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The Wildcats will play their first ever soccer games in Hawaii this August, facing Seattle University and the local team in a neutral‑site doubleheader that marks a milestone for the program.
From legacy programs to emerging powerhouses, a new generation of coaches is shaping NCAA Division I women’s soccer through recruitment, culture and sustained excellence.
K-State’s soccer program celebrated its sixth United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award and a breakthrough winning season, returning the majority of its top scorers as they open the 2025 schedule in Honolulu.
Coach Colleen Corbin’s two‑week suspension and Maddie Dobyns’ resignation following a racial slur incident have prompted a candid reckoning for the Kansas State women’s soccer program, which is leveraging its recent record‑breaking season to foster a more inclusive culture.
A newly formed leadership council, selected by teammates and overseen by head coach Colleen Corbin, gives K-State soccer players a direct line to coaching staff as the Wildcats chase their inaugural NCAA tournament appearance, with their season opener set for Hawaii.
The Wildcats set new program benchmarks in 2025, finished 7‑6‑5 and now look to convert that momentum into Big 12 and NCAA Tournament berths.
The Wildcats clinched their first winning record in program history, shattering 49 school marks while returning a core group of standout players and building momentum ahead of the next season.
Kansas State’s soccer program is set to host a community outreach event on August 8, while preparing for a landmark 2026 season that opens in Honolulu.
Kansas State’s soccer staff and select players will lead a community clinic on August 5, showcasing the program’s historic 2025 achievements and previewing the 2026 slate that opens in Honolulu.
Kansas State announced the appointment of Travis Brown, a proven goalkeeper mentor with extensive collegiate, professional and youth coaching credentials, to lead the program’s net‑minding efforts ahead of the 2026 season.
Kansas State's women's soccer program unveils a 20‑match 2026 slate that builds on a historic 2025 season and features new rivalries across the country.