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Women's soccer team ties Razorbacks
Overtime draw gives 'Hawks momentum toward Big 12 tourney
By Brad Hallier sports@kansan.com Special to the Kansan
The first overtime women's soccer game at Super Target
tie seemed appropriate.
Field ended in a 2-2 tie for the Kansas Jayhawks and the Arkansas Razorbacks on Friday, but the
Kansas head coach Dan Magner said it was interesting that before the game, Arkansas
coach Janet Rayfield had said that the teams mirrored each other.
One hundred and twenty minutes of even play proved the coach correct and showed the teams' similar strengths and weaknesses.
The tie put the Jayhawks' record at 3-9-1. The Razorbacks are 2-8-1.
The Jayhawks scored first in the 54th minute, when freshman Meghann Haven received a pass from freshman Colleen Colvin from about 30 yards out from the goal. Haven dribbled around a Razorback substitute, sophomore Nichole Bynum, and found herself alone in the penalty box. Haven dribbled to the goal and knocked the ball
past Adams for her first collegiate goal.
"Colleen and I work well together," Haven said. "No defender stepped up to me after I beat the one, so I was thinking shot the whole time."
Arkansas evened the score in the 65th minute on a rebounded shot by freshman Holly Collins. The Razorbacks took the lead in the 72nd minute, when senior Clare McKenna scored off an assist from junior Jessica Fraser.
But the Jayhawks came back and tied the game in the 80th minute, when redshirt freshman Christy Clark pounced on a rebound for her second goal of the season.
The Razorbacks outshot the
The Jayhawks will play again Wednesday, when they will travel to Columbia, Mo., to take on the Tigers.
Jayhawks 27 to 23, and each goalkeeper was credited with nine saves.
"We need to show the passion we played with today, and if we do, we can beat Missouri," Magner said.
Freshman Christy Clark focused on earning enough wins to qualify for the Big 12 Tournament.
"We're looking to beat Mizou," she said. We got a little momentum today, and the window of opportunity is still there for the Big 12 Tournament."
After Missouri, the Jayhawks return to Super Target Field for a Friday game against Oklahoma and a Sunday match with Oklahoma State.
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