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THE RUNDOWN
WACO, Texas -- Baylor soccer put together an 8-0 shutout win over UTSA Sunday afternoon at Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field. The Bears (3-4-1) used three first-half goals and five in the second to topple the Roadrunners (0-6-1), claiming the Baylor Tournament title.

BU's first goal came in the 12th minute on a penalty kick by Bri Campos. In the 26th minute, Sarah King threaded the needle with a pass to hit Lauren Piercy in stride between two defenders for a one-on-one shot against the keeper for a 2-0 lead. The first half scoring ended as Ashley York tapped in a rebound off a shot from Lindsay Burns in the 41st minute.

The second half proved to be even more fruitful as the Bears scored four of their goals in a 10-minute span. The first goal came in the 48th minute as Campos' free kick from the top of the box hit the bottom of the crossbar and went in.

Then came the frenzy. In the 54th minute, King set up McKenna Martin with a pass for a one-on-one shot against the keeper for a goal. Two minutes later, York roped a free kick from the top of the box through traffic and the keeper's hands. In the 60th minute, King rebounded her own shot in the box and passed to Martin for a tap-in goal. Five minutes later, York served up a corner kick that was headed in by Katie Milberger.

NOTES
*Baylor hosted a tournament for just the third time (2001, 2002) in program history, earned its second title (2002) and improved to 4-1-0 in tournament play at home.

*Bri Campos (MVP), Lindsay Burns, Sarah King and Julie James were named to the all-tournament team.

*Baylor scored its most goals in a match since a 9-0 win at home over Prairie View A&M on Sept. 19, 2010.

*Baylor has scored 17 goals and allowed one in its last three matches.

*Baylor has won three matches in a row for the first time since Sept. 1-7, 2014.

*Baylor has gone three straight matches with having at least one player score two goals.

*Baylor leads the all-time series over UTSA 9-0-1 and has won eight straight.

*Baylor led UTSA in shots (26-2), shots on goal (16-1) and corner kicks (6-2).

*Baylor has led its opponent in shots and shots on goal in seven of its eight matches this season.

*Baylor is 23-2-1 when scoring first since 2013.

*Baylor posted its second shutout of the season, second in a row, and 37th since 2012.

*Sophomore Sara Martinson tallied her third career win and second in a row.

*Senior Bri Campos scored her first two goals of the season and 16th and 17th of her career -- she now ranks 10th in program history in goals scored and ninth in points (46).

*Campos scored two goals in a game for the second time in her career.

*Campos netted her seventh career game-winning goal, moving her into a tie for sixth all-time at Baylor.

*Campos scored on her first-ever penalty kick.

*Junior Ashley York scored her first two goals of the season and 11th and 12th of her career, marking her third career two-goal game.

*York also notched her second assist of the season and fourth of her career.

*Sophomore Katie Milberger scored her first goal of the season and second of her career.

*Senior McKenna Martin scored her third goal of the season and of her career for her first multi-goal game.

*Freshman Lauren Piercy scored her second goal of the season.

*Freshman Sarah King had her third, fourth and fifth assists of the season to tie the program record for assists in a game (Nikki Hales 1999, Megan Sherrell 2007, Justine Hovden 2014).

*Senior Lindsay Burns picked up her first assist of the season and third of her career.

STAT OF THE GAME
10 -- The amount of goals scored by Baylor in the tournament while allowing none.

QUOTE OF THE GAME
"So far this season, this is probably the first complete game that we have put together. I am proud of the way we started, I am proud of the game, I am proud of the consistency throughout the game, and how we finished." -- Head Coach Paul Jobson

WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor heads to Colorado Springs, Colorado, next weekend for a pair of matches starting at Air Force Sept. 18 at 7 p.m. CT.

Baylor Bear Insider Recap
By Hector Castelltort

After scoring just four goals and going winless in its first five games, the Baylor soccer team (3-4-1) has put together a three-game win streak by netting 17 goals.

On a wonderful afternoon for soccer, the Bears clinched the Baylor Tournament title with an 8-0 win over the UTSA Roadrunners (0-6-1) Sunday at Betty Lou Mays Field.

Baylor came out firing early, with Katie Daigle firing a shot over the crossbar barely into the second minute.

Keeping the heat on the UTSA goalkeeper, the Bears got off two more shots before senior forward Bri Campos scored her first goal of the season after the Roadrunners were called for a foul in the box in the 12th minute of the game.

Taking a pass from Sarah King, Lauren Piercy beat UTSA goalkeeper Michelle Cole and extended the lead to 2-0 with a goal in the 26th minute. Not only did King assist on that goal, she also assisted on a second-half goal and netted one herself on one of her two shots on goal.

"It felt pretty good," King said. "Anything I can do to help the team."

Ashley York was also productive, tapping in a rebound off a shot by Lindsay Burns to give Baylor a 3-0 lead at the break.

It took the Bears just over 10 minutes into the second half to match their first-half scoring. Campos got into the act again, this time on a free kick from the top of the box that hit the crossbar and bounced into the net.

McKenna Martin scored her second goal of the season on a header pass from King, then York ripped a free kick in from the top of the box that scorched through goalkeeper Katherine Tesno's hands to give the Bears a comfortable 6-0 lead in the 11th minute of the second half and 56th minute of the game.

Capping off the scoring, King rebounded her own shot and passed to Martin to net a goal in the 60th minute, and then Katie Milberger headed in a goal off a corner kick by York less than five minutes later.

While Baylor scored a season-high eight goals off 26 shots, the defense held the Roadrunners to just two total shots and one on goal.

"Something we do that a lot of teams don't is our forwards also defense," York said. "The defense all across the field is really good for our team."

As head coach Paul Jobson put it, the Bears "defend from the front to the back." That takes the pressure off goalkeepers Sara Martinson and Rebecca Gartner, who combined for just one save while posting the team's second straight shutout.

"So far this season, this is probably the first complete game that we have put together," Jobson said. "I am proud of the way we started, I am proud of the game, I am proud of the consistency throughout the game and how we finished."

With wins over UTSA and Northern Illinois (2-0), Baylor captured the tournament title. UL-Lafayette (5-2-1) followed up a 2-2 tie with UTSA by beating UNI, 2-1, in Sunday's other game.

Campos was named the MVP and was joined on the all-tournament team by Burns, King and Julie James.

Before opening Big 12 play, the Bears will travel to Colorado Springs, Colo., next weekend, facing Air Force (2-4-0) at 7 p.m. CDT Friday and Colorado College (1-5-1) at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.