The Kansas women’s soccer team is in the midst of an eight-day break after playing seven games to open the season, with the Jayhawks sitting at 5-2.

 

Kansas is coming off a 3-0 non-conference win over Kansas City, giving the Jayhawks some momentum as they head into the final stretch of non-conference play.

 

With a few key players dealing with minor injuries, head coach Nate Lie says the Jayhawks have done a good job putting themselves in position to score but need to be more decisive with their finishing, especially with Big 12 play approaching.

 

The Jayhawks will use the extended break to recover and prepare for the challenges ahead as they get closer to conference play. KU will return to action on the road against Saint Louis, a team that knocked Kansas out of the tournament two years ago, while also looking for its first road win against the Billikens.