Senior Taylor Housley scored two goals, and San Diego defeated Kansas, 2-0, in women’s college soccer Friday at the Jayhawk Soccer Complex.
The Jayhawks outshot San Diego 17-6 over the final 70 minutes but were unable to score for the second straight match.
The loss dropped Kansas to 3-3-1 while San Diego moved to 5-2-0.
“I thought we played well today, but it was just a couple of mental errors that did us in,” KU coach Mark Francis. “I really liked our team’s mentality in the attacking third of the field, but it was just one of those days when we couldn’t find the back of the goal.
“There’s still a lot of soccer still to be played this year and, if we play like we did today, there’s no question we’ll win more games than we lose.”
Kansas will entertain San Francisco at noon Sunday.
Ames, Iowa ? Kansas University’s soccer team fell to Iowa State, 2-0, on Sunday.
Whitney Berry had three shots (one on goal), while Caitlin Noble and Emily Cressy had two shots apiece for KU, which fell to 4-6 on the season and 0-2 in Big 12 play. ISU improved to 6-3-2 and 1-0.
