It was a Senior Night serenade. 

Neal Patterson was filled with something that cannot be seen, and something that was hard to miss.

So many people were bugging him, Colin Carmichael didn’t have a choice.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Big 12 announced the All-Big 12 soccer academic team, among the 132 total that were honored, nine were members of the Oklahoma State Cowgirls.

In late August, Hannah Webb and her Oklahoma State Cowgirl soccer teammates entered Spirit Halloween in Stillwater before their Bedlam trip to Norman.

Hannah Webb, Kim Rodriguez, Gabriella Coleman and Charmé Morgan made a decision.

The best defensive player of the night wasn’t a defender.

Oklahoma State dominated all night, but you wouldn’t know it from demeanor of the nerve-wracked Cowgirl bench in the later stages of the game.

Colin Carmichael and Karen Hancock collected paintbrushes, gallons of orange and white paint, a trailer and a team.

Coach Colin Carmichael understood the importance of this weekend.

It might come back to bite the Cowgirls.

It was not a cyclone that prevented Oklahoma State from winning the game at Iowa State.

An electric play broke the tie, and lightning paused the game.

Braden Herman is only a junior in college but feels like a soccer mom.

The Cowgirls couldn’t let the game settle down.

The offense is finally starting to shine. 

As the whistle blew, blood sputtered above Lorelai Stramrood’s right eye and trickled down her neck soiling her white Baylor jersey.

On a night where Oklahoma State wore black and Baylor wore white, the game-winning assist was recorded by a player in another color.

Evie Vitali needed two weeks of college soccer practice.

After a somewhat tumultuous nonconference schedule to start the season, Oklahoma State is ready to start Big 12 play. 

Olvyia Dowell with her arms raised above her head, danced into Hannah Webb’s arms.

The Oklahoma State soccer team defeated Omaha 3-0 Friday night at Neal Patterson Stadium in Stillwater. Here are some notes from the match.

After both teams had settled into the second half, Olyvia Dowell got an opportunity to double to Oklahoma State lead.

Alex Morris doesn’t play soccer like a sophomore with only three starts under her belt.

Lying in the Oklahoma State Cowgirls Soccer equipment room sits a captain's armband.

The Oklahoma State Cowgirls drew the Texas A&M Aggies 1-1 thanks to a dramatic late goal by Senior Hannah Webb in their rematch of last year's sweet 16 thriller.

Gabriella Coleman has been thinking about this game since May. 

By burying the goal, Hannah Webb may have helped bury a bad memory.

Some say the best offense is a good defense.

Sweet 16 rematch

For a split second, Mollie Breiner thought she was going to get yelled at.

If games were decided by which team has the prettiest goal, the Cowgirls trip home from Rhode Island would be more enjoyable

Ally Jackson has dreamt of the Rhode Island beaches.

Oklahoma State senior midfielder Grace Yochum continues to etch her name into the record books.

Q: Besides Neal Patterson Stadium, what is the best Big 12 soccer field?

No soccer will be played Thursday night at Neal Patterson Stadium.

No. 1 was similar to No. 30.

If you love defensive soccer, this was the game for you.

The No. 24 Oklahoma State Cowgirls (3-1) defeated the Wright State Raiders (1-1-1) 1-0 Sunday night at Neal Patterson Stadium.

The Oklahoma State Cowgirls (2-1) beat the Oklahoma Sooners (1-2) by a pair of goals in Thursday’s non-conference Bedlam matchup. Here are three notes from the game.

Defender Summer Chaffin knew she made a smart decision as a little kid. She just didn’t know that choice would almost make her cry on a field in Norman years later.

Coach Colin Carmichael’s soccer wisdom proved true.

Forward Gabriella Coleman experienced something strange in 2017. She was not used to getting caught.

Bedlam is here.

Any fan visiting the concession stand or restroom after halftime can blame center midfielder Grace Yochum for missing important action.

Oklahoma State picked up its first defeat of the year on Sunday, losing 3-2 to Pittsburgh.

It’s one of the few parts of his job OSU soccer coach Collin Carmichael doesn’t like.