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Baylor University will host Pepperdine on Sunday at 7 p.m. CT, featuring a pet-friendly promotion and a debut matchup between two programs with strong early-season form.
After opening the season with a top‑six national ranking, Baylor’s soccer team leans on veteran leadership, key newcomers and a challenging schedule to chase another Sweet 16 appearance.
Texas State’s soccer squad secured a 3-1 upset over sixth‑ranked Baylor, ending the Bears’ unbeaten streak against ranked teams and highlighting a breakout season that includes wins over Power Five foes and a looming Pac‑12 debut.
Ranked No. 6 entering the campaign, Baylor fell 3‑1 to Texas State, with Lauren Omholt’s equalizer and Helen Alormenu’s brace shaping the outcome before a Thursday showdown with Texas.
The Bears, ranked sixth nationally, aim for a 3‑0 start as they host Texas State in a high‑profile home opener streamed live online.
Baylor’s women’s soccer team opens the season with a historic No. 6 ranking and back-to-back wins over Power Conference opponents, setting the stage for a promising campaign.
Baylor opened its 2026 campaign with a narrow win over Texas A&M, highlighted by early goals and a resilient second‑half performance.
Baylor defeated Texas A&M 2-1, marking the team's first 2-0 start since 2018 and showcasing depth from freshman Grace White and senior Bella James.
The Bears host the Aggies on Sunday night in a Green Out event, offering free green tees to the first 200 fans, while the teams’ recent form hints at a tightly contested clash.
A thrilling season‑opening victory showcases emerging talent while highlighting areas that need refinement before the next challenge.
Baylor’s 4‑1 victory over No. 10 Arkansas marks the program’s first top‑10 win under Coach Michelle Lenard and fuels anticipation for the upcoming Texas A&M clash.
With the departure of leading scorers, Baylor’s soccer team looks to three underrated players — Omholt, Conrad and McCullough — to provide versatility, playmaking and steady growth in the upcoming season.
The Bears must fill the void left by departing center‑backs and re‑shape their midfield and attack as they chase an NCAA berth and a Big 12 title.