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No. 21 Baylor faces off against No. 19 Oklahoma State Saturday night in Stillwater, Okla.

Baylor soccer, undefeated to start conference play, heads into its third Big 12 matchup with all momentum favoring them.

Fifth year seniors Yossiana Pressley and Hannah Sedwick have played every season together at Baylor and have built a strong chemistry both on and off the court.

There are not many goalkeepers in the nation that can match graduate student Jennifer Wandt.

Baylor sophomore quarterback Jacob Zeno entered the transfer portal Tuesday morning.

Baylor obtained their second top-five finish of the season after placing third in the Schooner Fall Classic.

The Baylor community can do a better job of supporting other sports the way they support football.

Baylor equestrian defeated the University of Tennessee at Martin 13-6 in their season opener for a strong start to the season. Baylor’s all-time record against UT Martin is 8-0.

No. 10 Baylor sweeps Kansas State University in back-to-back matches, increasing their win streak to six, while also snapping the Wildcats’ eight-match win streak.

Baylor soccer starts off Big 12 play 2-0 after a road win against Texas Christian University.

After a great first half, Baylor struggled in the second half but was able to pull out the victory in a dramatic finish.

The Bears held off the Cowgirls in Stillwater, Okla., getting off to a good start to conference play.

Baylor freshman golfer Antonia Matte, who was born and raised in Chile, tied for fourth in her debut tournament all while adjusting to an American lifestyle.

Baylor looks to continue their win streak as they take on No. 14 Iowa Sate University in their conference home opener Saturday.

After a huge upset win last year in the quarterfinals against the two-time defending national champions, Auburn University, the equestrian team is humble, hungry and ready to compete.

Baylor has a very passionate and committed fanbase, however not all members of Baylor necessarily root for the Bears when it comes to athletics.

Seniors Ryan Hodge and Ellie Friesen lead the way as their respective teams kick the season off strong.

Baylor Athletics has a new marriage in their program, one that was in the works over the last four years.

Catch up on any Baylor Athletics information you may have missed over the weekend.

Baylor men’s golf, led by Johnny Keefer, finished No. 12 in a competitive field at the Fighting Illini Invitational over the weekend.

Baylor soccer had their matchup versus the University of San Francisco canceled midgame, resulting in a 1-1 tie.

The Bears extended their winning streak after a road win against Kansas. Mistakes in the first half kept the game close, but a strong second half allowed Baylor to run away with the win.

The Bears have now won four straight matches, winning 12 of their last 13 sets.

Baylor’s women’s team placed second and men’s placed third in the Abilene Christian University Invitational led by Drew Snyder and Lily Jacobs.

The Bears dominated on all sides of the pitch, cruising to a 3-0 victory over a team that dominates their respective conference.

No. 12 Baylor volleyball sweeps Rice in home opener as senior setter Hannah Sedwick records her 4,000th assist.

Baylor University is known for its Christian culture, but how does that play into sports? Athletes spend their time at Baylor giving their all to succeeding at their sport, but some are also actively fighting to keep their faith first.

Defense will be a point of emphasis on Saturday as Baylor travels to Lawrence, Kan. to play the University of Kansas for the first Big 12 matchup of the season.

Baylor men’s golf finished in eighth place at the Maridoe Collegiate Invitational, led by junior Johnny Keefer who placed fifth as an individual.

The Bears are one game into their three-game home slate at Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field and are excited to be back home.