Baylor volleyball fights off a strong Pepperdine team in back-and-forth match.
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The No. 6 Bears hit off on the right note to open the spring season.
The Bears return to the court in an unprecedented spring slate, looking to reach the NCAA Tournament in April.
After finishing the fall with a 3-3-3 record, Baylor will look to earn an at-large bid in the NCAA Tournament playing a tough spring schedule.
Graduate transfer Laché Harper brought experience and perspective to the Bears’ squad during an uncertain season and found a home along the way.
Baylor took care of business with a 3-0 win over Kansas State and will look forward to competing in the postseason during the spring.
It was a close victory for Baylor, who takes a win over Kansas State after dropping two matches and the conference title to Texas last week.
The third-place Wildcats visit the Ferrell Center for the last two matches of conference play.
With three new defenders and three new attackers, the Bears will add to a deep roster that will also see several seniors return in 2021.
The Bears will be joined by several high school All-Americans, among other talented players, including a Pac-12 transfer.
Many of Baylor’s athletic programs will see new faces in uniform during the 2021-2022 season after 61 student athletes sign to play at Baylor next year.
Because Baylor doesn’t officially field an NCAA men’s soccer team, the club soccer team has gained popularity but has also had to deal with the same COVID-19 challenges as other school sports have this year.
Volleyball and soccer earn weekly awards and women’s basketball receives Top 5 preseason ranking.
The No. 3 Bears were defeated by top-ranked Texas Friday night despite a valiant effort in the third and fourth sets.
The Bears stayed undefeated at home during the fall, wrapping their Big 12 only schedule with a 1-0 overtime win over Oklahoma.
Despite a strong start in a five-set thriller against the No. 1 team in the country, Baylor fell to 11-2 on the season after dropping its first match against Texas Thursday night in Austin.
The Bears will host the Sooners for the last game of the fall Friday at Betty Lou Mays.
When it comes to Big 12 volleyball, there’s Texas and there’s Baylor, and then there’s everybody else. The No. 3 Bears and the No. 1 Longhorns faces off to see who will take hold of the conference.
As the 2019 National Player of the Year continues to set new records for Baylor volleyball, she continues to credit her team for her successes along the way.
Baylor soccer couldn.t hold on to its momentum after a 4-0 win against Kansas State last week, dropping the final road match of 2020 to Texas.
No.2 Baylor grabbed three straight sets over No. 15 West Virginia for the series win.
After dropping the first set, the Bears adjusted to take a 4-1 over No. 15 West Virginia Thursday at the Ferrell Center.
Baylor goes on the road for the final time this fall, to face off with an evenly matched Texas team.
Coming off back-to-back sweep over Iowa State, the Bears prepare to face a ranked WVU team at home.
No. 2 volleyball completed another sweep and push itself to a 9-1 record.
The No. 2 Bears took the sweep over the Cyclones in the series opener Friday night.
The Bears routed the Wildcats for their second win of the season Thursday at Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field.
Baylor volleyball heads to Iowa State to face the Cyclones for two after tough wins against Texas Tech.
Two-time Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week Kayley Ables has made her mark as the “heart and soul” of the Bears’ defense, even though she started out as a striker.
Coming off a tough loss to West Virginia, Baylor soccer hopes to turn it around against the Wildcats.
