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All-Sports Update: Soccer Starts Big 12 Play 2-0, Tennis Duo Wins Title
OSU’s soccer team is rolling and women’s doubles pair picks up a Bedlam win.

Soccer
The Cowgirls’ win streak is up to seven after another two wins this weekend.
OSU started with a 3-1 win in Manhattan against Kansas State. Jaci Jones, Marlo Zoller and Julia Lendhardt scored goals for the Cowgirls.
The Cowgirls were in Lawrence on Sunday, where they picked up a 2-1 victory against Kansas. Haley Woodard scored her fifth goal of the year in the 48th minute. Zoller then scored off a set piece in the 67th. Zoller has a team-high six goals this season.
The two victories put the Cowgirls at 10-1 on the season, and OSU starts Big 12 play with a 2-0 record.
The seven-match winning streak is the longest OSU has had in seven years.
The Cowgirls are on their longest winning streak in 7 years after today's win at Kansas. Recap, stats and reaction from @coachcolin_osu & @_haleywoodard following the W over the Jayhawks: https://t.co/2fl3qlT0AF #GoPokes #okstate pic.twitter.com/qnHjOpiTqw
— Cowgirl Soccer (@CowgirlFC) September 23, 2018
Men’s Tennis
Oklahoma State’s Mathieu Scaglia took second at the Cajun Classic.
Scaglia fell to Texas’ Leonardo Telles in the finals, 6-4, 6-4.
Maxim Tybar also competed in the Cajun Classic, but he fell to LSU’s Malik Bhatnagar in the consolation bracket, 7-6 (3), 6-3.
Women’s Tennis
Doubles tandem Sofia Blanco and Catherine Gulihur won the Milwaukee Tennis Classic on Sunday, defeating Oklahoma’s duo of Ivana Corley and Jasmine Asghar.
On Saturday, OSU’s Lisa Marie Rioux won a mixed doubles title with Texas’Â Yuya Ito in Malibu.
Women’s Golf
The Cowgirls finished 11th at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate with a 17-over 881.
Alabama won the event with a 28-under 836.
Michelle Forsland and Stephanie Astrup were the highest-placing Cowgirls. The pair were tied in 29th after both shooting 1-over 217 at the event. Chih-Min Chen finished tied in 40th at 5-over 221. Emma Whitaker finished 57th at 14-over, and Faith Hopkins finished 59th at 18-over.

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