SB Drops Middle Game Against No. 14 Oklahoma State 9-1

Saturday, April 25

Waco, Texas

2:00 PM

Baylor

27-22, 9-11

Oklahoma State

33-13, 13-7

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	Runs R	Hits H	Errors E
Oklahoma St.	4	1	0	0	1	3	9	9	2
Baylor	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	5	1

SB Drops Middle Game Against No. 14 Oklahoma State 9-1

4/25/2026 5:02:00 PM | Softball

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BU’s Carter extended her career-best on-base streak to 15 games

By: Matt Roberts

WACO, Texas – No. 14 Oklahoma State used a fast start to knock off Baylor softball, 9-1 in six innings, Saturday afternoon at Getterman Stadium.

The Cowgirls plated four runs in the opening frame and never looked back, while the Bears were unable to recover despite a strong effort out of the bullpen by Sadie Ross.

RUNDOWN
Oklahoma State wasted no time jumping ahead, stringing together four hits in the first inning, highlighted by a grand slam from Amanda Hasler, who came up with a big hit for the Pokes for the second-straight game to take a 4-0 lead.

The Cowgirls added another run in the second on a solo home run to extend the advantage to 5-0.

Baylor turned to Sadie Ross in relief of starter Lexie Warncke. Ross stabilized the game, retiring nine of the first 10 hitters she faced and allowing the Bears to settle in defensively and halt the momentum.

Baylor broke through in the fourth inning as Sa'Mya Jones singled and later came around to score on a failed pickoff attempt by Oklahoma State, trimming the deficit to 5-1.

Oklahoma State added an insurance run in the fifth on an RBI double before pulling away in the sixth with three more runs to secure the run-rule victory.

GAME NOTES

Baylor moves to 27-22 (9-11) this season.
The Bears are now 33-54 all-time against Oklahoma State with a 17-17 mark in Waco.
Baylor used its 45th different lineup in its 49th game of the season.
Sadie Ross retired nine of the first 10 batters she faced.
Pitching 3.2 innings, Saturday was Ross' longest outing since throwing 4.0 at UCF on March 14th
Brooklyn Carter extended her on-base streak to a career-best 15 games.
Sa'Mya Jones extended her hitting streak to eight games.
Amber Toven picked up another hit, giving her eight in her last seven games.
Kaygen Marshall's double in the seventh gives her 16 extra-base hits, the second-most on the team.
Kaci West made her first appearance in the circle since April 4th against Houston.

QUOTABLE
Glenn Moore on his team's slow start on Saturday— "She [Hasler] put a good swing on the pitch [for the Grand Slam]. We didn't have the best outing or the best start with Lexie, unfortunately and dug a big hole. It's hard to recover from that, but we brought in Sadie, and I thought she had one of her better outings. Her pitch count went a little bit higher than she's typically used to throwing in that role, but she threw some great balls and got some groundouts, which is what we needed out of her. We got a run, but then we gave up another one. We just dug too big a hole, and of course, it fell apart toward the end."

WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor will attempt to salvage the series in game three, beginning at 1 p.m. on Sunday afternoon from Getterman Stadium. The Bears will honor their three seniors, Brooklyn Carter, Amber Toven and Kaci West, after Sunday's series finale.

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