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Disappointing loss ends non-conference play
BY DREW DAVISON AND ALTISSA BAUER sports@kansan.com KANSAN SPORTSWriters
Midfielder Missy Geha (top right) and defender Holly Gault (below right) stop UC-
Inville midfielder Dayna Knowles. The Jayhawks shut out the Anteaters 4-0 on Friday
The No. 24 Kansas soccer team was unable to get itself going at Purdue yesterday, losing 3-1, in what coach Mark Francis called a disappointing game.
nured a disappointing game. "I think that is probably the worst game that I have experienced as a coach at Kansas in the last four or five years." Francis said. "It was very disappointing."
Kansas (4-3-1) jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the first half off a goal from sophomore defender Afton Sauer, which was her first of the season. Junior midfielder/forward Lacey Novak assisted the play.
But the Boilermakers (4-4) responded less than two minutes later with a goal off a corner kick.
her kick.
Kansas and Purdue were tied heading into the second half. The Boilermakers received a penalty shot after the Jayhawks committed a foul in their own box. Purdue's Jordyn Shaffer nailed the past kick senior goalkeeper Erin Ferguson, who started the second half.
"It was not the way we wanted to finish the non-conference season," Francis said.
the final "insurance" goal for Purdue came in the 88th minute of the game. Jill Sarbaugh knocked in her second goal of the year with a little less than three minutes remaining.
Kansas 4, California-Irvine 0
Kansas will open conference play Friday when it travels to Waco, Texas, to take on the Baylor Bears.
The No. 24 Kansas soccer team picked up a 4-0 shutout
Francis and his staff made a few position changes, with freshman goalkeeper Julie Hanley in goal, junior defender Holly Gault at midfield and freshman midfielder Kristin Graves on defense.
Graves on deserts:
Adding to the changing improvements, sophomore forward Emily Strinden came
not quite good.
"We scored some pretty good goals, but I thought we should've had four or five more." Francis said. "We've got to maintain our standard no matter who we're playing and what the score is. Right now, we're not doing that."
A penalty kick in the 63rd minute was senior forward Caroline Smith's contribution of the afternoon. A shot the forward put past Henry's right side.
New Jayhawks continued to step up and score goals, while a new goalkeeper kept the Anteaters' off the board. Francis said he thought each of those were important, but not quite good enough.
against California-Irvine on Friday at the Jayhawk Soccer Complex.
Freshman midfielder Missy Geha took the first turn. In a double assisted effort, Bush knocked in the second goal.
Sophomore forward Emily Strinden concluded the scoring in the 76th minute, knocking in her first career goal from 15 yards out.
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up with her first career goal while Hanley earned her first career victory.
All four of Friday's goals were put in by a different Jay-hawk.
career victory.
"It's hard for them to say you've got to shut down this player or that player' because we've got a lot of people that can stick it in the net right now." Francis said.