AMES, Iowa – Three unanswered goals flipped Friday’s game on its head, as Iowa State (4-6-2, 1-5 Big 12) fell to the Kansas Jayhawks (9-3-2, 3-3-0 Big 12) at the Cyclones Soccer Complex by a score of 3-1.

In its first home match in two weeks, Iowa State struck first as rookie Megan Walters beat Kansas keeper Sophie Dawe to put the Cyclones up 1-nil. A KU equalizer came nine minutes later as the two teams would head to the break tied. A two-goal second stanza from the Jayhawks would put things away as Kansas walked away with a road conference win.

M. Walters scored a goal in her second home conference contest, as she provided the game-winner against Arizona in the opener. Four other Cyclones – Chloe Brougthon, Taylor Spitzer, Ella Ciardullo and Erin Hopewell – had shots on the evening. Isabella Agrusso, Ella Zimmerman and Kasey Cannistraro played the entire 90 for ISU, with Cannistraro nabbing seven saves.

For Kansas, three players collected scores. Emika Kawagishi, Kate Langfelder and Jillian Gregorski were KU’s goal-scorers while four different Jayhawks picked up assists. Kansas keeper Sophie Dawe had three saves on the night.

Kansas held a 25-5 shot advantage over the Cyclones, placing 10 shots on goal on the night. KU also held the corner advantage, attempting 10 corners to ISU’s zero. Iowa State pulled down more saves (7-3) while Kansas had more fouls (12-11). Kansas had three yellow cards on the evening.