Sept. 19, 2014 Final Stats
THE RUNDOWN
SAN ANTONIO - Baylor soccer recovered from a tough pair of matches last weekend to earn a 4-0 win over UTSA on Friday night at Park West Field to end a three-game road trip. The Bears (6-3-0) scored on the Roadrunners (4-3-1) in the seventh minute and three times in the final 10 minutes to secure the decision.
The Bears' early goal came from junior forward Bri Campos. The goal was set up by a UTSA foul that gave Katie Daigle a free kick. Daigle's kick shaped up perfectly for Campos to get into the box and head the ball over the goalie's head.
Baylor dominated the half with edges in shots (7-0), shots on goal (5-0) and corner kicks (5-1). However, it led to the lone goal. The story was different in the second half as BU piled on three goals in the final 10 minutes.
In the 80th minute, Ashley York beat the keeper to her right on a 30-yard boot. Justine Hovden followed in the 86th minute with a penalty kick goal. Then, York struck again in the 87th minute as Daigle picked up another assist that helped York score in the box past the keeper's left side.
NOTES
*Bri Campos scored her fourth goal of 2014 and 13th of her career that stood as her second game-winner this season and sixth of her career. She is now one goal shy of moving into BU's top 10 all-time goals scored list and moved into eighth all-time in game-winning goals.
*Katie Daigle picked up a pair of assists for her first career multi-assist game. They were the first two assists of 2014 for Daigle and her third and fourth career helpers.
*Ashley York scored two goals for the second time in her career. They were her third and fourth goals of 2014 and ninth and 10th of her career. She has now scored goals in back-to-back games for the second time in her career and has three goals over her last two games.
*Justine Hovden netted her career-high third goal of 2014 and seventh of her career.
*Michelle Kloss improved to 5-3 on the season with her second shutout. She now has 138 career saves to move into fourth all-time at BU. Her 35th career win moved her within 14 of tying Dawn Greathouse (1997-2000) for first all-time at BU. Her 22nd career shutout moved her within five of tying Greathouse for first all-time at BU.
*Baylor has 31 shutouts over the last three seasons and five in 2014.
*After Baylor had its streak of 16 straight wins when scoring first came to an end at Illinois State last Sunday, the Bears are now 17-1-0 when scoring first since 2013.
*Overall, BU led 17-4 in shots, 10-3 in shots on goal and 10-1 in corners.
STAT OF THE GAME
28 - The amount of seconds between Baylor's third and fourth goals of the game.
TWEET OF THE GAME
QUOTE OF THE GAME
"The girls did a good job of keeping the gas on. They hit on all cylinders and finished well. We tried to put last weekend out of our minds. We trained well during the week and got the result we wanted tonight. It's always good to win and get momentum but it doesn't guarantee a second win in the weekend. We now have to get ready for Oral Roberts and put an entire weekend together." - Co-Head Coach Paul Jobson
WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor hosts Oral Roberts Sunday at 1 p.m. CT in its last match before beginning Big 12 play next weekend.
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