K-State Routs Utah 5-0 in Program-Record Win
Kansas State women's soccer set several program records in the November 5, 2026 road victory at Ute Field in Salt Lake City.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Soccer
Kansas State women's soccer defeated Utah 5-0 on November 5, 2026, at Ute Field in Salt Lake City. The win gave K-State a 7-7-5 overall record and 2-7-2 in the Big 12 for the season.
Why it matters
The result tied the program record for wins in a season and set a new mark of four road victories in a single season. The team also set program records for goals and points in a conference match.
K-State finished the 2026 season with 31 goals, 24 assists and 85 points, and the team outshot Utah 18-10 in the match. The 5-0 result gave the Wildcats a 2-7-2 Big 12 record.
The players
Kansas State Wildcats
The women's soccer program of Kansas State University, a member of the Big 12 Conference.
Rilyn Rintoul
A K-State forward who scored two goals in the match, the first multi-goal performance of her career.
Gabby DeMers
A K-State player who converted a penalty kick, her first career penalty attempt.
The details
Rilyn Rintoul scored two goals, the first multi-goal game of her career, including a 30th-minute strike into the bottom-right corner. Gabby DeMers converted a penalty kick after a Video Assistant Referee review confirmed Utah goalkeeper Anna Solomon had brought her down outside the box, and Maddie Sibbing recorded four saves.
Timeline
November 5, 2026: K-State defeats Utah 5-0 at Ute Field in Salt Lake City.
Season Trajectory
The win tied the program record for wins in a season and set a new program mark of four road victories, marking a notable point in K-State's 2026 campaign. With 7-7-5 overall and 2-7-2 in the Big 12, the result shapes the team's conference standing as the season moves forward.
The four road wins and 85 points in the season are program records, and the 2-7-2 Big 12 mark sets the team's conference standing. Fantasy and roster observers can note Rintoul's two-goal match and DeMers' penalty conversion.
The takeaway
The result shows the team setting several program records in a single match, including five goals and 12 points in a Big 12 game. Readers following the program can track whether these records carry into the rest of the conference schedule.
Further reading
For more on the local program, see Soccer coverage from Manhattan.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Kansas State Collegian.
