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Thursday, October 30
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K-State, Iowa State Play to Draw in 2025 Regular Season Finale
Oct 30, 2025 | Soccer
MANHATTAN, Kansas – K-State was in search of the program's second bid into the Big 12 Soccer Tournament on Thursday night, but a pair of late goals from Iowa State sent the match to a 2-2 draw to conclude the 2025 regular season schedule at Buser Family Park on Thursday night.
With its 10 points in the Big 12 standings, K-State (7-6-5, 2-5-4 Big 12) has set the program record for points in the standings. With Thursday's result, K-State will be on the outside of the Big 12 Soccer Tournament presented by Allstate next week in Fort Worth and Waco, Texas.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- K-State went up 1-0 in the 27th minute. Junior Rilyn Rintoul played a pass to senior midfielder Jayce Woodward inside the 18-yard box. Woodward was impeded but slid the orb back to senior Andra Mohler, who fired a low shot into the wide-open frame.Â
- This was Mohler's fifth goal of the season and her third in Big 12 action. Woodward and Rintoul were credited with the assists on the goal, which was Woodward's third of the season and Rintoul's first.
- Rintoul would collect a goal of her own in the 60th minute. Sophomore defender Chloe Dillbeck crossed a ball from the left side of the pitch and found sophomore forward Allison Marshall at the top of the 18-yard box. Marshall was able to turn and loop a cheeky pass over the head of the Cyclone defenders. Rintoul ran onto the ball and fired her attempt into the netting from eight yards for the 2-0 K-State lead.
- The goal was the fourth of the season for Rintoul. Marshall and Dillbeck each earned their second assists of the season.
- Iowa State (4-9-4, 1-8-2 Big 12) started their rally with a free kick goal from 20 yards off the foot of Morgan Goodman in the 67th minute.
- The Cyclones squared the match, 2-2, in the 78th minute. Gili Johnson crossed a ball toward the right post that found the foot of Taylor Spitzer from five yards.
- K-State edged Iowa State in total shots, 14-12, and shots on goal, 6-5.
QUICK FACTS
- Iowa State leads the series, 5-2-3. Head coach Colleen Corbin faced Iowa State for the first time in her career.
- The Wildcats are 11-61-11 all-time in Big 12 Conference matches.
- Corbin is 29-30-17 in her three career seasons as a head coach, including a 7-6-5 mark at K-State.
- K-State is 26-48-9 all-time in matches played at Buser Family Park including a 4-3-1 record this season.
- The Wildcats are 9-44-7 in its history in matches played in the month of October, including a 2-3-3 mark this season.
- When leading at halftime this season, K-State is 3-0-1 and are 26-8-3 in its history.
- The Wildcats tallied a program record 23 goals this season.
- K-State achieved a new school record for assists in a season with 22. The Wildcats also broke the school record for assists in Big 12 play with 11.Â
- The Cats established a new program record for points in a season with 68 points (23 goals, 22 assists). K-State also broke the school record for points in Big 12 games with 31 (10 goals, 11 assists).
- K-State attempted 103 corner kicks this season, which is a new school record for corner kicks in a season.
- The Wildcats attempted 259 total shots this season, which ranks second in program history for a season.
- K-State attempted 113 shots on goal this season, which is a new school record for shots on goal in a season (107; 2018).
- With Rintoul's goal in the second half on Thursday, K-State has registered 16 of its 23 goals this season in the second half.
- Thursday's 2-2 result was a K-State soccer scorigami, as the Wildcats had never played a match that ended in a 2-2 draw in its history.
PLAYER NOTES
- Mohler is tied for fourth in program history for career goals with seven.Â
- With her 16 career points, Mohler moves into a tie for sixth in program history. Mohler's 11 points this season are tied for fifth in program history for a single season. Her six points in Big 12 action is tied for third in program history.
- Mohler's five goals this season rank tied for third in program history. Her three goals in Big 12 action this season are tied for second in school history.
- Mohler improved her career total to 31 and is sixth in program history for career shots on goal.
- With one point on Thursday, Marshall is tied for sixth in program history with 16 career points.
- With her assist on Thursday, Woodward set the school record for assists in Big 12 play with three.Â
- With one point on Thursday, Woodward moved into sole possession of fifth in program history for points in a Big 12 season with five.Â
- Junior defender Reece Walrod made her 41st  consecutive start on Thursday, the longest active streak of any Wildcat. This was her 42nd career start.Â
- Walrod was the first field player in program history to play every minute of every game in a season. She finished the regular season with 1,620 minutes played, which is tied for fifth in program history.
- Senior midfielder Paige Dickson made her 36th consecutive start on Thursday, the second-longest active streak of any current Wildcat. This was her 47th career start.
- Senior forward Andra Mohler played in her 66th career match on Thursday. She is in sole possession of seventh in program history for career games played.
FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Colleen Corbin
On how tough the draw result was…
"It's incredibly tough. We wanted to win, obviously. We felt like we did enough in the game to win, and it's just really hard when this group has continued to show up, day in and day out, and grind and be selfless and continue to try to grow and assert themselves. And so it's just tough. It's tough to get that kind of a result at home and maybe in a past life again like, oh, great, we tied, a point's a point, but not anymore. That's just not how this group operates. And I'm just grateful to the seniors Andra [Mohler], Paige [Dickson], Khaliana [Garrett], for believing and helping to move this thing forward and change it and continue to build something to be proud of moving forward in the future. There's not a lot of records left to be broken that this group hasn't already annihilated. And I'm just excited for the future."
On the passing that led to the two goals…
"I mean the goals were incredible, just really, really good finishes. The second goal, the pass from Allison [Marshall] into Rilyn [Rintoul], and then the composed finish from Rilyn. I mean, you can't draw it up any better than that. Andra [Mohler] slam dunk, just really tucking the ball away on the first goal. Again, it's just stuff that we've talked about endlessly, and so just to see it come to fruition is pretty cool. Happy for [Mohler] to get one on her last time on Buser. And then just to see players like Allison and Rilyn, who you know are surely going to continue to grow and develop, just to see that kind of brilliance and composure from them is exciting."
On if the program has gained respect throughout the Big 12 Conference after this season…
"Yeah, I do. I think again, we made it really hard to play against us in a lot of different environments. And I think we've gained a lot of respect from different programs across the conference, and I've had some really kind conversations with other head coaches in the league who have been very complimentary of what our group is doing and how we're doing it and how we compete. So again, it doesn't feel like a great consolation right now, but I know that there is enough here to continue to build it and make a push for postseason play in the future and be one of the best teams in the conference. So I do think it's mission accomplished. I think people are on notice. There's not a lot of records left for this group to break this season, but I know that there will be more in the future"
On what she's proudest of from this team…
"The culture is a big one, and that one doesn't show up on a stat sheet. So, you can talk about goals, you can talk about shutouts, you can talk about wins, you can talk about points. I mean, there's so many things you can address, but I think all those things happen because of the culture, and they happen because people decided to believe and decided to work hard and invest themselves mentally, emotionally, physically, and that's what it takes to grow something. So it's not just the X's and O's, anybody can coach soccer. It's about hoping to build a culture that people are excited and proud to be a part of and want to win for."
FROM THE FIELD
K-State Senior Forward Andra Mohler
On what she'll take from this season…
"I'm just really proud of the growth of this team and just the commitment and the buy-in. I mean, we were able to do so much in just one season under Colleen; breaking a bunch of records and winning as many games as we have since I've been here and being a part of that was just so cool. And I think this team is going to continue to do that and just continue propelling forward and it's gonna be really fun to watch."
On what comes to mind first when thinking about Coach Corbin…
"For me, it's just her belief in us as a team, but also in me as a player. I think her coming in and the confidence that she kind of instilled in me early on, and the trust that we built really early on is kind of what I think about. And I'm really, really grateful that she came and that I stayed and that it all worked out like this."
On what has led to a career-high for goals…
"Just the confidence I think knowing how much your coach believes in you and knowing that she is going to see you as a player that is going to score goals and is going to impact the team, really helps you just have the confidence to know that you can do that too. So I think, yeah, it was really cool to get to do that this season, and I think it's largely due to Colleen and then the rest of the coaching staff and their confidence in me."
UP NEXT
K-State completed the regular season with the first winning record in program history. The Wildcats await their NCAA Tournament fate, as the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Tournament Selection Show will be November 10.
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With its 10 points in the Big 12 standings, K-State (7-6-5, 2-5-4 Big 12) has set the program record for points in the standings. With Thursday's result, K-State will be on the outside of the Big 12 Soccer Tournament presented by Allstate next week in Fort Worth and Waco, Texas.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- K-State went up 1-0 in the 27th minute. Junior Rilyn Rintoul played a pass to senior midfielder Jayce Woodward inside the 18-yard box. Woodward was impeded but slid the orb back to senior Andra Mohler, who fired a low shot into the wide-open frame.Â
- This was Mohler's fifth goal of the season and her third in Big 12 action. Woodward and Rintoul were credited with the assists on the goal, which was Woodward's third of the season and Rintoul's first.
- Rintoul would collect a goal of her own in the 60th minute. Sophomore defender Chloe Dillbeck crossed a ball from the left side of the pitch and found sophomore forward Allison Marshall at the top of the 18-yard box. Marshall was able to turn and loop a cheeky pass over the head of the Cyclone defenders. Rintoul ran onto the ball and fired her attempt into the netting from eight yards for the 2-0 K-State lead.
- The goal was the fourth of the season for Rintoul. Marshall and Dillbeck each earned their second assists of the season.
- Iowa State (4-9-4, 1-8-2 Big 12) started their rally with a free kick goal from 20 yards off the foot of Morgan Goodman in the 67th minute.
- The Cyclones squared the match, 2-2, in the 78th minute. Gili Johnson crossed a ball toward the right post that found the foot of Taylor Spitzer from five yards.
- K-State edged Iowa State in total shots, 14-12, and shots on goal, 6-5.
QUICK FACTS
- Iowa State leads the series, 5-2-3. Head coach Colleen Corbin faced Iowa State for the first time in her career.
- The Wildcats are 11-61-11 all-time in Big 12 Conference matches.
- Corbin is 29-30-17 in her three career seasons as a head coach, including a 7-6-5 mark at K-State.
- K-State is 26-48-9 all-time in matches played at Buser Family Park including a 4-3-1 record this season.
- The Wildcats are 9-44-7 in its history in matches played in the month of October, including a 2-3-3 mark this season.
- When leading at halftime this season, K-State is 3-0-1 and are 26-8-3 in its history.
- The Wildcats tallied a program record 23 goals this season.
- K-State achieved a new school record for assists in a season with 22. The Wildcats also broke the school record for assists in Big 12 play with 11.Â
- The Cats established a new program record for points in a season with 68 points (23 goals, 22 assists). K-State also broke the school record for points in Big 12 games with 31 (10 goals, 11 assists).
- K-State attempted 103 corner kicks this season, which is a new school record for corner kicks in a season.
- The Wildcats attempted 259 total shots this season, which ranks second in program history for a season.
- K-State attempted 113 shots on goal this season, which is a new school record for shots on goal in a season (107; 2018).
- With Rintoul's goal in the second half on Thursday, K-State has registered 16 of its 23 goals this season in the second half.
- Thursday's 2-2 result was a K-State soccer scorigami, as the Wildcats had never played a match that ended in a 2-2 draw in its history.
PLAYER NOTES
- Mohler is tied for fourth in program history for career goals with seven.Â
- With her 16 career points, Mohler moves into a tie for sixth in program history. Mohler's 11 points this season are tied for fifth in program history for a single season. Her six points in Big 12 action is tied for third in program history.
- Mohler's five goals this season rank tied for third in program history. Her three goals in Big 12 action this season are tied for second in school history.
- Mohler improved her career total to 31 and is sixth in program history for career shots on goal.
- With one point on Thursday, Marshall is tied for sixth in program history with 16 career points.
- With her assist on Thursday, Woodward set the school record for assists in Big 12 play with three.Â
- With one point on Thursday, Woodward moved into sole possession of fifth in program history for points in a Big 12 season with five.Â
- Junior defender Reece Walrod made her 41st  consecutive start on Thursday, the longest active streak of any Wildcat. This was her 42nd career start.Â
- Walrod was the first field player in program history to play every minute of every game in a season. She finished the regular season with 1,620 minutes played, which is tied for fifth in program history.
- Senior midfielder Paige Dickson made her 36th consecutive start on Thursday, the second-longest active streak of any current Wildcat. This was her 47th career start.
- Senior forward Andra Mohler played in her 66th career match on Thursday. She is in sole possession of seventh in program history for career games played.
FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Colleen Corbin
On how tough the draw result was…
"It's incredibly tough. We wanted to win, obviously. We felt like we did enough in the game to win, and it's just really hard when this group has continued to show up, day in and day out, and grind and be selfless and continue to try to grow and assert themselves. And so it's just tough. It's tough to get that kind of a result at home and maybe in a past life again like, oh, great, we tied, a point's a point, but not anymore. That's just not how this group operates. And I'm just grateful to the seniors Andra [Mohler], Paige [Dickson], Khaliana [Garrett], for believing and helping to move this thing forward and change it and continue to build something to be proud of moving forward in the future. There's not a lot of records left to be broken that this group hasn't already annihilated. And I'm just excited for the future."
On the passing that led to the two goals…
"I mean the goals were incredible, just really, really good finishes. The second goal, the pass from Allison [Marshall] into Rilyn [Rintoul], and then the composed finish from Rilyn. I mean, you can't draw it up any better than that. Andra [Mohler] slam dunk, just really tucking the ball away on the first goal. Again, it's just stuff that we've talked about endlessly, and so just to see it come to fruition is pretty cool. Happy for [Mohler] to get one on her last time on Buser. And then just to see players like Allison and Rilyn, who you know are surely going to continue to grow and develop, just to see that kind of brilliance and composure from them is exciting."
On if the program has gained respect throughout the Big 12 Conference after this season…
"Yeah, I do. I think again, we made it really hard to play against us in a lot of different environments. And I think we've gained a lot of respect from different programs across the conference, and I've had some really kind conversations with other head coaches in the league who have been very complimentary of what our group is doing and how we're doing it and how we compete. So again, it doesn't feel like a great consolation right now, but I know that there is enough here to continue to build it and make a push for postseason play in the future and be one of the best teams in the conference. So I do think it's mission accomplished. I think people are on notice. There's not a lot of records left for this group to break this season, but I know that there will be more in the future"
On what she's proudest of from this team…
"The culture is a big one, and that one doesn't show up on a stat sheet. So, you can talk about goals, you can talk about shutouts, you can talk about wins, you can talk about points. I mean, there's so many things you can address, but I think all those things happen because of the culture, and they happen because people decided to believe and decided to work hard and invest themselves mentally, emotionally, physically, and that's what it takes to grow something. So it's not just the X's and O's, anybody can coach soccer. It's about hoping to build a culture that people are excited and proud to be a part of and want to win for."
FROM THE FIELD
K-State Senior Forward Andra Mohler
On what she'll take from this season…
"I'm just really proud of the growth of this team and just the commitment and the buy-in. I mean, we were able to do so much in just one season under Colleen; breaking a bunch of records and winning as many games as we have since I've been here and being a part of that was just so cool. And I think this team is going to continue to do that and just continue propelling forward and it's gonna be really fun to watch."
On what comes to mind first when thinking about Coach Corbin…
"For me, it's just her belief in us as a team, but also in me as a player. I think her coming in and the confidence that she kind of instilled in me early on, and the trust that we built really early on is kind of what I think about. And I'm really, really grateful that she came and that I stayed and that it all worked out like this."
On what has led to a career-high for goals…
"Just the confidence I think knowing how much your coach believes in you and knowing that she is going to see you as a player that is going to score goals and is going to impact the team, really helps you just have the confidence to know that you can do that too. So I think, yeah, it was really cool to get to do that this season, and I think it's largely due to Colleen and then the rest of the coaching staff and their confidence in me."
UP NEXT
K-State completed the regular season with the first winning record in program history. The Wildcats await their NCAA Tournament fate, as the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Tournament Selection Show will be November 10.
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How to follow the Cats: For complete information on K-State Soccer, visit www.kstatesports.com and follow the team's social media channels on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook and Instagram.
Team Stats
ISU
KState
Goals
2
2
Shots
12
14
Shots on Goal
5
6
Saves
4
3
Corners
6
4
Fouls
10
22
Scoring Plays
Andra Mohler (5)
Assisted By: Jayce Woodward , Rilyn Rintoul
GOAL by KState Mohler, Andra Assist by Woodward, Jayce and Rintoul, Rilyn.
26:31
Rilyn Rintoul (4)
Assisted By: Allison Marshall , Chloe Dillbeck
GOAL by KState Rintoul, Rilyn Assist by Marshall, Allison and Dillbeck, Chloe.
59:41
Morgan Goodman (4)
GOAL by ISU Goodman, Morgan.
66:04
Taylor Spitzer (4)
Assisted By: Gili Johnson , Ella Ciardullo
GOAL by ISU Spitzer, Taylor Assist by Johnson, Gili and Ciardullo, Ella.
77:42
Game Leaders
Shots
3
SOG
3
Goals
1
Assists
1
Shots
2
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
3
SOG
1
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
2
SOG
0
Goals
0
Assists
1
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