Friday, October 30
Manhattan, Kan.
6:30 p.m.
Kansas State University
6-7-5, 1-7-2
1
vs
1
UCF
10-4-2, 5-3-2
| Team | 1 | 2 | Final F |
|---|---|---|---|
| UCF | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| Kansas St. | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Photo by: K-State Sports
Photo by: K-State Sports
Photo by: K-State Sports
Photo by: K-State Sports
Photo by: K-State Sports
Photo by: K-State Sports
Photo by: K-State Sports
Photo by: K-State Sports
Oct 30, 2026 | Soccer
MANHATTAN, Kansas – K-State ended its 2026 home schedule on Friday night, as the Wildcats collected a 1-1 draw with UCF at Buser Family Park.
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K-State (6-7-5, 1-7-2 Big 12) has tied the school record for draws in a season. This is the second straight season the Wildcats have capped its home schedule with a draw.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
- In the 58the minute, K-State appeared to score a go-ahead goal on a header from junior forward Allison Marshall on a cross from freshman defender Lauren Moylan. UCF challenged the goal and after a Video Assisted Review (VAR), the goal was confirmed. This is the first time this season a K-State goal stood after a review.
- The goal was Marshall's 10th of her career, tying her for second in program history for career goals scored (Kyler Goins, 2020-22, 10). This was Marshall's fourth goal of the season.
- Just 58 seconds later, UCF (10-4-2, 5-3-2) scored the equalizer as Ainsley Moy was left alone on the left post and finished from eight yards.
- In the 61st minute, lightning was detected in the area and the match was delayed. The duration of the delay was 30 minutes. It would rain for the final 30 minutes of the match.
- Junior goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing kept the match all squared by making a pair of saves in the final five minutes, including a diving one-handed stop at the left post. Sibbing finished the night with five saves.
- The Knights held a 15-8 advantage in total shots, including a 6-4 margin in shots on goal.
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QUICK FACTS
- Head coach Colleen Corbin is 35-37-22 (.489) in her five career seasons as a head coach. She owns a 13-13-10 (.500) mark in her two seasons at K-State.
- The Wildcats are 28-52-12 (.370) in games played at Buser Family Park, including a 2-4-3 mark this season. Under Corbin, K-State is 6-7-4 at Buser.
- This was the third meeting in the series between K-State and UCF with the overall record at 0-0-3. This was Corbin's second meeting in her career against UCF (0-0-2).
- The Wildcats are 12-68-13 all-time in Big 12 Conference matches.
- The Wildcats are 10-49-7 in its history in matches played in the month of October, including a 3-8-3 mark under Corbin's guidance.
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TEAM NOTES
- The match was tied 0-0 at halftime. The Wildcats are 1-1-3 this season and 4-5-7 in the Corbin era when tied at halftime.
- With its goal, the Wildcats improved its school record for goals in a season to 26.
- K-State improved its school record total for points in a season to 73.
- The Wildcats improved its school record for shots on goal in a season to 124.
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PLAYER NOTES
- Marshall owns 24 points in her career, which is second in program history.
- Marshall's four goals this season are tied for eighth in school history for a single season.
- Marshall ended the night with one shot on goal. She ranks sixth in program history for career shots on goal with 35.
- Freshman defender Lauren Moylan was credited with her third assist of the season. She is tied for second in program history for assists in a freshman season.
- Sophomore midfielder Langley Mayers was credited with her fourth assist of the season and the sixth of her career. She is tied for sixth in program history for career assists. Her four assists this season places her in a tie for third in school history for a season.
- Senior defender Reece Walrod made her 56th career start and played in her 65th career match. Walrod ranks fourth in program history for career games started. Walrod is eighth for career matches played.
- Walrod logged 90 minutes on Friday. In her career, she has carded 4,981 minutes played which ranks fourth in program history. Walrod has played the full 90 in 37 of her last 39 matches played.
- Senior defender Lily Hendrickson made her 33rd career start and appeared in her 51st career match.
- Senior McKinnan Braswell and senior goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing each made their 36th straight starts at K-State. Sibbing is tied for second in program history for career matches played and started by a goalkeeper.
- Junior forward Allison Marshall made her 30th career start, including her 20th consecutive. This was her 49th career match played at K-State.
- Sophomore midfielder Langley Mayers and junior defender Chloe Dillbeck made their 27th career starts.
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FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Colleen Corbin
On playing in front of the K-State fans all season…Â
"Buser is a really special place. It's one of the best facilities, not just in the Big 12 but in the country. And the way that our fans come out and support our kids is pretty special. And it's one of the things about being in a community in a college town like Manhattan, where people care deeply about all the student athletes, including women's soccer, and that's a pretty special place to be, especially in today's day and age. So, I just really appreciated people's loyalty as this team has fought really hard to try and earn results. Obviously a lot of the games didn't go the way we would have liked, but it really felt like the community continued to believe in these girls and what the work that they're doing and how they continue to grow and improve. So, I'm just really grateful to always be here and play for such an awesome community."
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On the lightning delay…Â
"It didn't really affect us at all, I didn't think. I thought our team came out really, really well out of the lightning delay. Our team has played in some adverse conditions, not just this season, but even coming back into the spring and last year. And we always talk about weather being one of those things that we don't get to control, and we still have to show up and compete and try to find ways to win. So I thought the group responded incredibly well. Obviously, lightning delays are something that we hadn't seen this year yet, and we showed up with grace and kept the energy high. And that's all you can ask for. So really proud of that."
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On the motivation for K-State in a game where they're able to play spoiler to UCF's season…Â
"We try to make it more about us than about them, right? For us, we want to have a winning mentality no matter what, and regardless of the circumstance or situation, we want to walk onto the field every single day and battle to walk away with three points. Ideally, me as a coach or us as a staff don't have to do a whole lot to get them to feel good about that, and I think that's one of the areas of growth for this team that we've seen over the last couple years is really being competitive and wanting to find ways to earn results and to beat whoever is on the other side of the field. So, again, really proud. Obviously, we all had a choice on how we wanted to show up and approach these next two matches, and I really loved our team's fight tonight."
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FROM THE FIELD
K-State Junior Forward Allison Marshall
Opening statement…Â
"I would just say obviously frustrated. I think we're all glad that we got a result, but just knowing we left something on the table, we know we could have won that game. So just a little bit of frustration, definitely leaving with a tie."
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On what she saw on her goal…Â
"I saw Lauren (Moylan) winding up to serve it, and her serves have been great all year. She takes some of our corners too, so just knowing that I need to get to the back post and just like putting my body into it, and then contesting with the defenders around me, I knew we had to score. So yeah, just doing whatever it took to get on the end of that ball."
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On her growth this season…Â
"I think just being an upperclassman this year, growing as a leader, whether that be on or off the field, pushing my teammates around me just to be better in all areas. I feel like we've had so many ups and downs this season, and just trying to be a consistent leader and vocal and lead by example."
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On the weather delay…Â
"We kind of knew that there was a chance of a delay, so we didn't let that affect us when we went in. We're listening to music and still talking about what we can do better to come out and play the last 30 minutes and win the game. So I think Colleen prepares us very well. If we always practice in the rain, whether it's rain or anything, we're prepared in that aspect too."
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UP NEXT
K-State will end its 2026 schedule with a road trip to Salt Lake City to face Utah on Thursday, November 5. Match time is set for 8 p.m. Thursday's match will air on ESPN+.
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K-State (6-7-5, 1-7-2 Big 12) has tied the school record for draws in a season. This is the second straight season the Wildcats have capped its home schedule with a draw.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
- In the 58the minute, K-State appeared to score a go-ahead goal on a header from junior forward Allison Marshall on a cross from freshman defender Lauren Moylan. UCF challenged the goal and after a Video Assisted Review (VAR), the goal was confirmed. This is the first time this season a K-State goal stood after a review.
- The goal was Marshall's 10th of her career, tying her for second in program history for career goals scored (Kyler Goins, 2020-22, 10). This was Marshall's fourth goal of the season.
- Just 58 seconds later, UCF (10-4-2, 5-3-2) scored the equalizer as Ainsley Moy was left alone on the left post and finished from eight yards.
- In the 61st minute, lightning was detected in the area and the match was delayed. The duration of the delay was 30 minutes. It would rain for the final 30 minutes of the match.
- Junior goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing kept the match all squared by making a pair of saves in the final five minutes, including a diving one-handed stop at the left post. Sibbing finished the night with five saves.
- The Knights held a 15-8 advantage in total shots, including a 6-4 margin in shots on goal.
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QUICK FACTS
- Head coach Colleen Corbin is 35-37-22 (.489) in her five career seasons as a head coach. She owns a 13-13-10 (.500) mark in her two seasons at K-State.
- The Wildcats are 28-52-12 (.370) in games played at Buser Family Park, including a 2-4-3 mark this season. Under Corbin, K-State is 6-7-4 at Buser.
- This was the third meeting in the series between K-State and UCF with the overall record at 0-0-3. This was Corbin's second meeting in her career against UCF (0-0-2).
- The Wildcats are 12-68-13 all-time in Big 12 Conference matches.
- The Wildcats are 10-49-7 in its history in matches played in the month of October, including a 3-8-3 mark under Corbin's guidance.
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TEAM NOTES
- The match was tied 0-0 at halftime. The Wildcats are 1-1-3 this season and 4-5-7 in the Corbin era when tied at halftime.
- With its goal, the Wildcats improved its school record for goals in a season to 26.
- K-State improved its school record total for points in a season to 73.
- The Wildcats improved its school record for shots on goal in a season to 124.
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PLAYER NOTES
- Marshall owns 24 points in her career, which is second in program history.
- Marshall's four goals this season are tied for eighth in school history for a single season.
- Marshall ended the night with one shot on goal. She ranks sixth in program history for career shots on goal with 35.
- Freshman defender Lauren Moylan was credited with her third assist of the season. She is tied for second in program history for assists in a freshman season.
- Sophomore midfielder Langley Mayers was credited with her fourth assist of the season and the sixth of her career. She is tied for sixth in program history for career assists. Her four assists this season places her in a tie for third in school history for a season.
- Senior defender Reece Walrod made her 56th career start and played in her 65th career match. Walrod ranks fourth in program history for career games started. Walrod is eighth for career matches played.
- Walrod logged 90 minutes on Friday. In her career, she has carded 4,981 minutes played which ranks fourth in program history. Walrod has played the full 90 in 37 of her last 39 matches played.
- Senior defender Lily Hendrickson made her 33rd career start and appeared in her 51st career match.
- Senior McKinnan Braswell and senior goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing each made their 36th straight starts at K-State. Sibbing is tied for second in program history for career matches played and started by a goalkeeper.
- Junior forward Allison Marshall made her 30th career start, including her 20th consecutive. This was her 49th career match played at K-State.
- Sophomore midfielder Langley Mayers and junior defender Chloe Dillbeck made their 27th career starts.
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FROM THE HEAD COACH
K-State Head Coach Colleen Corbin
On playing in front of the K-State fans all season…Â
"Buser is a really special place. It's one of the best facilities, not just in the Big 12 but in the country. And the way that our fans come out and support our kids is pretty special. And it's one of the things about being in a community in a college town like Manhattan, where people care deeply about all the student athletes, including women's soccer, and that's a pretty special place to be, especially in today's day and age. So, I just really appreciated people's loyalty as this team has fought really hard to try and earn results. Obviously a lot of the games didn't go the way we would have liked, but it really felt like the community continued to believe in these girls and what the work that they're doing and how they continue to grow and improve. So, I'm just really grateful to always be here and play for such an awesome community."
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On the lightning delay…Â
"It didn't really affect us at all, I didn't think. I thought our team came out really, really well out of the lightning delay. Our team has played in some adverse conditions, not just this season, but even coming back into the spring and last year. And we always talk about weather being one of those things that we don't get to control, and we still have to show up and compete and try to find ways to win. So I thought the group responded incredibly well. Obviously, lightning delays are something that we hadn't seen this year yet, and we showed up with grace and kept the energy high. And that's all you can ask for. So really proud of that."
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On the motivation for K-State in a game where they're able to play spoiler to UCF's season…Â
"We try to make it more about us than about them, right? For us, we want to have a winning mentality no matter what, and regardless of the circumstance or situation, we want to walk onto the field every single day and battle to walk away with three points. Ideally, me as a coach or us as a staff don't have to do a whole lot to get them to feel good about that, and I think that's one of the areas of growth for this team that we've seen over the last couple years is really being competitive and wanting to find ways to earn results and to beat whoever is on the other side of the field. So, again, really proud. Obviously, we all had a choice on how we wanted to show up and approach these next two matches, and I really loved our team's fight tonight."
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FROM THE FIELD
K-State Junior Forward Allison Marshall
Opening statement…Â
"I would just say obviously frustrated. I think we're all glad that we got a result, but just knowing we left something on the table, we know we could have won that game. So just a little bit of frustration, definitely leaving with a tie."
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On what she saw on her goal…Â
"I saw Lauren (Moylan) winding up to serve it, and her serves have been great all year. She takes some of our corners too, so just knowing that I need to get to the back post and just like putting my body into it, and then contesting with the defenders around me, I knew we had to score. So yeah, just doing whatever it took to get on the end of that ball."
Â
On her growth this season…Â
"I think just being an upperclassman this year, growing as a leader, whether that be on or off the field, pushing my teammates around me just to be better in all areas. I feel like we've had so many ups and downs this season, and just trying to be a consistent leader and vocal and lead by example."
Â
On the weather delay…Â
"We kind of knew that there was a chance of a delay, so we didn't let that affect us when we went in. We're listening to music and still talking about what we can do better to come out and play the last 30 minutes and win the game. So I think Colleen prepares us very well. If we always practice in the rain, whether it's rain or anything, we're prepared in that aspect too."
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UP NEXT
K-State will end its 2026 schedule with a road trip to Salt Lake City to face Utah on Thursday, November 5. Match time is set for 8 p.m. Thursday's match will air on ESPN+.
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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.
Players Mentioned
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D
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F
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/ Soccer
D
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GK
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D
/ SoccerTeam Stats
UCF
KState
Goals
1
1
Shots
15
8
Shots on Goal
6
4
Saves
3
5
Corners
6
5
Fouls
5
6
Scoring Plays
Allison Marshall (4)
Assisted By: Lauren Moylan , Langley Mayers
Header from 6 yds
57:08
Ainsley Moy (3)
Assisted By: Tyra Eriksen
Right foot from 8 yds
58:05
Game Leaders
Shots
1
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
2
SOG
0
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
0
SOG
0
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
2
SOG
2
Goals
0
Assists
0
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