The game of soccer didn’t flow for Kansas State on Sunday night as they fell to California State Fullerton 2-0 at Titan Stadium in Southern California.
K-State had a chance to take an early lead in the 14th minute of the game in the first half on a shot from junior Brookelynn Entz, but it was saved by Cal State Fullerton goalkeeper Noa Schumacher.
That was the Wildcats’ best chance to score in the game.
K-State’s defense was able to hold off Cal State Fullerton for the first 75 minutes of the game, but Cal State eventually got a goal on the scoreboard off a deflection off a corner kick.
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Then an insurance run was added from the Tigers with six minutes remaining in the game to meet the final score of 2-0.
The Tigers led the Wildcats in offense with a 19-6 advantage in total shots and a 6-3 edge in shots on goal.
K-State now heads back home for a five-match homestand that begins on Thursday night against Gonzaga at 7 p.m.
