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Maddie Sibbing’s outstanding week three performance earned her the IWSOC National Player of the Week award, marking the first time a Kansas State goalkeeper has received the honor and highlighting her league‑leading defensive statistics.
A 0-0 draw against Nebraska showcased Kansas State’s tactical flexibility, standout goalkeeping by Maddie Sibbing and a hometown return for Reese Snowden, setting the stage for a pivotal clash with Iowa.
Kansas State’s women’s soccer team will cap a historic August with a home match against Nebraska, featuring record‑setting defense and a high‑powered offense.
The Wildcats delivered a 3‑0 shutout, setting new offensive marks and seeing junior keeper Maddie Sibbing tie a career record.
Despite a tropical storm warning, Kansas State outscored Hawaii 3-1, with key contributions from DeMers, Marshall and Sibbing, setting up a home clash against Missouri State.
The Wildcats opened their 2026 schedule in style, routing Seattle University 4-0 at the University of Hawaii’s Lower Campus Field, a result that ties a school record and showcases a deep attacking lineup.
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.
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 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.