Thursday, September 10
Fort Collins, Colo.
5 p.m. (CT)
Kansas State University
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Colorado State
K-State Ends Non-Conference Slate This Weekend in Colorado
Sep 08, 2026 | Soccer
GAME #7
K-State (4-0-2, 0-0-0 Big 12) at Colorado State (1-5-0, 0-0-0 Pac 12)
Thursday, Sept 10, 2026 | 5 p.m. (CT) | CSU Soccer Field | Fort Collins, Colo.
TELEVISION
YouTube
LIVE STATS
www.kstatesports.com
SERIES HISTORY vs. Colorado State
3-0-0
• K-State leads the series, 3-0-0
• Head coach Colleen Corbin vs. Colorado State: 2-1-0
• Current streak: K-State won three
• K-State vs. Pac 12 foes: 3-2-1
GAME #8
K-State (4-0-2, 0-0-0 Big 12) at Colorado College (2-3-2, 0-0-0 Mountain West)
Sunday, Sept 13, 2026 | 2 p.m. (CT) | Stewart Field | Colorado Springs, Colo.
TELEVISION
MW+ (subscription required)
LIVE STATS
www.kstatesports.com
SERIES HISTORY vs. Colorado College
1-0-0
• K-State leads, 1-0-0
• Head coach Colleen Corbin vs. Colorado College: 3-1-0
• Current streak: K-Sate won one
• K-State vs. Mountain West foes: 5-1-1
MANHATTAN, Kan. – K-State (4-0-2) traverses to the Rocky Mountain State to end its three-match road trip. The Wildcats will face Colorado State (1-5-0) on Thursday in Fort Collins at 5 p.m. (CT), and then heads south to play Colorado College (2-3-2) in Colorado Springs on Sunday at 2 p.m. (CT), to wrap up its non-conference schedule.
• Thursday's match can be seen on YouTube and Sunday's will stream on MW+.
• This will be K-State's fourth and fifth matches in program history in the state of Colorado (1-1-1).
• K-State is one of three unbeaten teams in the Big 12 (West Virginia, Texas Tech). The Wildcats enter Thursday's match with a school record seven-match unbeaten streak (4-0-3).
Last Time Out
• In its first match of September, K-State played to a 1-1 draw at Iowa on Sept. 3.
• When combined with the final game of 2025 in which K-State earned a draw against Iowa State, the Wildcats are unbeaten in its last seven games which is the longest unbeaten streak in program history (4-0-3).
• Junior forward Allison Marshall registered her second goal of the season and the eighth of her career by scoring in the 23rd minute.
• The Wildcats had two Gabby DeMers goals (29th and 36th minutes) taken off the board due to VAR reviews initiated by Iowa.
• K-State junior goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing tied her career-high with eight saves, which were her most at K-State.
• The native of Lee's Summit, Missouri, saw her shutout streak come to an end with an overall duration of 405:23, which is the third-longest duration in terms of minutes in program history.
At a Glance: Colorado State
• Colorado State (1-5-0, 0-0-0 Pac 12) has dropped four straight matches entering Thursday. The Rams have plaed six matches this season, all decided by a one goal margin.
• The Rams have been paced by Ava Wallhead with four points (two goals).
At a Glance: Colorado College
• Colorado College (2-3-2, 0-0-0 Mountain West) are winless in its last five matches (0-3-2) inlcuding a 5-0 loss at Minnesota on Sept. 6.
• The Tigers have been led byElla Ashouri with seven points (3 goals and one assist).
Road Mostly Traveled
• Since the start of the program in 2016, K-State has played 91 matches away from Manhattan.
• Overall, the Wildcats are 19-55-18 (.304) in road matches in their history. During the Colleen Corbin era, K-State is 4-3-5 (.542) away from Manhattan.
• In the 2025 season, K-State is 3-3-4 (.500) in road matches this season. This was the first season in program history the Wildcats ended its road schedule with a .500 or better record.
• K-State has tallied a program-best three road wins in four different seasons (2017, 2021, 2022, 2025).
Early Cat Gets the Goal
• K-State recorded its earliest goal of the 2026 season against Missouri State on August 20.
• Senior McKinnan Braswell notched a goal in the 6th minute and officially at 5:34 against the Bears. It was the earliest K-State goal since Sophie Simmons scored the fifth-earliest goal in program history, as she tallied a goal at 4:28 of the first half against Utah on October 10, 2024. Braswell's goal is the seventh-fastest goal in program history.
• This season, K-State has scored six of its 13 goals in the first half.
K-State Posts Blank Score Sheets
• K-State is continuing its string defensive performance from the 2025 season into the start of the 2026 season.
• To open the 2026 season, K-State has four shutouts as a team and owns a goals against average of 0.33.
• The Wildcats had a shutout streak of 405:23, dating back to the first half of its match with Hawaii on Aug. 15 until the second half at Iowa on Sept. 3. This was the third-longest shutout streak in program history in terms of minutes and the third shutout streak in program history of 400 or more minutes.
• In the 2025 season, K-State registered a school record nine shutouts, setting six additional school records in the process.
• K-State set the school records for consecutive shutout minutes in program history (504:07), consecutive shutout halves (11), consecutive shutout wins (4) and consecutive games with a shutout (5). The Cats also tallied a school record 24 shutout halves and allowed 1.06 goals per game.
• To open the 2025 season, the Wildcats carded a school record for consecutive shutouts - five - by blanking Oral Roberts, Portland State, South Dakota, UMass Lowell and Harvard. The final number of consecutive shutout minutes was 504:07, with the first goal allowed on the season coming at 54:07 of the second half at Nebraska on Sept. 7, the sixth match of the season.
• In its 11 seasons of action, the Wildcats have registered 56 shutouts. Kansas State owns an all-time record of 38-0-18 in games allowing zero goals.
Shot Prevention is Goal Prevention
• K-State has prevented opponent shots on goal to open the 2026 season.
• The Wildcats have held its foes to 3.8 shots on goal per game and a shots on goal percentage of .365.
• Against Missouri State on Aug. 20, K-State held the Bears to two total shots with only one on goal. The two total shots were the fewest allowed by K-State in program history. Against South Dakota State on Aug. 23, the Wildcats limited the Jackrabbits to five total shots with one on frame.
• In the 2025 season, the Wildcats limited opponents to a school record low 4.2 shots on goal per game and a .415 shots on goal percentage while surrendering 20 goals. The 20 goals allowed were the second fewest surrendered by K-State in a season and the fewest allowed in an 18-game regular season in program history.
• K-State allowed only three goals in non-conference play, the fewest allowed by K-State in non-conference games in program history.
• The Wildcats held Cincinnati on Oct. 16 without a shot attempt in the second half and without a shot on goal in the entirety of the game. On Oct. 23 at Houston, K-State held Houston without a shot in the first half.
• The lowest shots on goal percentage allowed by K-State is .360 in the 2023 season.
Marshall Plan
• Junior forward Allison Marshall is climbing the K-State career lists for goals and points.
• In her career, Marshall owns seven goals and four assists for 20 points. She owns a career shots on goal percentage of .519 (28-of-54).
• She is tied for third in program history for career goals scored, ranks fifth for career points (20), ranks second for career points per game (0.54), is tied for fourth in school history for career game-winning goals (2) and is eighth for career shots on goal (28). She was the fifth player in school history with 20 or more points in a career.
• In the 2026 season, the product of Omaha, Nebraska, owns two goals with 14 shots, including six on goal.
• Marshall registered career season-highs in 2025 with four goals and tied her career-high with two assists, including an indirect kick goal at UMass Lowell on Aug. 28 and her first career penalty kick attempt and goal against Colorado College on Sept. 11. She also notched a career season-high 31 shots with a career-best 17 on goal.
A Step Up for Demers
• Sophomore forward Gabby DeMers has achieved career highs in the first six matches of 2026.
• The product of Carlsbad, California, has notched two goals and two assists for six points on a team-high 17 shots with a team-best eight on goal, while starting all six matches. All are new career single-season highs.
• DeMers tallied her first goal of 2026 at Hawaii on Aug. 15 and added her second against South Dakota State on Aug. 23.
• For her career, she owns three goals and two assists with a shots on goal percentage of .481 (13-of-27).
K-State (4-0-2, 0-0-0 Big 12) at Colorado State (1-5-0, 0-0-0 Pac 12)
Thursday, Sept 10, 2026 | 5 p.m. (CT) | CSU Soccer Field | Fort Collins, Colo.
TELEVISION
YouTube
LIVE STATS
www.kstatesports.com
SERIES HISTORY vs. Colorado State
3-0-0
• K-State leads the series, 3-0-0
• Head coach Colleen Corbin vs. Colorado State: 2-1-0
• Current streak: K-State won three
• K-State vs. Pac 12 foes: 3-2-1
GAME #8
K-State (4-0-2, 0-0-0 Big 12) at Colorado College (2-3-2, 0-0-0 Mountain West)
Sunday, Sept 13, 2026 | 2 p.m. (CT) | Stewart Field | Colorado Springs, Colo.
TELEVISION
MW+ (subscription required)
LIVE STATS
www.kstatesports.com
SERIES HISTORY vs. Colorado College
1-0-0
• K-State leads, 1-0-0
• Head coach Colleen Corbin vs. Colorado College: 3-1-0
• Current streak: K-Sate won one
• K-State vs. Mountain West foes: 5-1-1
MANHATTAN, Kan. – K-State (4-0-2) traverses to the Rocky Mountain State to end its three-match road trip. The Wildcats will face Colorado State (1-5-0) on Thursday in Fort Collins at 5 p.m. (CT), and then heads south to play Colorado College (2-3-2) in Colorado Springs on Sunday at 2 p.m. (CT), to wrap up its non-conference schedule.
• Thursday's match can be seen on YouTube and Sunday's will stream on MW+.
• This will be K-State's fourth and fifth matches in program history in the state of Colorado (1-1-1).
• K-State is one of three unbeaten teams in the Big 12 (West Virginia, Texas Tech). The Wildcats enter Thursday's match with a school record seven-match unbeaten streak (4-0-3).
Last Time Out
• In its first match of September, K-State played to a 1-1 draw at Iowa on Sept. 3.
• When combined with the final game of 2025 in which K-State earned a draw against Iowa State, the Wildcats are unbeaten in its last seven games which is the longest unbeaten streak in program history (4-0-3).
• Junior forward Allison Marshall registered her second goal of the season and the eighth of her career by scoring in the 23rd minute.
• The Wildcats had two Gabby DeMers goals (29th and 36th minutes) taken off the board due to VAR reviews initiated by Iowa.
• K-State junior goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing tied her career-high with eight saves, which were her most at K-State.
• The native of Lee's Summit, Missouri, saw her shutout streak come to an end with an overall duration of 405:23, which is the third-longest duration in terms of minutes in program history.
At a Glance: Colorado State
• Colorado State (1-5-0, 0-0-0 Pac 12) has dropped four straight matches entering Thursday. The Rams have plaed six matches this season, all decided by a one goal margin.
• The Rams have been paced by Ava Wallhead with four points (two goals).
At a Glance: Colorado College
• Colorado College (2-3-2, 0-0-0 Mountain West) are winless in its last five matches (0-3-2) inlcuding a 5-0 loss at Minnesota on Sept. 6.
• The Tigers have been led byElla Ashouri with seven points (3 goals and one assist).
Road Mostly Traveled
• Since the start of the program in 2016, K-State has played 91 matches away from Manhattan.
• Overall, the Wildcats are 19-55-18 (.304) in road matches in their history. During the Colleen Corbin era, K-State is 4-3-5 (.542) away from Manhattan.
• In the 2025 season, K-State is 3-3-4 (.500) in road matches this season. This was the first season in program history the Wildcats ended its road schedule with a .500 or better record.
• K-State has tallied a program-best three road wins in four different seasons (2017, 2021, 2022, 2025).
Early Cat Gets the Goal
• K-State recorded its earliest goal of the 2026 season against Missouri State on August 20.
• Senior McKinnan Braswell notched a goal in the 6th minute and officially at 5:34 against the Bears. It was the earliest K-State goal since Sophie Simmons scored the fifth-earliest goal in program history, as she tallied a goal at 4:28 of the first half against Utah on October 10, 2024. Braswell's goal is the seventh-fastest goal in program history.
• This season, K-State has scored six of its 13 goals in the first half.
K-State Posts Blank Score Sheets
• K-State is continuing its string defensive performance from the 2025 season into the start of the 2026 season.
• To open the 2026 season, K-State has four shutouts as a team and owns a goals against average of 0.33.
• The Wildcats had a shutout streak of 405:23, dating back to the first half of its match with Hawaii on Aug. 15 until the second half at Iowa on Sept. 3. This was the third-longest shutout streak in program history in terms of minutes and the third shutout streak in program history of 400 or more minutes.
• In the 2025 season, K-State registered a school record nine shutouts, setting six additional school records in the process.
• K-State set the school records for consecutive shutout minutes in program history (504:07), consecutive shutout halves (11), consecutive shutout wins (4) and consecutive games with a shutout (5). The Cats also tallied a school record 24 shutout halves and allowed 1.06 goals per game.
• To open the 2025 season, the Wildcats carded a school record for consecutive shutouts - five - by blanking Oral Roberts, Portland State, South Dakota, UMass Lowell and Harvard. The final number of consecutive shutout minutes was 504:07, with the first goal allowed on the season coming at 54:07 of the second half at Nebraska on Sept. 7, the sixth match of the season.
• In its 11 seasons of action, the Wildcats have registered 56 shutouts. Kansas State owns an all-time record of 38-0-18 in games allowing zero goals.
Shot Prevention is Goal Prevention
• K-State has prevented opponent shots on goal to open the 2026 season.
• The Wildcats have held its foes to 3.8 shots on goal per game and a shots on goal percentage of .365.
• Against Missouri State on Aug. 20, K-State held the Bears to two total shots with only one on goal. The two total shots were the fewest allowed by K-State in program history. Against South Dakota State on Aug. 23, the Wildcats limited the Jackrabbits to five total shots with one on frame.
• In the 2025 season, the Wildcats limited opponents to a school record low 4.2 shots on goal per game and a .415 shots on goal percentage while surrendering 20 goals. The 20 goals allowed were the second fewest surrendered by K-State in a season and the fewest allowed in an 18-game regular season in program history.
• K-State allowed only three goals in non-conference play, the fewest allowed by K-State in non-conference games in program history.
• The Wildcats held Cincinnati on Oct. 16 without a shot attempt in the second half and without a shot on goal in the entirety of the game. On Oct. 23 at Houston, K-State held Houston without a shot in the first half.
• The lowest shots on goal percentage allowed by K-State is .360 in the 2023 season.
Marshall Plan
• Junior forward Allison Marshall is climbing the K-State career lists for goals and points.
• In her career, Marshall owns seven goals and four assists for 20 points. She owns a career shots on goal percentage of .519 (28-of-54).
• She is tied for third in program history for career goals scored, ranks fifth for career points (20), ranks second for career points per game (0.54), is tied for fourth in school history for career game-winning goals (2) and is eighth for career shots on goal (28). She was the fifth player in school history with 20 or more points in a career.
• In the 2026 season, the product of Omaha, Nebraska, owns two goals with 14 shots, including six on goal.
• Marshall registered career season-highs in 2025 with four goals and tied her career-high with two assists, including an indirect kick goal at UMass Lowell on Aug. 28 and her first career penalty kick attempt and goal against Colorado College on Sept. 11. She also notched a career season-high 31 shots with a career-best 17 on goal.
A Step Up for Demers
• Sophomore forward Gabby DeMers has achieved career highs in the first six matches of 2026.
• The product of Carlsbad, California, has notched two goals and two assists for six points on a team-high 17 shots with a team-best eight on goal, while starting all six matches. All are new career single-season highs.
• DeMers tallied her first goal of 2026 at Hawaii on Aug. 15 and added her second against South Dakota State on Aug. 23.
• For her career, she owns three goals and two assists with a shots on goal percentage of .481 (13-of-27).
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