Stillwater, Oklahoma – Oklahoma Cowgirl The football team will play 12 home games during the 2024 season, 11 of which will be at home. Big 12 Conference Six games are also scheduled to be played at Neil Patterson Stadium.
Of the 19 teams that will play OSU in 2024, 12 are ranked in the top 125 in the 2023 NCAA RPI, with eight of those ranked in the top 100.
The Cowgirls finished the 2023 season with a 12-8-0 record and a 5-5-0 record, good for seventh in the Big 12 standings.
The Cowgirls return nine starters from that team, including All-Big 12 midfielder Xcaret Pineda,Top scorer Logan Hausler Goalkeeper Grace Gordonrecorded six shutout wins a year ago.
The Cowgirls will open the 2024 season with a preseason exhibition match at home. TulsaGolden Hurricane before the regular season begins with a road test on August 9th and August 15th. Nebraska.
The Cornhuskers reached the NCAA quarterfinals last year.
OSU's home opener is scheduled for Aug. 18. Oral Roberts at Neil Patterson Stadium.
The Cowgirls will also host a rival team from Bedlam. Oklahoma (August 22nd) Texas (September 5th), ULM (September 8th), Texas A&M Commerce (Sept. 15) non-conference game.
In addition to the season opener, OSU's non-conference road matches include: Central Arkansas (August 25th) and San Diego Statistics Bureaue (August 31).
The Cowgirls will begin Big 12 play on the road. Baylor Sept. 12. OSU also BWrigham Young University (September 26th) Utah (September 29th) Kansas (October 5th) and youUniversity CCenter debtLorida (October 20th) League match.
OSU's Big 12 home opener is Sept. 19. Colorado Before you face Texas Tech University Later that weekend, the Cowgirls will play at Neal Patterson Stadium. Houston (October 10) Cincinnati (October 13) Iowa State University(October 17th) and TXerxes Christian University (October 25th) To Stillwater, Horned Frog This will be the final game of the regular season.
of Big 12 Football Championship This season, the league will return to Kansas City, with games played at the new CPKC Stadium, home of the Kansas City Current of the National Women's Soccer League. The top 12 teams from the conference will qualify for the tournament, which will run from October 30 to November 9.
The NCAA women's soccer championships will begin on Nov. 15 and conclude with the NCAA College Cup in Cary, North Carolina on Dec. 6 and 9.
(https://okstate.com/news/2024/4/16/cowgirl-soccer-releases-2024-schedule)
Undefeated spring football season boosts morale for Cowgirls fans
Oklahoma State goalkeeper Grace Gordon had a great fall season in Big 12 Conference play. Here she is making one of her signature jump saves against the OU Sooners in last fall's conference championship tournament. The Lady Sooners won that day, but the Bedlam Rivalry, at least in women's soccer, will continue into the fall 2024 season.
Photo by Liz Parke for the Oklahoma State University women's soccer website.
The Cowgirls ended their spring season with a 3-1 victory over Southern Methodist University in April.
The win capped a 5-0 record in the spring and was a “silver lining” after last fall's regular season ended with an early loss in the Big 12 Conference Tournament.
OSU took the lead early. Loudan Wilsoset up Regan Morris The Cowgirls' first goal, and then a few minutes later Xcaret Pineda strike Lexi Lee Lee scored with force to make the score 2-0.
32 minutes, Nicole Ray linked Sami AllenThey took advantage of the opportunity to extend their lead to three points.
Liz Eddy put Mustang He scored in the 60th minute to make the score 3-1.
Despite the strong SMU attack, Grace Gordon and Logan Marks He held the Mustangs scoreless and made multiple saves. Caroline Dill He came on as a replacement for Gordon early in the second half, allowing one goal and recording one save.
OSU outshot its five spring opponents 19-4, with seven different Cowgirls scoring, led by Pineda's five goals.
https://okstate.com/news/2024/4/20/cowgirl-soccer-cowgirls-soccer-cruises-past-smu-in-spring-season-finale
The final Big 12 Jousting The Sooners won the OSU vs OU game, but stay tuned…
OSU lost 1-0 to Oklahoma in the opening game of the Big 12 football championship last fall at the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex.
The loss ended OSU's nine-game unbeaten streak against its Bedlam rivals, and the seventh-seeded Cowgirls finished the season with a 12-8-0 record.
OSU has a record of 31 wins, 10 losses and five ties against OU and is seeded 10th in the tournament. Sooners It was their first win over OSU since 2018.
The first half ended scoreless, with OSU outscoring the Sooners in shots, 6-5, but OU had a 6-1 advantage in corner kicks.
Molly Bryner They stopped OU from scoring early on. Kaylee England He denied the team with a save just 90 seconds into the game.
The Cowgirls had several chances to score in the first half, but OU's goalkeeper Olivia Ramey He made four saves, including three in a two-minute span, to help keep the game scoreless going into halftime.
In the second half, both teams continued to battle for the goal, but the defense remained solid. Grace Gordon In the 57th minute, she deflected Emma Hawkins' shot over the crossbar to keep the game scoreless.
But with 14 minutes and 52 seconds left, the Sooners finally broke through. pictureSalena Galecture He dribbled past two defenders and fired a shot into the net from the top right corner of the 18-yard box.
Gordon recorded five saves in the game while Ramey had seven for the Sooners.
OU finished the game with a 12-11 lead in shots and 11 corner kicks to the Cowgirls' three.
(https://okstate.com/news/2023/10/28/cowgirl-soccer-falls-to-ou-in-big-12-tourney)
but, Lady Sooners Though they will be playing in the Southeast Conference (SEC) this year, the Bedlam rivalry continues (in football and other sports) as OSU and OU face off again on August 22nd. Still water.
Note: Patrick B. McGuigan, editor emeritus of CityNewsOKC and CityNewsTulsa, had access to OSU athletic department articles and altered past reporting to prepare this article for publication.
