The University of Kansas women’s soccer team, led by head coach Nate Lie, earned a hard-fought 2-2 draw against BYU. Despite the tie, Coach Lie emphasized the need to earn more points to qualify for the Big 12 Conference tournament. With only four matches left in the regular season, the Jayhawks are currently sitting in 12th place in the conference standings. They are in a precarious position, with only seven points from conference play.
Coach Lie stressed the importance of winning enough games to secure a spot in the tournament, acknowledging the tough road ahead. The team’s performance on the road has been better than at home this season, with a winning record in away games. Junior forward Lexi Watts and freshman Jillian Gregorski have been leading the team in goals and assists, with support from players like Saige Wimes and Assa Kante.
The Jayhawks are preparing to face tough opponents in their remaining matches, including Utah, Arizona, and Arizona State. The team is focused on making a push for postseason participation and Coach Lie is confident that they will be a tough challenge for any opponent in the tournament.
Overall, despite facing challenges in the regular season, the University of Kansas women’s soccer team is determined to secure a spot in the Big 12 Conference tournament and make a strong push for success in the postseason.
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