SOC Dominates in 4-0 Win at TCU

Sunday, October 20

Fort Worth, TX

7 p.m.

Baylor

7-5-3, 3-3-0

TCU

9-5-1, 3-2-1

Baylor

TCU

Photo by: Baylor Photography

SOC Dominates in 4-0 Win at TCU

10/21/2019 12:49:00 AM | Soccer

Box Score BOX SCORE

Baylor displays balanced attack to pick up first win in Fort Worth since 2013

THE RUNDOWN
FORT WORTH, Texas – Baylor soccer (7-5-3, 3-3-0), propelled by a pair of goals by Raegan Padgett, put on a dominant display in a 4-0 win over TCU (9-5-1, 3-2-1) Sunday night at Garvey-Rosenthal Soccer Stadium.

In the middle of the National Anthem, the lightning detectors went off, and both teams returned to their respective locker rooms. After a nearly three-hour delay, the match kicked off.

Baylor made a huge defensive stop in the 31^st minute when a foul on the Bears set up a free kick for TCU just outside the box. The Horned Frogs' initial shot was blocked by a wall of Baylor defenders and their second shot went wide of the net.

Two minutes later, Baylor was on the board. Raegan Padgett took control of the ball around midfield and raced toward the TCU goal. Padgett booted the ball from about 25 yards out and her shot soared just under the crossbar for her fourth goal of the season.

Padgett was at it again in the second half. Off a feed by Camryn Wendlandt, Padgett kicked the over the head of the approaching TCU goalkeeper and into the back of the net for her second goal of the night. It marked the first multi-goal game of her Baylor career.

Elena Reyna put the Bears up by three in the 67^th minute with her second goal of the season. Reyna fielded a rebound off a shot by Maddie Algya and finished in the bottom left corner of the goal.

Danielle Hayden topped off the action when she received a penalty kick in the 83^rd minute. Hayden kicked her shot to the right of the net while the TCU goalkeeper dove the opposite way.

Baylor finished with a 19-10 advantage in shots, with nine of those attempts on goal. TCU only had two shots on goal. Both of them came in the first half as the Horned Frogs recorded only three shot attempts in the second half.

HIGHLIGHTS

This is Raegan Padgett's first multi-goal game of her Baylor career.
Padgett has now recorded a point in four-straight matches with a goal against TCU, an assist against Texas, an assist against Oklahoma and a goal and an assist against West Virginia.
Padgett becomes the third Bear to have a streak of four-straight matches with a point, joining Camryn Wendlandt (Aug. 25-Sept. 6) and Ally Henderson (Sept. 22-Oct. 3).
Sunday night marks Baylor's first multi-goal match since defeating West Virginia, 4-2, on Oct. 3.
Baylor picked up its first win in Fort Worth since Nov. 1, 2013. The Bears have now won the last three contests against TCU.
BU is the second team this season to score four goals against the Horned Frogs (Arizona, Sept. 21).
Danielle Hayden scored her second goal of the season off a penalty kick in the 83^rd minute.
Tara Sumer played two minutes in Fort Worth. It was her first action since she logged three minutes against Gonzaga on Sept. 22.
It marked Jennifer Wandt's third shutout of the season and 24^th of her career.
TCU's two shots on goal ties for the lowest total by a Baylor opponent this season (Drake, Aug. 30 and Wyoming, Sept. 6). All three occurrences have come on the road.

STAT OF THE GAME
3 – Number of times the Bears have scored four goals in a game this season. That total surpasses the 2018 (two), 2017 (two) and 2016 (two) seasons.

TOP QUOTE
Paul Jobson on the win…
"Really proud of our team's performance tonight. Even after a long lightning delay, they were ready to play. These girls put together a dominant 90 minutes against a really good team."

UP NEXT
Baylor returns to Waco for the final home stand of the 2019 regular season. The Bears host No. 13 Texas Tech at 7 p.m. on Thursday before Sunday's Senior Day against Iowa State at 1 p.m.

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