomore Jordan Scott tore his Achilles tendon during his senior year of high school, he knew his soccer playing days were coming to an end. Now, just two years later, Scott has found another way to stay involved with the sport as the head coach of the Baylor men’s club soccer team.
Baylor football is back, giving fans a glimpse of what’s to come this fall in their annual Green and Gold spring game, with the Green team coming away with the 28-16 win.
Winning the first two matchups didn’t stay true to form for No. 21 Baylor women’s tennis, as they fell 4-1 to No. 27 University of Kansas.
Baylor track and field will host its last home meet of the season on Friday and Saturday.
The Baylor women’s club rugby team has not lost a single game out of seven contests in its inaugural season.
It’s best to be peaking during late April and early May, and No. 15 Baylor women’s golf is doing just that.
Baylor men’s tennis heads to the Big 12 tournament to play either the University of Texas or Oklahoma State University on Saturday.
Baylor won’t be meeting strangers in the first match of the Big 12 tournament, facing the University of Kansas in what will be their third head-to-head matchup of the season.
Jordan Lewis, Sven Lah, Kobe Andrade and Jack Pineda talk about their pregame routines to get in the playing mindset.
The Bears won both mid-week games against Midwestern State University and the University of Texas at Tyler as they prepare for Big 12 Tournament play on Saturday.
In an organization, some of the most important people are those who are not seen such as Baylor baseball’s director of operations Justin Grassi, who has held the position since 2019.
Baylor baseball overcame an early deficit to the tune of a 9-5 win over Sam Houston State University, thanks to some key hits and ace hurling.
Dariana Orme pitched all nine innings, as the Bears were boosted by a McKenzie Wilson homer in the ninth.
“I believe this, and I say this with all my heart, and hopefully it comes across with humility, but our best days are still ahead of us,” Rhoades said.
While Baylor athletics took off for Easter Sunday, the rest of the weekend was filled with thrilling contests, so here’s a quick rundown of everything that happened in case you missed it.
Baylor men’s tennis added two more home matches during the week. The team found success in its first competition by sweeping Midwestern State University 7-0.
The Bears held the Bearkats to just one run and four hits in pair of victories.
A pair of seventh inning home runs proved to be all Baylor baseball needed as they knocked off the University of Kansas 6-5 to clinch the series win.
No. 6-seeded Baylor equestrian’s season came to an end Thursday after losing to No. 3-seeded Texas A&M 13-6 in the NCEA quarterfinals at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Fla.
After a decorated playing and coaching career, Cadet decided to join Baylor volleyball due to her faith in God’s will.
John Morris has been at Baylor for over thirty years, but his Baylor sporting collection dates all the way back to the 50s.
Fifth-year senior Addie Baggarly transferred to Baylor with a spring semester of eligibility and would not have to look far for a familiar face thanks to Gurleen Kaur, another fifth-year senior.
It was a rough road slate for Baylor baseball, as the team finished winless across five contests.
No. 17 Baylor women’s golf wasn’t phased by a tough field after a first-place finish at the Bruzzy Challenge.
After a career in the big leagues, Jason Jennings hasn’t forgotten his time as a Bear and is grateful for all three years.
After clinching a close 4-3 victory over University of Kansas on Sunday, No. 21 Baylor women’s tennis seeks another win at home against No. 4 University of Texas this Saturday.
The Bears will face a familiar opponent in No. 3 seed Texas A&M University in the quarterfinals.
The NBA Play-In only promotes losing by giving undeserving teams a chance at making the playoffs.

