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Kansas State women's soccer unbeaten streak and recent form

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The Kansas State women’s soccer team has extended its unbeaten streak through multiple matches. On August 31, the team played to a 0-0 scoreless draw against Nebraska in high heat. During that match, goalkeeper Maddie Sibbing recorded her 12th career shutout and saved a penalty kick in the 67th minute to maintain the tie. On September 11, Kansas State played to a 2-2 draw against Colorado State. After falling behind in the 33rd minute, the Wildcats scored two goals in the 87th minute—including Emerson DeLuca’s first career goal—to briefly take a 2-1 lead. Colorado State equalized 20 seconds later. This result extended Kansas State’s unbeaten streak to eight matches, setting a new program record. On September 25, the Wildcats played to a 1-1 draw against Arizona in a Big 12 match at Buser Family Park. Gabby DeMers scored in the 55th minute from 20 yards following an assist from McKinnan Braswell to give Kansas State the lead, but Allyson Brown equalized for Arizona ~~three minutes later.~~ in the 58th minute. The match was played in wind and driving rain and was marked by officiating controversy involving Video Assisted Review (VAR). Kansas State initiated two challenges for potential penalties in the area, but both were reviewed and no penalty was awarded. A third potential handball occurred in the 40th minute, but the team had already exhausted its challenges. On September 27, Kansas State’s unbeaten streak ended with a 2-0 loss to Arizona State at Buser Family Park. Peyton Marcisz and Kierra Blundell scored in the first half to secure the Sun Devils’ first-ever win at the venue. Despite the loss, Sibbing saved a penalty kick attempt by Blundell in the 73rd minute, becoming the first K-State goalkeeper to stop two penalty kicks in both a single season and a career.

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