Kansas State University Athletics
Thursday, September 11
Manhattan, Kan.
6:30 p.m.
Kansas State University
5-1-1, 0-0-0
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Colorado College
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Kansas St.
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K-State Caps Non-Con Action With 3-1 Win
Sep 11, 2025 | Soccer
MANHATTAN, Kansas – On a night K-State soccer honored its three seniors – Paige Dickson, Khaliana Garrett and Andra Mohler - the Wildcats used a pair of first half penalty kick goals to down Colorado College at Buser Family Park on Thursday night, 3-1.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- K-State (5-1-1) went on top in the 19th minute on its first penalty kick conversion since 2022. Sophomore Allison Marshall converted from the spot for her third goal of the season following a foul drawn by McKinnan Braswell in the box.
- The Wildcats doubled its advantage in the 26th minute, again on a penalty kick. A shot attempt from Chloe Dillbeck was hit by a Colorado College (3-3-2) defender on their elbow just inside the 18-yard box. Mohler finished her penalty kick into the upper left corner for her second goal this season and eventual game-winner.
- This is the first time in program history K-State has attempted two penalty kicks in the same match.
- K-State went up 3-0 in the 55th minute. Sophomore forward Hannah Palmer crossed the ball from the left side on the ground directly across the open goal mouth. The orb found the toe of junior forward Rilyn Rintoul who won the race to the right post and punched her shot into the roof of the goal for her second of the season.
- The Wildcats registered a 22-16 advantage in total shots, while registering a 12-4 lead in shots on goal. K-State's 12 shots on goal were a new season-high and tied for the fifth-most for a single-match in program history.
QUICK FACTS
- K-State and Colorado College met for the first time in the series. Head coach Colleen Corbin is 3-1-0 in her career against Colorado College.
- The Wildcats are 4-1-1 all-time in matches against Mountain West Conference members.
- K-State has won five consecutive home matches against non-conference opponents.
- The Wildcats have scored at least one goal in six straight home non-conference matches.
- Corbin is 27-25-13 in her three career seasons as a head coach, including a 5-1-1 mark at K-State.
- K-State is 25-45-8 all-time in matches played at Buser Family Park including a 3-0-0 record this season.
- The Wildcats are 17-41-10 in its history in matches played in the month of September.
- When K-State leads at halftime in its history, the Wildcats are 26-8-2 including a 3-0-0 mark this season.
- Thursday night's score is the second time in program history K-State has won by a score of 3-1. The first time came on Sept. 8, 2017, against Central Arkansas.
PLAYER NOTES
- Senior defender Khaliana Garrett started her first match of the season and the third of her career.
- Palmer has registered at least one point (a goal or an assist) in five matches this season.
- Palmer owns 10 points for the season which is tied for first in program history for a sophomore season and tied for fifth in program history for a single season.
- Palmer's four assists this season are a career-high and are tied for the most in program history for a sophomore season and tied for third in a single season in school history.
- Marshall is tied for eighth in program history for goals in a single season (3).
- Marshall ranks tied for sixth in program history for career goals (5). She is the eighth player in program history to score five or more career goals.
- Marshall is tied for second in program history for goals in a sophomore season (3). Her three goals this season are a new career-high.
- With her goal, Mohler tied the school record for game-winning goals in a senior season (2) and is tied for second in school history for game-winning goals in a season.
- Mohler owns four goals in her career and ranks tied for ninth in program history.
- Braswell improved her career season-high for assists (4). She owns five assists in her collegiate career.
- Braswell ranks tied for third in program history for assists in a season and has tied the school record for assists in a junior season.
- Sophomore goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing collected her fifth win of the season. She owns the school record for wins by a sophomore goalkeeper. Her five victories rank third in school history for a season.
- Sibbing is tied for fourth in school history for career wins (5).
FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Colleen Corbin
On getting the win for seniors night and overall…
"Good. It's funny, because now I think our team has really high expectations for ourselves, and so it's pretty wild when winning 3-1 at home doesn't necessarily feel as good as you want it to feel. I think there's a little bit of disappointment and a little bit of air that kind of let out of the group when we did give up a ball and didn't feel like we needed to or should have. So it's a weird place to be when you win 3-1 at home and there's still a little bit of disappointment, right? But really proud of the group for getting a win. A win is a win, and we'll take wins every day of the week, I don't really care how they come. We can always go back and adjust and make improvements, but excited for the group to respond after a tough result against Nebraska. And then to turn around and be back at home and put three goals in the back of the net and again, walk away with the W is always something that we'll be happy with."
On what these seniors have meant to the program…
"They've had belief in me and my staff, and they've trusted us with the process. And that's a really big ask for a group of kids that could have gone anywhere to try to go win their senior year, and instead to want to win here and want to win with us. They care about K-State, they care about this community, and it's helped shape them as young women. And I'm just really grateful and really proud that they decided to stay and be a part of this team. And they'll leave their legacy as the group that really started us in this direction. So proud of them and excited to be able to coach them this season."
On how often they work on penalty kicks…
"We actually train them a lot. Typically anytime we tie in a training game, we will usually kick it off in PKs. So we've hit a lot of PKs in training, which is great, these are the moments that we want to prepare for, and everyone, for the most part, has hit them. I don't really decide or pick who it is that's out there doing it. They have to step up in the moment and feel confident when they go up to strike the ball. So really happy to see Allison [Marshall] step up and take one, because she's been smashing them in training, and happy for [Andra] Mohler on senior day to get a goal. We were prepared for that moment and just happy that we capitalized."
On how prepared they feel going into conference play…
"It's the winningest conference [Big 12 Conference] in the country right now. So everyone is doing well, which is great for us, but also is going to pose some pretty hefty problems for us down the road. So just continuing to build confidence and gain momentum being 5-1-1 at the end of nonconference. I think everyone's really pleased with that, and I think they also know that they have the capacity to win games and we just have to assert ourselves and play the way we want to play and not take breaks again in our mentality and our identity. But there are some really awesome teams in this conference that are going to give us problems and we just have to have the right mentality to continue to approach those things in a positive way."
FROM THE PITCH
K-State Senior Forward Andra Mohler
On scoring a penalty kick for her senior night to help get a win…
"The perfect way to celebrate it. And scoring a goal meant a lot on the first PK. A lot of the girls were like, take it, take it. And I was like, no, no. And then obviously we got the second one. And the girls wanted me to take the first one, so I'll take it. So scoring that meant a lot to me."
On strategy for going into penalty kicks…
"I do typically go to the same side every time, it doesn't really matter which side, you guys want to kick it hard enough. Been doing that since high school, but other than that, just take a deep breath and go."
On how fun it is to be a part of this team…
"Oh, man, it's literally a dream, especially compared to where we were and where we are now. I could not have imagined a better start to the season, and really excited to see what we can do in conference."
K-State Sophomore Forward Allison Marshall
On getting a win for senior night…
"It was great to get a win for three amazing people, three amazing players. I'm very blessed to have gotten to play with them for two years and just be around them, learn from them and their leadership. Obviously, a 3-1 win is amazing for senior night and we're super happy we got that for them. But like there was times we weren't playing our best, we weren't getting the first second balls, and we just got to be better going into conference play when it really matters. So we can be happy about the win, but then also knowing that that stuff won't be good enough, and we'll get punished for that when we get to conference, when we get to those bigger games."
On strategy for going into penalty kicks…
"Before I go up there, I'll pick a side wherever I go and just be confident in my shot. We practice them and practice all the time, and so just believing in yourself and just having confidence in your ability to put it away is definitely important."
On responding to the first big adversity of the season losing to Nebraska…
"The next day, we watch film, we look at the good things, we look at bad things, and then we come out to practice, and then we fix those things, and go from there. We like to talk about how each game, we learn something, and then the next game, we can apply that and kind of build off that, instead of taking some things and then not other things. So it's very important to learn from those mistakes, learn from the loss, and then also come back and fight and then get that one for seniors."
UP NEXT
K-State begins Big 12 Conference play on Thursday, September 18, as the Wildcats visit Colorado. Thursday's match is is set to kick-off at 8 p.m. (CT), and the match will stream on ESPN+.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- K-State (5-1-1) went on top in the 19th minute on its first penalty kick conversion since 2022. Sophomore Allison Marshall converted from the spot for her third goal of the season following a foul drawn by McKinnan Braswell in the box.
- The Wildcats doubled its advantage in the 26th minute, again on a penalty kick. A shot attempt from Chloe Dillbeck was hit by a Colorado College (3-3-2) defender on their elbow just inside the 18-yard box. Mohler finished her penalty kick into the upper left corner for her second goal this season and eventual game-winner.
- This is the first time in program history K-State has attempted two penalty kicks in the same match.
- K-State went up 3-0 in the 55th minute. Sophomore forward Hannah Palmer crossed the ball from the left side on the ground directly across the open goal mouth. The orb found the toe of junior forward Rilyn Rintoul who won the race to the right post and punched her shot into the roof of the goal for her second of the season.
- The Wildcats registered a 22-16 advantage in total shots, while registering a 12-4 lead in shots on goal. K-State's 12 shots on goal were a new season-high and tied for the fifth-most for a single-match in program history.
QUICK FACTS
- K-State and Colorado College met for the first time in the series. Head coach Colleen Corbin is 3-1-0 in her career against Colorado College.
- The Wildcats are 4-1-1 all-time in matches against Mountain West Conference members.
- K-State has won five consecutive home matches against non-conference opponents.
- The Wildcats have scored at least one goal in six straight home non-conference matches.
- Corbin is 27-25-13 in her three career seasons as a head coach, including a 5-1-1 mark at K-State.
- K-State is 25-45-8 all-time in matches played at Buser Family Park including a 3-0-0 record this season.
- The Wildcats are 17-41-10 in its history in matches played in the month of September.
- When K-State leads at halftime in its history, the Wildcats are 26-8-2 including a 3-0-0 mark this season.
- Thursday night's score is the second time in program history K-State has won by a score of 3-1. The first time came on Sept. 8, 2017, against Central Arkansas.
PLAYER NOTES
- Senior defender Khaliana Garrett started her first match of the season and the third of her career.
- Palmer has registered at least one point (a goal or an assist) in five matches this season.
- Palmer owns 10 points for the season which is tied for first in program history for a sophomore season and tied for fifth in program history for a single season.
- Palmer's four assists this season are a career-high and are tied for the most in program history for a sophomore season and tied for third in a single season in school history.
- Marshall is tied for eighth in program history for goals in a single season (3).
- Marshall ranks tied for sixth in program history for career goals (5). She is the eighth player in program history to score five or more career goals.
- Marshall is tied for second in program history for goals in a sophomore season (3). Her three goals this season are a new career-high.
- With her goal, Mohler tied the school record for game-winning goals in a senior season (2) and is tied for second in school history for game-winning goals in a season.
- Mohler owns four goals in her career and ranks tied for ninth in program history.
- Braswell improved her career season-high for assists (4). She owns five assists in her collegiate career.
- Braswell ranks tied for third in program history for assists in a season and has tied the school record for assists in a junior season.
- Sophomore goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing collected her fifth win of the season. She owns the school record for wins by a sophomore goalkeeper. Her five victories rank third in school history for a season.
- Sibbing is tied for fourth in school history for career wins (5).
FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Colleen Corbin
On getting the win for seniors night and overall…
"Good. It's funny, because now I think our team has really high expectations for ourselves, and so it's pretty wild when winning 3-1 at home doesn't necessarily feel as good as you want it to feel. I think there's a little bit of disappointment and a little bit of air that kind of let out of the group when we did give up a ball and didn't feel like we needed to or should have. So it's a weird place to be when you win 3-1 at home and there's still a little bit of disappointment, right? But really proud of the group for getting a win. A win is a win, and we'll take wins every day of the week, I don't really care how they come. We can always go back and adjust and make improvements, but excited for the group to respond after a tough result against Nebraska. And then to turn around and be back at home and put three goals in the back of the net and again, walk away with the W is always something that we'll be happy with."
On what these seniors have meant to the program…
"They've had belief in me and my staff, and they've trusted us with the process. And that's a really big ask for a group of kids that could have gone anywhere to try to go win their senior year, and instead to want to win here and want to win with us. They care about K-State, they care about this community, and it's helped shape them as young women. And I'm just really grateful and really proud that they decided to stay and be a part of this team. And they'll leave their legacy as the group that really started us in this direction. So proud of them and excited to be able to coach them this season."
On how often they work on penalty kicks…
"We actually train them a lot. Typically anytime we tie in a training game, we will usually kick it off in PKs. So we've hit a lot of PKs in training, which is great, these are the moments that we want to prepare for, and everyone, for the most part, has hit them. I don't really decide or pick who it is that's out there doing it. They have to step up in the moment and feel confident when they go up to strike the ball. So really happy to see Allison [Marshall] step up and take one, because she's been smashing them in training, and happy for [Andra] Mohler on senior day to get a goal. We were prepared for that moment and just happy that we capitalized."
On how prepared they feel going into conference play…
"It's the winningest conference [Big 12 Conference] in the country right now. So everyone is doing well, which is great for us, but also is going to pose some pretty hefty problems for us down the road. So just continuing to build confidence and gain momentum being 5-1-1 at the end of nonconference. I think everyone's really pleased with that, and I think they also know that they have the capacity to win games and we just have to assert ourselves and play the way we want to play and not take breaks again in our mentality and our identity. But there are some really awesome teams in this conference that are going to give us problems and we just have to have the right mentality to continue to approach those things in a positive way."
FROM THE PITCH
K-State Senior Forward Andra Mohler
On scoring a penalty kick for her senior night to help get a win…
"The perfect way to celebrate it. And scoring a goal meant a lot on the first PK. A lot of the girls were like, take it, take it. And I was like, no, no. And then obviously we got the second one. And the girls wanted me to take the first one, so I'll take it. So scoring that meant a lot to me."
On strategy for going into penalty kicks…
"I do typically go to the same side every time, it doesn't really matter which side, you guys want to kick it hard enough. Been doing that since high school, but other than that, just take a deep breath and go."
On how fun it is to be a part of this team…
"Oh, man, it's literally a dream, especially compared to where we were and where we are now. I could not have imagined a better start to the season, and really excited to see what we can do in conference."
K-State Sophomore Forward Allison Marshall
On getting a win for senior night…
"It was great to get a win for three amazing people, three amazing players. I'm very blessed to have gotten to play with them for two years and just be around them, learn from them and their leadership. Obviously, a 3-1 win is amazing for senior night and we're super happy we got that for them. But like there was times we weren't playing our best, we weren't getting the first second balls, and we just got to be better going into conference play when it really matters. So we can be happy about the win, but then also knowing that that stuff won't be good enough, and we'll get punished for that when we get to conference, when we get to those bigger games."
On strategy for going into penalty kicks…
"Before I go up there, I'll pick a side wherever I go and just be confident in my shot. We practice them and practice all the time, and so just believing in yourself and just having confidence in your ability to put it away is definitely important."
On responding to the first big adversity of the season losing to Nebraska…
"The next day, we watch film, we look at the good things, we look at bad things, and then we come out to practice, and then we fix those things, and go from there. We like to talk about how each game, we learn something, and then the next game, we can apply that and kind of build off that, instead of taking some things and then not other things. So it's very important to learn from those mistakes, learn from the loss, and then also come back and fight and then get that one for seniors."
UP NEXT
K-State begins Big 12 Conference play on Thursday, September 18, as the Wildcats visit Colorado. Thursday's match is is set to kick-off at 8 p.m. (CT), and the match will stream on ESPN+.
Team Stats
CC
KState
Goals
1
3
Shots
16
22
Shots on Goal
4
12
Saves
8
3
Corners
7
4
Fouls
11
22
Scoring Plays
Allison Marshall (2)
Penalty Kick
18:12
Andra Mohler (1)
Penalty Kick
25:03
Rilyn Rintoul (2)
Assisted By: Hannah Palmer , McKinnan Braswell
GOAL by KState Rintoul, Rilyn Assist by Palmer, Hannah and Braswell, McKinnan.
54:13
Jessica Anderson (2)
Assisted By: Kylie Smith
GOAL by CC Anderson, Jessica Assist by Smith, Kylie.
74:08
Game Leaders
Players
Shots
7
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
3
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
2
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
3
SOG
2
Goals
0
Assists
1
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