The Baylor Lariat · Oct 1, 2019
Baylor soccer falls to No. 17 Kansas
Senior forward Camryn Wendlandt takes pressure from two Northwestern defenders in the season opener on Aug. 25. Wendlandt suffered an injury in the Sept. 12 game against Arkansas. Cole Tompkins | Multimedia EditorBy Ahfaaz Merchant | Sports Writer
Baylor kicked off conference play on the road this past week, falling 4-1 to No. 17 Kansas on Sunday afternoon after opening Big 12 play with a 1-0 overtime win over
Although the Bears took the loss, they were still able to hold an advantage in possession time in the first half, outshooting Kansas 10-1. Head coach Paul Jobson said his team played well in the first 45 but they weren’t able to capitalize on their opportunities.