Kansas State University Athletics
Friday, September 21
Manhattan, Kan.
7 p.m.
Kansas State University
vs
Oklahoma State
K-State Opens Big 12 Play This Weekend
Sep 19, 2018 | Soccer
Match 10
(15) Oklahoma State (8-1-0) at Kansas State (4-3-2)
Friday, September 21, 2018 | 7 p.m. | Manhattan, Kan. | K-State Soccer Complex
Watch: ESPN3 | Listen: 101.5 KROCK & kstatesports.com | Live Stats: kstatesports.com
Series History: Oklahoma State leads 1-0
Last Meeting: Oct. 20, 2017 (Oklahoma State won 2-1)
Match 11
Oklahoma (4-4-1) at Kansas State (4-3-2)
Sunday, September 23, 2018 | 1 p.m. | Manhattan, Kan. | K-State Soccer Complex
Watch: FCS Central/K-StateHD.TV | Listen: 101.5 KROCK & kstatesports.com | Live Stats: kstatesports.com
Series History: Oklahoma leads 1-0
Last Meeting: Oct. 22, 2017 (Oklahoma won 3-2
MANHATTAN, Kansas - Kansas State (4-3-2) will open the 2018 Big 12 Conference schedule this weekend, as the Wildcats host reigning Big 12 regular season champion and 15th ranked Oklahoma State on Friday night at 7 p.m., and Oklahoma on Sunday at 1 p.m.
• Friday's match is K-State soccer's first Diversity and Inclusion match. The first 200 fans will receive a free wristband. Fans can purchase a ticket to the match against the Cowgirls for only $1.
• Sunday's match is Family Day and will feature a free postgame youth clinic and team autographs on the field. A $38 Family 4-Pack is available for the match, which includes four general admission tickets and four $10 concessions vouchers. Junior Wildcat members can show their membership card at the concession stand for a $1 candy item.
• Friday's match will be available on ESPN3. Sunday's match will be broadcast on FOX College Sports - Central and K-StateHD.TV. Both matches will be broadcast on 101.5 KROCK in Manhattan and free at kstatesports.com.
Weekend in Review
• Kansas State split its final regular season non-conference weekend with a home and road match. The Wildcats finished with an 1-1-0 mark.
• K-State dropped a tough 1-0 decision at the K-State Soccer Complex to Missouri State on Friday, Sept. 14. K-State outshot Missouri State, 23-2, but the Bears capitalized on a corner kick in the second half.
• The Wildcats salvaged the weekend with a 3-0 win at Tulsa on Sunday, Sept. 16. It was K-State's first road win of the season. Kansas State is now unbeaten in three straight road matches for the first time in program history.
• The Wildcats received goals from Brookelynn Entz (20'), Maddie Souder (64') and Ashley Zane (72') in the win. The Entz goal ended a 301:37 scoreless stretch for K-State.
• Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Emma Malsy recorded her school record sixth shutout this season.
• This was the first road win since October 6, 2017, at Kansas, ending a five-match winless stretch (0-3-2).
Oklahoma State at a Glance
• Oklahoma State (8-1-0) enters league play with a five-match winning streak following a 2-1 win at UMKC on Sunday, Sept 16.
• On the sidelines, the Cowgirls are led by head coach Colin Carmichael. Carmichael, in his 14th year with the program, owns a 180-75-37 (.680) record in Stillwater and the 2017 Big 12 title.
• Statistically, Oklahoma State is paced by Marlo Zoller, Haley Woodard and Kim Rodriguez. Zoller has 10 points split between four goals and two assists. Woodard and Rodriguez have nine points each, as Woodard has four goals and an assist while Rodriguez owns three goals and three assists.
K-State vs. Ranked Opponents
• Kansas State has played just four matches in its brief history against United Soccer Coaches ranked opponents.
• The Wildcats are 0-4-0 against ranked opponents.
• K-State has face three opponents ranked among the top-10 in the United Soccer Coaches poll, all ranked ninth (West Virginia, Sept. 29, 2017; Texas, Oct. 15, 2017; Santa Clara, Aug. 30, 2018).
Oklahoma at a Glance
• Oklahoma (4-4-1) has won three of their last four matches including a pair of wins in the state of Utah last weekend.
• The Sooners are led on the sideline by seventh year head coach Matt Potter. Potter owns a 52-62-19 (.462) record during his time in Norman.
• Oklahoma is led by Kaylee Dao, Ivanna Rivas and Hailey Davidson. Dao paces the team with 10 points on four goals and two assists. Rivas and Davidson each have nine points on four goals and one assist each.
The Secret Letter is 'O'
• In an ironic twist in Kansas State's schedules in the first two seasons of the program, the Wildcats will have played seven of the 11 NCAA Division I schools that start with an 'O,' with Ohio, Ohio State, Old Dominion and Ole Miss remaining.
• Overall, K-State owns a 5-3-2 record against schools that begin with the letter 'O.'
• In 2016, K-State secured the program's first win and the school record for goals in a match with a 6-0 win over Oakland.
Purple Pitch
• Kansas State has played just 17 home matches in its 43-game history, but have felt comfortable at the K-State Soccer Complex.
• The Wildcats are 8-8-1 at home, including a school record four-match home field winning streak and a five-match unbeaten streak which spanned the end of the 2016 home schedule and the start of the 2017 home slate.
• In the 17 home matches, the Wildcats have outscored opponents, 25-18 (+7).
• The Wildcats set the K-State Soccer Complex record for goals in a match with a 4-0 win over Oakland on August 19, 2018.
• Overall in matches played within the Sunflower State, Kansas State owns a record of 9-8-1.
Better Late than Never for K-State
• Kansas State has established itself as a second half team during its three seasons of action.
• In total, Kansas State has scored 30 of its 45 total goals in the second half of matches.
• In 2018, K-State has scored 11 total goals with seven coming in the second half or overtime. The Wildcats fired off 75 of their 150 total shots in the second half or overtime, while also registering 22 of the 44 corner kicks in the second half or overtime.
• In total, Kansas State has scored 12 of the program's 45 goals (26.7 percent) between the 61st and 75th minutes.
K-State Posts Blank Scoresheets
• K-State has registered 16 shutouts in its three seasons of action. The Wildcats are ahead of their pace from last season, as Kansas State has registered a school record six shutouts in the first nine matches. K-State ranks 16th in the nation in shutout percentage at 66.7.
• Defensively, the Wildcats have allowed a shots on goal percentage in the six shutouts this season of .329 including four efforts below 40.0 percent.
• Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Emma Malsy established a new career-high for saves with 11 at Indiana. This marked the most saves in a shutout in program history. Malsy has also set the program history for shutouts, as she has been credited with all six.
Malsy Spotless Between the Pipes
• Following a season on the sideline, redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Emma Malsy stepped in frame for K-State and has set the school record for shutouts in a season.
• For the season, Malsy owns six shutouts with a 0.64 goals against average and a .870 save percentage on 40 saves. She is tied for the league lead in shutouts and ranks tied for third in the nation in the category. She is third in saves and saves per match.
• Against Saint Louis on August 17, Malsy made her first start since October 23, 2016, at Oregon, when she was a freshman at Arizona State. She tallied four saves including a pair of clutch efforts in the first half and send K-State to a 1-0 win. It was her first collegiate win since October 6, 2016, against Washington.
• This was the first shutout win for K-State since October 6, 2017, at Kansas.
• Malsy tallied her second shutout of the weekend with a pair of saves in the second half against Oakland on August 19.
• The product of Westminster, California, is the first goalkeeper in program history to register a pair of shutouts in the opening weekend of the season.
• At Indiana on Sept. 9, with adverse conditions in both goal areas, Malsy recorded her fifth shutout of the season with a career-high 11 saves and tied the school record for saves in a match.
• Malsy owns a career collegiate record of 7-7-3 and has eight career shutouts, after spending one season between the pipes for Arizona State.
Entz Adding to Career Totals
• Sophomore forward/midfielder Brookelynn Entz continues to build upon her career resume at Kansas State.
• Entz holds the school record for career goals (7) and is tied for the school record for career points with 17.
• This season, the product of Newton, Kansas, has tallied six points on a pair of goals and an assist. She is tied for the team lead in goals and is second on the team in assists and points.
• She tallied her first point of the season against Oakland, crossing a ball to Hannah Davis who finished off the play with a goal.
• Against UMKC on Sept. 7, Entz scored the fastest goal in program history as she recorded her goal 18 seconds into the match against the Kangaroos.
• At Tulsa on Sept. 16, Entz tallied her second career match with three or more points as she scored a goal and handed out an assist. She is the only player in program history with multiple matches of three or more points.
• In the last four matches, Entz has two goals and an assist while registering 19 total shots including seven on goal.
• In the 2017 season, the product of Newton, Kansas, finished as the single season record holder for goals in a season with five and points in a season with 11. She led the team in goals (five) and points (11). She was second in shots on goal (16) and third in total shots (33).
• She became the first player to score two or more goals in a match (vs. Central Arkansas, 9/8/17) and earn Big 12 Freshman of the Week honors.
• For her performance, Entz became the first player in program history to earn a Big 12 weekly honor as she was named Big 12 Freshman of the Week on Sept. 12.
• Following her two-goal performance, Entz registered the first overtime game-winning goal in program history by twisting in the winner against Colorado State in the 95th minute on Sept. 17.
• The overtime winner by Entz is the latest goal in program history, surpassing the goal at 85:47 by Morgan Mauck against Omaha on Aug. 30, 2017.
(15) Oklahoma State (8-1-0) at Kansas State (4-3-2)
Friday, September 21, 2018 | 7 p.m. | Manhattan, Kan. | K-State Soccer Complex
Watch: ESPN3 | Listen: 101.5 KROCK & kstatesports.com | Live Stats: kstatesports.com
Series History: Oklahoma State leads 1-0
Last Meeting: Oct. 20, 2017 (Oklahoma State won 2-1)
Match 11
Oklahoma (4-4-1) at Kansas State (4-3-2)
Sunday, September 23, 2018 | 1 p.m. | Manhattan, Kan. | K-State Soccer Complex
Watch: FCS Central/K-StateHD.TV | Listen: 101.5 KROCK & kstatesports.com | Live Stats: kstatesports.com
Series History: Oklahoma leads 1-0
Last Meeting: Oct. 22, 2017 (Oklahoma won 3-2
MANHATTAN, Kansas - Kansas State (4-3-2) will open the 2018 Big 12 Conference schedule this weekend, as the Wildcats host reigning Big 12 regular season champion and 15th ranked Oklahoma State on Friday night at 7 p.m., and Oklahoma on Sunday at 1 p.m.
• Friday's match is K-State soccer's first Diversity and Inclusion match. The first 200 fans will receive a free wristband. Fans can purchase a ticket to the match against the Cowgirls for only $1.
• Sunday's match is Family Day and will feature a free postgame youth clinic and team autographs on the field. A $38 Family 4-Pack is available for the match, which includes four general admission tickets and four $10 concessions vouchers. Junior Wildcat members can show their membership card at the concession stand for a $1 candy item.
• Friday's match will be available on ESPN3. Sunday's match will be broadcast on FOX College Sports - Central and K-StateHD.TV. Both matches will be broadcast on 101.5 KROCK in Manhattan and free at kstatesports.com.
Weekend in Review
• Kansas State split its final regular season non-conference weekend with a home and road match. The Wildcats finished with an 1-1-0 mark.
• K-State dropped a tough 1-0 decision at the K-State Soccer Complex to Missouri State on Friday, Sept. 14. K-State outshot Missouri State, 23-2, but the Bears capitalized on a corner kick in the second half.
• The Wildcats salvaged the weekend with a 3-0 win at Tulsa on Sunday, Sept. 16. It was K-State's first road win of the season. Kansas State is now unbeaten in three straight road matches for the first time in program history.
• The Wildcats received goals from Brookelynn Entz (20'), Maddie Souder (64') and Ashley Zane (72') in the win. The Entz goal ended a 301:37 scoreless stretch for K-State.
• Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Emma Malsy recorded her school record sixth shutout this season.
• This was the first road win since October 6, 2017, at Kansas, ending a five-match winless stretch (0-3-2).
Oklahoma State at a Glance
• Oklahoma State (8-1-0) enters league play with a five-match winning streak following a 2-1 win at UMKC on Sunday, Sept 16.
• On the sidelines, the Cowgirls are led by head coach Colin Carmichael. Carmichael, in his 14th year with the program, owns a 180-75-37 (.680) record in Stillwater and the 2017 Big 12 title.
• Statistically, Oklahoma State is paced by Marlo Zoller, Haley Woodard and Kim Rodriguez. Zoller has 10 points split between four goals and two assists. Woodard and Rodriguez have nine points each, as Woodard has four goals and an assist while Rodriguez owns three goals and three assists.
K-State vs. Ranked Opponents
• Kansas State has played just four matches in its brief history against United Soccer Coaches ranked opponents.
• The Wildcats are 0-4-0 against ranked opponents.
• K-State has face three opponents ranked among the top-10 in the United Soccer Coaches poll, all ranked ninth (West Virginia, Sept. 29, 2017; Texas, Oct. 15, 2017; Santa Clara, Aug. 30, 2018).
Oklahoma at a Glance
• Oklahoma (4-4-1) has won three of their last four matches including a pair of wins in the state of Utah last weekend.
• The Sooners are led on the sideline by seventh year head coach Matt Potter. Potter owns a 52-62-19 (.462) record during his time in Norman.
• Oklahoma is led by Kaylee Dao, Ivanna Rivas and Hailey Davidson. Dao paces the team with 10 points on four goals and two assists. Rivas and Davidson each have nine points on four goals and one assist each.
The Secret Letter is 'O'
• In an ironic twist in Kansas State's schedules in the first two seasons of the program, the Wildcats will have played seven of the 11 NCAA Division I schools that start with an 'O,' with Ohio, Ohio State, Old Dominion and Ole Miss remaining.
• Overall, K-State owns a 5-3-2 record against schools that begin with the letter 'O.'
• In 2016, K-State secured the program's first win and the school record for goals in a match with a 6-0 win over Oakland.
Purple Pitch
• Kansas State has played just 17 home matches in its 43-game history, but have felt comfortable at the K-State Soccer Complex.
• The Wildcats are 8-8-1 at home, including a school record four-match home field winning streak and a five-match unbeaten streak which spanned the end of the 2016 home schedule and the start of the 2017 home slate.
• In the 17 home matches, the Wildcats have outscored opponents, 25-18 (+7).
• The Wildcats set the K-State Soccer Complex record for goals in a match with a 4-0 win over Oakland on August 19, 2018.
• Overall in matches played within the Sunflower State, Kansas State owns a record of 9-8-1.
Better Late than Never for K-State
• Kansas State has established itself as a second half team during its three seasons of action.
• In total, Kansas State has scored 30 of its 45 total goals in the second half of matches.
• In 2018, K-State has scored 11 total goals with seven coming in the second half or overtime. The Wildcats fired off 75 of their 150 total shots in the second half or overtime, while also registering 22 of the 44 corner kicks in the second half or overtime.
• In total, Kansas State has scored 12 of the program's 45 goals (26.7 percent) between the 61st and 75th minutes.
K-State Posts Blank Scoresheets
• K-State has registered 16 shutouts in its three seasons of action. The Wildcats are ahead of their pace from last season, as Kansas State has registered a school record six shutouts in the first nine matches. K-State ranks 16th in the nation in shutout percentage at 66.7.
• Defensively, the Wildcats have allowed a shots on goal percentage in the six shutouts this season of .329 including four efforts below 40.0 percent.
• Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Emma Malsy established a new career-high for saves with 11 at Indiana. This marked the most saves in a shutout in program history. Malsy has also set the program history for shutouts, as she has been credited with all six.
Malsy Spotless Between the Pipes
• Following a season on the sideline, redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Emma Malsy stepped in frame for K-State and has set the school record for shutouts in a season.
• For the season, Malsy owns six shutouts with a 0.64 goals against average and a .870 save percentage on 40 saves. She is tied for the league lead in shutouts and ranks tied for third in the nation in the category. She is third in saves and saves per match.
• Against Saint Louis on August 17, Malsy made her first start since October 23, 2016, at Oregon, when she was a freshman at Arizona State. She tallied four saves including a pair of clutch efforts in the first half and send K-State to a 1-0 win. It was her first collegiate win since October 6, 2016, against Washington.
• This was the first shutout win for K-State since October 6, 2017, at Kansas.
• Malsy tallied her second shutout of the weekend with a pair of saves in the second half against Oakland on August 19.
• The product of Westminster, California, is the first goalkeeper in program history to register a pair of shutouts in the opening weekend of the season.
• At Indiana on Sept. 9, with adverse conditions in both goal areas, Malsy recorded her fifth shutout of the season with a career-high 11 saves and tied the school record for saves in a match.
• Malsy owns a career collegiate record of 7-7-3 and has eight career shutouts, after spending one season between the pipes for Arizona State.
Entz Adding to Career Totals
• Sophomore forward/midfielder Brookelynn Entz continues to build upon her career resume at Kansas State.
• Entz holds the school record for career goals (7) and is tied for the school record for career points with 17.
• This season, the product of Newton, Kansas, has tallied six points on a pair of goals and an assist. She is tied for the team lead in goals and is second on the team in assists and points.
• She tallied her first point of the season against Oakland, crossing a ball to Hannah Davis who finished off the play with a goal.
• Against UMKC on Sept. 7, Entz scored the fastest goal in program history as she recorded her goal 18 seconds into the match against the Kangaroos.
• At Tulsa on Sept. 16, Entz tallied her second career match with three or more points as she scored a goal and handed out an assist. She is the only player in program history with multiple matches of three or more points.
• In the last four matches, Entz has two goals and an assist while registering 19 total shots including seven on goal.
• In the 2017 season, the product of Newton, Kansas, finished as the single season record holder for goals in a season with five and points in a season with 11. She led the team in goals (five) and points (11). She was second in shots on goal (16) and third in total shots (33).
• She became the first player to score two or more goals in a match (vs. Central Arkansas, 9/8/17) and earn Big 12 Freshman of the Week honors.
• For her performance, Entz became the first player in program history to earn a Big 12 weekly honor as she was named Big 12 Freshman of the Week on Sept. 12.
• Following her two-goal performance, Entz registered the first overtime game-winning goal in program history by twisting in the winner against Colorado State in the 95th minute on Sept. 17.
• The overtime winner by Entz is the latest goal in program history, surpassing the goal at 85:47 by Morgan Mauck against Omaha on Aug. 30, 2017.
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