Kansas State University Athletics
Sunday, October 15
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K-State Drops 2023 Home Finale to Iowa State
Oct 15, 2023 | Soccer
MANHATTAN, Kansas – K-State looked to close out its home slate with a win on Sunday at Buser Family Park, but Iowa State secured a 2-1 win on the blustery and cloudy afternoon.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- K-State (3-11-3, 1-7-1 Big 12) went up 1-0 with its earliest goal of the season, scoring in the seventh minute. Junior Riley Baker drove a hard shot at Iowa State goalkeeper Avery Gillahan. Gillahan deflected the attempt back towards the top of the 18-yard box. Freshman Jo Sees collected the rebound and arched a shot into the open frame into the lower right corner.
- Sees registered her third goal of the season. The forward from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, is tied for second in program history for goals in a freshman season.
- Iowa State (6-10-1, 3-6-0) squared the match in the 35th minute. Mira Emma crossed a ball to Salome Prat. Prat finished into the lower left corner.
- The Cyclones would register the eventual game-winner in the 58th minute. A free kick from Chloe Broughton found the head of Lauren Hernandez at the top of the 18-yard box. Hernandez flicked the ball to the left side of the goal. Prat ran to it and finished a shot to the upper right.
- K-State registered a 17-11 advantage in total shots and held a 7-4 edge in shots on goal.
- The Wildcats outpaced the Cyclones in corner kicks, 6-1.
QUICK FACTS
- Iowa State leads the series, 5-2-1.
- K-State ended the 2023 home slate with a 2-6-2 record. In its eight seasons at the home grounds, the Wildcats are 20-39-7.
- The Wildcats are 9-53-6 in Big 12 matches.
- Dibbini owns an overall career record of 300-163-49. At K-State, Dibbini is 35-85-18 in eight seasons as the only head coach in K-State history.
- K-State is 1-5-3 this season when tied at halftime and are 13-30-15 in its history.
PLAYER NOTES
- With her seven points this season, Sees is fourth in school history for points in a freshman season.
- With her assist, Baker is tied for ninth in program history for career assists with three.
- Baker carded three shots on goal on Sunday. Baker's career total for shots on goal stands at 28 and is sixth in school history for career shots on goal.
- For the season, Sheaff has faced the third-most shots in program history with 273 and the most since Emma Malsy stood in frame against 287 shots in 2018.
- Sheaff moved into fourth in school history for goalie minutes in a season with 1:500:29. She is the fourth K-State goalkeeper to record 1,400 or more minutes in frame in a season.
- Sophomore Jazmin Brown moved into 10th in school history for minutes played in a season with 1,526.
- With her start on Sunday, junior Kenzi Gillispie is fourth in school history for career starts with 54. Gillispie has started every match of her career and owns the longest active consecutive start streak on the 2023 roster.
- With her 90 minutes played on Sunday, Gillispie moved into third in program history for career minutes played with 4,595. She is the third player in school history to play 4,500 or more minutes in a career (Brookelynn Entz, 5,841; Laramie Hall, 5,286).
- Senior Maddie Weichel played in her 68th career match on Sunday. She tied for third in school history for career matches played with Katie Cramer (2016-19; 68).
FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Mike Dibbini
On his overall thoughts on the game…
"It was a good first half, we created more opportunities. Then they scored and that changed the momentum a little bit. And then with the second goal it was hard to come back."
On Jo Sees and her ability to put herself in the right spots for goals…
"I believe so, she has a knack for figuring out ways to get a shot on goal. "
On what the leaving seniors have left for the team going forward…
"They had a lot of determination, perseverance, and just never backed down. I think that they helped pass some of that down to the next generation, and they will continue to take that on."
UP NEXT
K-State completes its 2023 regular season schedule on Monday, October 23, at Kansas. Kick-off is set for 7 p.m. The match will air on Big 12 Now on ESPN+.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- K-State (3-11-3, 1-7-1 Big 12) went up 1-0 with its earliest goal of the season, scoring in the seventh minute. Junior Riley Baker drove a hard shot at Iowa State goalkeeper Avery Gillahan. Gillahan deflected the attempt back towards the top of the 18-yard box. Freshman Jo Sees collected the rebound and arched a shot into the open frame into the lower right corner.
- Sees registered her third goal of the season. The forward from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, is tied for second in program history for goals in a freshman season.
- Iowa State (6-10-1, 3-6-0) squared the match in the 35th minute. Mira Emma crossed a ball to Salome Prat. Prat finished into the lower left corner.
- The Cyclones would register the eventual game-winner in the 58th minute. A free kick from Chloe Broughton found the head of Lauren Hernandez at the top of the 18-yard box. Hernandez flicked the ball to the left side of the goal. Prat ran to it and finished a shot to the upper right.
- K-State registered a 17-11 advantage in total shots and held a 7-4 edge in shots on goal.
- The Wildcats outpaced the Cyclones in corner kicks, 6-1.
QUICK FACTS
- Iowa State leads the series, 5-2-1.
- K-State ended the 2023 home slate with a 2-6-2 record. In its eight seasons at the home grounds, the Wildcats are 20-39-7.
- The Wildcats are 9-53-6 in Big 12 matches.
- Dibbini owns an overall career record of 300-163-49. At K-State, Dibbini is 35-85-18 in eight seasons as the only head coach in K-State history.
- K-State is 1-5-3 this season when tied at halftime and are 13-30-15 in its history.
PLAYER NOTES
- With her seven points this season, Sees is fourth in school history for points in a freshman season.
- With her assist, Baker is tied for ninth in program history for career assists with three.
- Baker carded three shots on goal on Sunday. Baker's career total for shots on goal stands at 28 and is sixth in school history for career shots on goal.
- For the season, Sheaff has faced the third-most shots in program history with 273 and the most since Emma Malsy stood in frame against 287 shots in 2018.
- Sheaff moved into fourth in school history for goalie minutes in a season with 1:500:29. She is the fourth K-State goalkeeper to record 1,400 or more minutes in frame in a season.
- Sophomore Jazmin Brown moved into 10th in school history for minutes played in a season with 1,526.
- With her start on Sunday, junior Kenzi Gillispie is fourth in school history for career starts with 54. Gillispie has started every match of her career and owns the longest active consecutive start streak on the 2023 roster.
- With her 90 minutes played on Sunday, Gillispie moved into third in program history for career minutes played with 4,595. She is the third player in school history to play 4,500 or more minutes in a career (Brookelynn Entz, 5,841; Laramie Hall, 5,286).
- Senior Maddie Weichel played in her 68th career match on Sunday. She tied for third in school history for career matches played with Katie Cramer (2016-19; 68).
FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Mike Dibbini
On his overall thoughts on the game…
"It was a good first half, we created more opportunities. Then they scored and that changed the momentum a little bit. And then with the second goal it was hard to come back."
On Jo Sees and her ability to put herself in the right spots for goals…
"I believe so, she has a knack for figuring out ways to get a shot on goal. "
On what the leaving seniors have left for the team going forward…
"They had a lot of determination, perseverance, and just never backed down. I think that they helped pass some of that down to the next generation, and they will continue to take that on."
UP NEXT
K-State completes its 2023 regular season schedule on Monday, October 23, at Kansas. Kick-off is set for 7 p.m. The match will air on Big 12 Now on ESPN+.
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Team Stats
ISU
KState
Goals
2
1
Shots
11
17
Shots on Goal
4
7
Saves
6
2
Corners
1
6
Fouls
12
18
Scoring Plays
Jo Sees (3)
Assisted By: Riley Baker
Rebound from Baker shot; Shot from 19 yds
06:29
Salomé Prat (7)
Assisted By: Mira Emma
Shot from 8 yds into lower left corner
34:10
Salomé Prat (7)
Assisted By: Lauren Hernandez , Chloe Broughton
GOAL by ISU Prat, Salomé Assist by Hernandez, Lauren and Broughton, Chloe.
57:00
Game Leaders
Players
Shots
4
SOG
3
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
2
SOG
2
Goals
0
Assists
0
Shots
2
SOG
0
Goals
0
Assists
0
Players Mentioned
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