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Palmer, K-State Rally to Down Oklahoma State
Oct 10, 2025 | Soccer
STILLWATER, Oklahoma – Trailing 1-0 at halftime on Friday night at Oklahoma State, K-State used two goals from sophomore forward Hannah Palmer in the second half to leave Neal Patterson Stadium with a 2-1 win and its first Big 12 win since 2023 and its first Big 12 road win since 2022.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- In the 66th minute and trailing 1-0, a shot from K-State (6-4-3, 1-3-2 Big 12) senior forward Andra Mohler was deflected by the hand of an Oklahoma State defender in the penalty area. After a video review, the foul in the box was confirmed and K-State was awarded a penalty kick. Palmer stepped over the ball and converted the penalty kick in the lower right corner. This was Palmer's fourth goal of the season and her second career Big 12 goal.
- Palmer added her second in the 72nd minute. Sophomore forward Allison Marshall beat two defenders on the left sideline and crossed a ball into the box. A poor clearance from the Cowgirls found the right foot of Palmer who blasted the chance into the open frame from 12 yards.
- Her second goal of the night would be the game-winner, which ties the school record for game-winning goals in a season (Marisa Weichel, 3 – 2021).Â
- This was Palmer's first career multi-goal match and tied the school records for goals in a single match and goals in a Big 12 match. She also tied the school record for points in a Big 12 match with four.
- Oklahoma State (4-8-2, 0-5-1 Big 12) opened the scoring in the fourth minute, as Sandrine Brault crossed a ball from the right side and found Sonora De Fini open at the left post who finished from three yards.
- In the next 14 minutes after the goal by the Cowgirls, K-State registered an 8-0 advantage in total shots and a 4-0 edge in corner kicks. During this stretch, senior Jayce Woodward tallied the two best chances, as she had a header off a corner deflected away by the Oklahoma State keeper. She then had a shot from 18 yards crash against the right post.
- The Wildcats would conclude the first half with a 14-5 lead in total shots, as nine different K-State players attempted a shot, and a 4-2 edge in shots on goal. K-State also held a 5-1 edge in corner kicks.
- K-State ended the night with a 25-9 advantage in total shots, including a 9-4 edge in shots on goal. The Wildcats also carded a 10-2 lead in corner kicks.
- The 25 total shots set the school record for shots in a Big 12 match and tied for the seventh-most in a match overall.
- The nine shots on goal tied for the second-most in a Big 12 match in program history.
- The 10 corner kicks were the second-most in a Big 12 match in school history.
- The Wildcats registered a possession rate of 56 percent, which included a 73 percent possession rate in the attacking half of the field.
- The win brings K-State's win total to six, which ties the school record for wins in a season.
- With the win, K-State ended a 20-match winless streak in Big 12 games (0-16-4) and collecting its first league win since October 5, 2023 against Houston.Â
- The victory also stopped a 13-match road winless streak in Big 12 games (0-10-3) with its last Big 12 road win coming at Baylor on October 9, 2022.
QUICK FACTS
- Oklahoma State leads the series, 7-1-0. Head coach Colleen Corbin faced Oklahoma State for the first time in her career.
- The Wildcats are 10-59-9 all-time in Big 12 Conference matches.
- Corbin is 28-28-15 in her three career seasons as a head coach, including a 6-4-3 mark at K-State.
- K-State is 18-54-16 in its history in road matches including a 3-2-3 record this season. The three road wins this season have tied the school record for road wins in a season.
- The Wildcats are 8-42-5 in its history in matches played in the month of October.
- With its second-half shutout, K-State owns 19 shutout halves this season. The school record for shutout halves in a season is 20 in the 2021 season.
- K-State has made a school record three penalty kicks this season. In its history, K-State is 8-of-14 on penalty kicks including conversions on three straight and four of its last five.
PLAYER NOTES
- Palmer's five goals this season are tied for third in program history for goals in a season and the most by a Wildcat since Kyler Goins scored five in 2022.
- Palmer owns three career goals in Big 12 matches.
- Palmer is the sixth player in program history with six or more career goals (6). She is the 10th Wildcat to score five or more career goals, joining current Wildcats Marshall and Mohler.
- Palmer's 16 career points ranks sixth in program history.
- Palmer's 14 points this season are a career-high and are the second-most in a season in program history (Brookelynn Entz, 15 – 2020).
- Marshall dished her first assist of the season and the third of her career.
- Marshall owns seven points this season and improved her career total to 13, which ranks tied for ninth in program history.
- With her one shot on goal on Friday, senior forward Andra Mohler improved her career total to 25 and is ninth in program history for career shots on goal.
- Junior defender Reece Walrod made her 36th consecutive start on Sunday, the longest active streak of any Wildcat.
- Senior midfielder Paige Dickson made her 31st consecutive start on Friday, the second-longest active streak of any current Wildcat.Â
FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Colleen Corbin
On the 14 minutes after the Oklahoma State goal…
"To give up a goal at the start of the game was really unfortunate and unexpected and our team came into this game feeling incredibly confident. So the staff and I were really pleased with the way the team responded and the grit and tenacity they showed to immediately get back on the front foot and go forward. We generated a lot of really good chances in front of the goal and I think that helped the group continue to believe that we could win the game."
On 9 different players attempting a shot in the first half…
"It was awesome to see so many players get involved in the attack. I loved that we had shots from everywhere and made it unpredictable and hard to defend. We always want to be more clinical in the final third, but we were really happy to generate so many chances."
On Palmer crashing the box for the game-winner…
"We loved to see that from Hannah (Palmer). We have been emphasizing getting bodies and runners in the box, especially on service and on rebounds, so it's really fun for Hannah to score in that way. It was a great ball from Allison (Marshall) and good first effort from Rilyn (Rintoul) and then an awesome, lethal follow through by Hannah."
On Hannah Palmer recording her first career multi-goal game…
"Hannah has continued to cause problems and generate dangerous opportunities, so I am really happy for her to see the ball hit the back of the net today. I also love that she stepped up with confidence to take the PK and smashed it."
On the team closing out the win…
"Unfortunately, after we scored the second goal we lost a lot of momentum with so many fouls getting called against us. I was proud of the team for staying the course and regaining their composure and putting the game on ice. It was a very mature performance from our entire team to close out the game."
On how the win can propel the team for the rest of October…
"We opened our Big 12 slate with some incredibly challenging match ups and we were really happy with how we competed and what we learned about ourselves. The team is really excited and confident heading into the back half of conference play and looking forward to having more opportunities to earn points and to continue to push to get into Big 12 postseason play in November."
FROM THE FIELD
K-State Sophomore Forward Hannah Palmer
On the message at halftime…
"At halftime our message was that we had a slip up in the first two minutes which is going to happen. We dominated the half after, so we were focusing on continuing to play how we were playing but focusing on what are we going to do to put the ball in the back of the net."
On charging the box and finishing the game-winning goal…
"I think that I originally checked down to get the ball and I didn't get it, but it went through to Allison (Marshall). I remember seeing her getting ready to cross it and I just was thinking run to get in the box. I had a feeling that it was going to bounce around and so I wanted to be running in to put it in the back of the net. Allison had a great cross and I was happy I was there to put it in."
On how this win can propel the team for the rest of October…
"This was our first Big 12 win and our first win that we came back from behind to win, so I think that it shows the resilience that this team has. It also gives us confidence going into these last five games that when we play our way we can win."
UP NEXT
K-State returns to Buser Family Park next weekend, as the Wildcats host Cincinnati on Thursday, October 16, at 6:30 p.m., and (25) West Virginia on Sunday, October 19, at 1 p.m. Both matches will stream on ESPN+.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
- In the 66th minute and trailing 1-0, a shot from K-State (6-4-3, 1-3-2 Big 12) senior forward Andra Mohler was deflected by the hand of an Oklahoma State defender in the penalty area. After a video review, the foul in the box was confirmed and K-State was awarded a penalty kick. Palmer stepped over the ball and converted the penalty kick in the lower right corner. This was Palmer's fourth goal of the season and her second career Big 12 goal.
- Palmer added her second in the 72nd minute. Sophomore forward Allison Marshall beat two defenders on the left sideline and crossed a ball into the box. A poor clearance from the Cowgirls found the right foot of Palmer who blasted the chance into the open frame from 12 yards.
- Her second goal of the night would be the game-winner, which ties the school record for game-winning goals in a season (Marisa Weichel, 3 – 2021).Â
- This was Palmer's first career multi-goal match and tied the school records for goals in a single match and goals in a Big 12 match. She also tied the school record for points in a Big 12 match with four.
- Oklahoma State (4-8-2, 0-5-1 Big 12) opened the scoring in the fourth minute, as Sandrine Brault crossed a ball from the right side and found Sonora De Fini open at the left post who finished from three yards.
- In the next 14 minutes after the goal by the Cowgirls, K-State registered an 8-0 advantage in total shots and a 4-0 edge in corner kicks. During this stretch, senior Jayce Woodward tallied the two best chances, as she had a header off a corner deflected away by the Oklahoma State keeper. She then had a shot from 18 yards crash against the right post.
- The Wildcats would conclude the first half with a 14-5 lead in total shots, as nine different K-State players attempted a shot, and a 4-2 edge in shots on goal. K-State also held a 5-1 edge in corner kicks.
- K-State ended the night with a 25-9 advantage in total shots, including a 9-4 edge in shots on goal. The Wildcats also carded a 10-2 lead in corner kicks.
- The 25 total shots set the school record for shots in a Big 12 match and tied for the seventh-most in a match overall.
- The nine shots on goal tied for the second-most in a Big 12 match in program history.
- The 10 corner kicks were the second-most in a Big 12 match in school history.
- The Wildcats registered a possession rate of 56 percent, which included a 73 percent possession rate in the attacking half of the field.
- The win brings K-State's win total to six, which ties the school record for wins in a season.
- With the win, K-State ended a 20-match winless streak in Big 12 games (0-16-4) and collecting its first league win since October 5, 2023 against Houston.Â
- The victory also stopped a 13-match road winless streak in Big 12 games (0-10-3) with its last Big 12 road win coming at Baylor on October 9, 2022.
QUICK FACTS
- Oklahoma State leads the series, 7-1-0. Head coach Colleen Corbin faced Oklahoma State for the first time in her career.
- The Wildcats are 10-59-9 all-time in Big 12 Conference matches.
- Corbin is 28-28-15 in her three career seasons as a head coach, including a 6-4-3 mark at K-State.
- K-State is 18-54-16 in its history in road matches including a 3-2-3 record this season. The three road wins this season have tied the school record for road wins in a season.
- The Wildcats are 8-42-5 in its history in matches played in the month of October.
- With its second-half shutout, K-State owns 19 shutout halves this season. The school record for shutout halves in a season is 20 in the 2021 season.
- K-State has made a school record three penalty kicks this season. In its history, K-State is 8-of-14 on penalty kicks including conversions on three straight and four of its last five.
PLAYER NOTES
- Palmer's five goals this season are tied for third in program history for goals in a season and the most by a Wildcat since Kyler Goins scored five in 2022.
- Palmer owns three career goals in Big 12 matches.
- Palmer is the sixth player in program history with six or more career goals (6). She is the 10th Wildcat to score five or more career goals, joining current Wildcats Marshall and Mohler.
- Palmer's 16 career points ranks sixth in program history.
- Palmer's 14 points this season are a career-high and are the second-most in a season in program history (Brookelynn Entz, 15 – 2020).
- Marshall dished her first assist of the season and the third of her career.
- Marshall owns seven points this season and improved her career total to 13, which ranks tied for ninth in program history.
- With her one shot on goal on Friday, senior forward Andra Mohler improved her career total to 25 and is ninth in program history for career shots on goal.
- Junior defender Reece Walrod made her 36th consecutive start on Sunday, the longest active streak of any Wildcat.
- Senior midfielder Paige Dickson made her 31st consecutive start on Friday, the second-longest active streak of any current Wildcat.Â
FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Colleen Corbin
On the 14 minutes after the Oklahoma State goal…
"To give up a goal at the start of the game was really unfortunate and unexpected and our team came into this game feeling incredibly confident. So the staff and I were really pleased with the way the team responded and the grit and tenacity they showed to immediately get back on the front foot and go forward. We generated a lot of really good chances in front of the goal and I think that helped the group continue to believe that we could win the game."
On 9 different players attempting a shot in the first half…
"It was awesome to see so many players get involved in the attack. I loved that we had shots from everywhere and made it unpredictable and hard to defend. We always want to be more clinical in the final third, but we were really happy to generate so many chances."
On Palmer crashing the box for the game-winner…
"We loved to see that from Hannah (Palmer). We have been emphasizing getting bodies and runners in the box, especially on service and on rebounds, so it's really fun for Hannah to score in that way. It was a great ball from Allison (Marshall) and good first effort from Rilyn (Rintoul) and then an awesome, lethal follow through by Hannah."
On Hannah Palmer recording her first career multi-goal game…
"Hannah has continued to cause problems and generate dangerous opportunities, so I am really happy for her to see the ball hit the back of the net today. I also love that she stepped up with confidence to take the PK and smashed it."
On the team closing out the win…
"Unfortunately, after we scored the second goal we lost a lot of momentum with so many fouls getting called against us. I was proud of the team for staying the course and regaining their composure and putting the game on ice. It was a very mature performance from our entire team to close out the game."
On how the win can propel the team for the rest of October…
"We opened our Big 12 slate with some incredibly challenging match ups and we were really happy with how we competed and what we learned about ourselves. The team is really excited and confident heading into the back half of conference play and looking forward to having more opportunities to earn points and to continue to push to get into Big 12 postseason play in November."
FROM THE FIELD
K-State Sophomore Forward Hannah Palmer
On the message at halftime…
"At halftime our message was that we had a slip up in the first two minutes which is going to happen. We dominated the half after, so we were focusing on continuing to play how we were playing but focusing on what are we going to do to put the ball in the back of the net."
On charging the box and finishing the game-winning goal…
"I think that I originally checked down to get the ball and I didn't get it, but it went through to Allison (Marshall). I remember seeing her getting ready to cross it and I just was thinking run to get in the box. I had a feeling that it was going to bounce around and so I wanted to be running in to put it in the back of the net. Allison had a great cross and I was happy I was there to put it in."
On how this win can propel the team for the rest of October…
"This was our first Big 12 win and our first win that we came back from behind to win, so I think that it shows the resilience that this team has. It also gives us confidence going into these last five games that when we play our way we can win."
UP NEXT
K-State returns to Buser Family Park next weekend, as the Wildcats host Cincinnati on Thursday, October 16, at 6:30 p.m., and (25) West Virginia on Sunday, October 19, at 1 p.m. Both matches will stream on ESPN+.
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Team Stats
KSU
OSU
Goals
2
1
Shots
25
9
Shots on Goal
9
4
Saves
3
7
Corners
10
2
Fouls
16
11
Scoring Plays
Sonora De Fini (4)
Assisted By: Sandrine Brault
GOAL by OSU De Fini, Sonora Assist by Brault, Sandrine.
03:34
Hannah Palmer (4)
KSU Hannah Palmer PENALTY KICK GOAL.
65:30
Hannah Palmer (4)
Assisted By: Allison Marshall
GOAL by KSU Palmer, Hannah Assist by Marshall, Allison.
71:51
Game Leaders
Shots
5
SOG
2
Goals
2
Assists
0
Shots
4
SOG
3
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
4
SOG
1
Goals
0
Assists
0
Shots
3
SOG
1
Goals
0
Assists
0
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