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SOC Takes First Loss of the Season, Falling 3-1 at USF
8/24/2018 11:31:00 PM | Soccer
Bears drop into early deficit in late, weather-delayed contest
THE RUNDOWN
TAMPA, Fla. – Baylor soccer (2-1-0) dropped into a first half deficit that proved to be too much to overcome, falling 3-1 to South Florida (2-1-0) on Friday evening at Corbett Soccer Stadium on the USF campus.
The Bulls notched two first half goals, scoring in the 37th and 41stminute to take a 2-0 lead into halftime.
Looking to bounce back in the second half, the Bears stumbled early in the period, allowing a third USF goal to sneak through in the 49thminute.
Facing a 3-0 deficit, the Bears regrouped and managed to find a response in the 54th minute.
Jackie Crowther pushed up the left side of the box, crossing in a pass to the middle that found Camryn Wendlandt.
The 6'0 forward soared for a header shot that found the net, cutting the USF advantage to two.
After trailing 12-5 on shots in the first half, BU took the advantage in the second half by a 10-4 margin, four of those coming in the closing eight minutes of the competition.
Freshman Taylor Moon put three shots in over that stretch that were either saved or blocked by a USF defender inside the box, narrowly missing out on clawing BU back into the match in the closing moments.
STAT OF THE MATCH
2 – the number of goals scored by junior forward Camryn Wendlandt this season, already matching her 2017 year-end total
NOTES
* Friday's match was the second-straight for Baylor that was delayed extensively due to inclement weather. Originally scheduled for 7 p.m. ET, the match did not kick off until approximately 8:50 p.m. ET.
* Camryn Wendlandt notched her second goal of the season and her fourth in a BU uniform.
* Jackie Crowther collected her second assist of the season, taking her career total up to eight.
* Baylor lost its first match of the 2018 season, dropping the decision to the Bulls as the first loss for BU since a 4-0 loss at Duke to finish the 2017 season in the NCAA Quarterfinals.
WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor will flip to the east side of Florida, trekking approximately 190 miles to Boca Raton for a Sunday, 6 p.m. matchup at Florida Atlantic.
TAMPA, Fla. – Baylor soccer (2-1-0) dropped into a first half deficit that proved to be too much to overcome, falling 3-1 to South Florida (2-1-0) on Friday evening at Corbett Soccer Stadium on the USF campus.
The Bulls notched two first half goals, scoring in the 37th and 41stminute to take a 2-0 lead into halftime.
Looking to bounce back in the second half, the Bears stumbled early in the period, allowing a third USF goal to sneak through in the 49thminute.
Facing a 3-0 deficit, the Bears regrouped and managed to find a response in the 54th minute.
Jackie Crowther pushed up the left side of the box, crossing in a pass to the middle that found Camryn Wendlandt.
The 6'0 forward soared for a header shot that found the net, cutting the USF advantage to two.
After trailing 12-5 on shots in the first half, BU took the advantage in the second half by a 10-4 margin, four of those coming in the closing eight minutes of the competition.
Freshman Taylor Moon put three shots in over that stretch that were either saved or blocked by a USF defender inside the box, narrowly missing out on clawing BU back into the match in the closing moments.
STAT OF THE MATCH
2 – the number of goals scored by junior forward Camryn Wendlandt this season, already matching her 2017 year-end total
NOTES
* Friday's match was the second-straight for Baylor that was delayed extensively due to inclement weather. Originally scheduled for 7 p.m. ET, the match did not kick off until approximately 8:50 p.m. ET.
* Camryn Wendlandt notched her second goal of the season and her fourth in a BU uniform.
* Jackie Crowther collected her second assist of the season, taking her career total up to eight.
* Baylor lost its first match of the 2018 season, dropping the decision to the Bulls as the first loss for BU since a 4-0 loss at Duke to finish the 2017 season in the NCAA Quarterfinals.
WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor will flip to the east side of Florida, trekking approximately 190 miles to Boca Raton for a Sunday, 6 p.m. matchup at Florida Atlantic.
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