The Colorado College Tigers return home from a five-game road trip on Sunday when they take on the Kansas State Wildcats. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 pm Mountain and all the action will be streamed live on MW+.

The Tigers are looking to get back in the win column for the first time in five matches. The team is coming off the longest road trip of the season, which saw them go 0-3-2 with draws at Denver and South Dakota State, and losses at UTSA, Oklahoma, and Minnesota.

The freshmen are still leading the offense for the Tigers, as Ella Ashouri holds the lead in goals at 3, with Chloe Bunton also having a strike, leaving Kate Pulley (So.) as the last goal scorer on the roster. No upper classman have found the net to date, though Charlotte Strabel, Dayliegh Bos, Natalie Cassamajor, and Kendall Memoly all have helpers.

ABOUT KANSAS STATE 
The Wildcats have nine unique goalscorers on the roster coming into Sunday's action, with Gabby Demers being the name at the top of the scouting report ahead of kick off. Demers has started all seven games for Kansas State, with three goals and two assists for a team-best eight assists on the year. Right behind her is Rilyn Rintoul who has netted two goals and a team high three assists for a seven point total, with both playing about 450 minutes through seven matches. In goal, the Wildcats are expected to turn to Maddie Sibbing, who has started all seven matches for the purple and white. In 621:08 of action on the season Sibbing has 22 saves and allowed just four goals. Responsible for all seven decisions on the year, Sibbing is 4-0-3, having only missed 8:52 all year when back-up Grace Pilling came on to finish a 4-0 win vs Seattle University, with Pilling not required to make a save during her appearance. Colleen Corbin leads Kansas State, in her second season at the helm in the sunflower state. Corbin sports a 33-30-20 record in her career, going 11-6-8 at K-State.

SERIES HISTORY
The Tigers and Wildcats met for the first time last season, with the Wildcats earning the 3-1 win over CC in Manhattan, Kansas.

HOW TO FOLLOW ALONG
Sunday's match will be broadcast on the MW+ with Bryan Gennen on the call. Live statistics can be found online at CCTigers.com, while live updates will also be provided on the team's official X page at @CCWSoccer.

UP NEXT
Colorado College remains at home next weekend when they take on former Mountain West Rival, Colorado State, at Stewart Field.