THE RUNDOWN
WACO, Texas – Baylor soccer (4-2-0) completely dominated from start to finish, pounding out a 6-0 victory over Nebraska (3-2-1) on Sunday evening at Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field.
 
The Bears got the first goal of the match in the 10th minute, with Sarah King finding the net. Emily Bunnell took the corner for BU, serving up a pass to Camryn Wendlandt.
 
Wendlandt spun and crossed a shot towards the goal that was punched up by a Cornhusker defender, deflecting up to King.
 
The senior defender set her feet and laced a perfect left-footed shot that glanced off the bottom of the crossbar and into the goal for the first score of the match.
 
Just four minutes later in the 14th, Taylor Moon made her approach through the right side of the box, crossing in a pass to the left side of the goal where Julie James side-stepped her defender and touched in the second score, giving BU the 2-0 advantage.
 
Keeping the pressure on in the 38^th minute, Raegan Padgett worked through the right side of the box, punching a shot at the goal that deflected out away from the Nebraska keeper.
 
With an open look at the goal, Jackie Crowther slid in to punch a shot through to the net, pushing the BU lead to 3-0.
 
Just 20 seconds later, Giuliana Cunningham gathered an errant pass by the Cornhuskers, drove the length of the field and deposited goal number four of the evening into the net, giving the Bears a 4-0 lead at half.
 
Coming out firing after the half in the 49th minute, the Bears were awarded a free kick from 25 yards outside of their own goal.
 
Goalkeeper Jennifer Wandt took the kick for the Bears, hooking a deep service into the box that Julie James leapt up to catch a header shot on for her second goal of the match.
 
Icing the match in the 79th minute, Emily Bunnell took the corner kick for the Bears, finding Jackie Crowther for the header goal, finishing off a 6-0 dominating win for BU.
 
STAT OF THE MATCH #1
0:20 – the time between Baylor's goals in the 38^th and 39^th minutes, the fastest consecutive goals in program history (0:22, vs. McNeese State, 10/5/96, and vs. TCU, 11/4/12).
 
STAT OF THE MATCH #1
Jennifer Wandt's assist in the 49th minute was the fifth time a BU goalkeeper assisted on a goal in program history, the first since Michelle Kloss (vs. Prairie View A&M, 9/19/10).
 
NOTES
* Baylor and Nebraska met for the 22nd time, with BU improving to 8-12-2 in the all-time series.
 
* Julie James scored her 12th and 13th career goals, pumping her season goal count up to three.
 
* Jackie Crowther picked up her first two goals of the season, taking her career score count up to eight.
 
* Sarah King scored the 10th goal of her career, taking her career point total up to 39.
 
* True freshman Giuliana Cunningham notched her second goal of the season, scoring goals in two of her three appearances this season.
 
* Emily Bunnell collected the first points of her career, with her two assists standing as her first at the collegiate level.
 
* Taylor Moon and Raegan Padgett both added their third assists of the season, tying for the team-high.
 
* Camryn Wendlandt collected her first assist of 2018 and the second in her career.
 
* Jennifer Wandt added her first career assist and also earned the first solo shutout of the season by a BU keeper, her 10th career shutout
 
WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor takes its final nonconference road trip, trekking west to Arizona to face both Arizona State (Sep. 7) and Arizona (Sep. 9) in Tucson for a weekend tournament hosted by the University of Arizona.