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The University Daily Kansan
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Rivalry finds way to the soccer field
Jayhawk team encounters old foe Missouri today
By Brad Hallier Kansan sportswriter
The Kansas Jayhawks vs. the Missouri Tigers is a rivalry that isn't restricted to the hardwood and gridiron.
The Kansas women's soccer team (0-2) will square off against the archrival Tigers (1-0) at 4 p.m. today at Super Target Field. The game is the Big 12 Conference opener for both sides.
"There is no other Big 12 team we would like to beat more than Mizzou," senior defender Jackie Dowell said.
Goalkeeper
Jen Fecke
agrees.
"Missouri is a good team, and a win over them would be a
first for us," Fecke said. "This is our starting point for our journey to the Big 12 tournament. Since Kansas State doesn't have a team, this is the rivalry for us."
a team. This is tomorrow's game is the third meeting of the Kansas women's soccer team and Missouri. Missouri has won both past matches, including a 6-3 home win in Columbia last fall.
Missouri began its season Friday with a 7-0 thumping of Loyola, and Kansas coach Dan Magner knows the Tigers have a potent attack.
"Last year, we made mistakes against Missouri," he said. "At this level, if you make a mistake, better teams will punish you, and Missouri can do that."
Magner said his team made mistakes last weekend during a trip to Miami.
Friday, the Jayhawks lost 4-0 to Florida International. Magner said they had chances to score, but couldn't put them away.
Magner praised the work of the defense, including Dowell, Lindsey Loeffler and Sarah Korpi, but said the entire team would need to match that intensity against Missouri.
"All Big 12 games have to mean more than other games," he said. "Our ultimate goal is to get to the Big 12 tournament, and Missouri is our biggest soccer rival, which feeds off from other sports."
Dowell said they have changed their defense for the Tigers attack. Dowell will play sweeper tomorrow, while Kylie Watts, Cynthia Dahle and Loeffler will defend Missouri's three-forwards.
"If we can win our battles in the back, play hard — rough if we need to — we can win," Dowell said.
Magner agreed, saying the defense would need to mark Missouri's forwards tightly to be successful and that they would need to finish created opportunities. However, getting into a high-scoring shootout with the Tigers may not be a good thing, given the team's potent attack.
"I believe we can get them defensively," he said. "We would prefer not to get into a 7-6 game. It would benefit us to keep the score down. When we create an opportunity, it's our emphasis to put shots on the frame, not shoot just to shoot."
SOCCER SUMMARY
SOCLER SUMMARY
Florida International 4,
Kansas 0
Scoring summary:
FIU 6th minute Michelle O'Brien
FIU 20th minute Michelle O'Brien
FIU 48th minute Jennifer Lieb
FIU 59th minute Michelle O'Brien
Miami 2, Kansas 1
Scoring summary:
UM 1st minute Kazmeen Mookchan
KU 16th minute Johanna Larson
UM 24th minute Jennifer Sanchez
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