Post-Season Honors

Jesse Dunagan usually plays every field position at some point throughout a season, sometimes even within one game, but she took advantage of her minutes as a forward this year and led our team in scoring.  In fact, she scored the first and last goals of our season and had a hat-trick against S. Virginia.   She was recognized for her efforts by being named to the All-CAC 2nd team.  Her first all-conference honor.

Congrats JD!

Playoff Time!

We have a great tradition here at FSU of hosting and playing in important post-season games.  This year we get to host our Conference Tournament Quarterfinal on Saturday at 5:00pm in Bobcat Stadium on Homecoming weekend.
The game will be streamed live as usual but families and alumnae in attendance are welcome to watch from our Stadium Hospitality Suite.

Senior Day 2018!

We had a terrific Senior Day here at FSU as we celebrated the careers and achievements of our 6 awesome Senior year players.
Still lots of fun to have with these great student-athletes as we finish our season.

Rivalries

Winning a big game against a cross-state rival feels pretty good.  Our players worked very hard on Saturday and got 2 goals to open conference play in a big game at Salisbury.  They have a good team and coach and so it's especially gratifying when our players produce a good gritty performance and can get a result in an important rivalry game.  Every year, our team has to learn good competitive habits that put us in position to outscore our opponents and there was good evidence of that this week.

Here's our 2018 crew!

Just Rewards

Competitive sports and soccer in particular, can be cruel at times.  I'm not sure there's a team sport quite like soccer where one team can do so many things well in a game and still get outscored.   A sport where the performance of the teams is more inconsistent with the final score of the game.   So, an obvious challenge for players and coaches is to realize that playing well, putting in a good performance, doesn't mean you'll always win.  The tougher realization is that without that consistent good level of performance, you know your chances of winning decline.  So, good competitive teams have to be mentally tough and realize that eventually, throughout a given season, you're good preparation and energy and commitment and skill will eventually put you in a position to win some games.  You hope the right number of games and at the right time of year.
Our success at Gettysburg this week does feel like it was truly earned.  Our players have shown tremendous determination and spirit through an early season that has delivered us some difficult score lines.  Great timing for our team as we prepare for conference play to begin this weekend.

Great Goal in Bobcat Stadium!

In spite of a rough start this season in terms of the scorelines, there's evidence every week that we're improving as a team and can produce quality moments in our games.  This goal was a great example of the kind of team goal we aspire to produce in our stadium more often.  Great stuff from Gwen Schemm, Hailey Turney, and Emily Lehman. 

College Soccer

It was a tough weekend in terms of results for our team.  We allowed a team to beat us that only earned 1 shot on goal and then played a tough New Jersey team in Montclair State that's going to win lots of games this year for sure.  Although, we are disappointed with the scoreboard, we're learning more about our team and getting better every day.    We also realize there are lots of ingredients in a team and our shared experiences on and off the field will help make us the best 'team' we can be.  Spending some team time in New York City for dinner, shopping, and pictures is always a bonus traveling in that region.
Home games this week and next in Bobcat Stadium!

Times Square - 2018

Mother Nature

My relationship with Mother Nature is strained a bit after she canceled a game here at FSU for the first time in my 17 year career!  Rain fine, field fine, active lightning - not fine.  A pesky storm just hung around long enough to send everyone home.

Our opening game will now be Wednesday, Sept 5th - 2018 Season, here we come!

2018 Season: Here We Come!

We've had a great start to our 2018 preseason and can't wait to start playing games!  We'll have a home scrimmage on Wednesday the 22nd at 5pm and then open at home on Friday the 31st at 7pm.  Our roster and schedule are updated on our site at:
www.FrostburgSports.com

Our 2018 team and Captains- Kelly Richards, Rhi Lapen, and Melissa Krofcheck

 

Moving on Up!

Our transition to NCAA Division II and the Mt. East Conference has begun!  #D2atFSU

Frostburg State Set To Join Mountain East Conference:  – The Mountain East Conference announced today that Frostburg State University has accepted an offer of membership from the conference following a unanimous vote of approval by the MEC Board of Directors on June 30. Provisional member status for Frostburg State in the MEC is contingent upon acceptance into the NCAA Division II three-year membership process.

Smart Players on and off the Field

22 FSU Women's Soccer players were named to the CAC All-Academic team for 2017-18.   That is a new high for FSUWS and was the most players selected this year among CAC Soccer teams.

Congratulations to all these highly committed student-athletes!

CAC All Academic Team

An Awesome Year and Semester!

This group of college students has been amazing. The FSU Women's Soccer team just earned its best-ever semester GPA! A 3.595 team GPA among our Spring rostered players is an awesome accomplishment. 8 players earned a perfect 4.0 GPA for the Spring and another 9 earned a 3.5 or better. 22 of 25 players earned a 3.0 or better. These are all new precedents for FSUWS.  Killing it on the field and in the classroom!

Spring 2018 Perfect 4.0 GPAs:
Rylee Learn*
Katie Broadhurst
Alyssa Malanik
Rebecca Phillip
Sienna Grau*
Gwen Schemm*
Danielle Ferris
Melanie Bell

*These 3 players also have 4.0 Cumulative GPA's