Relay for Life

The FSU women's soccer team raised nearly $1200 for the American Cancer Society at the annual Relay for Life event held in Bobcat Stadium last Friday night.  The team raised more than any other sports team at FSU this year and helped the entire campus community raise a total of over $40,000 for ACS.  Members of our team are seen below with the FSU men's soccer team and then at the Luminary ceremony held at dusk.

A Greek Goddess!

Sophomore Goalkeeper Michelle Buckmaster, also a sister of Delta Zeta, was named FSU's Greek Goddess for 2010 as part of Greek Week on the FSU campus this Spring. In the talent portion of the competition, Michelle sang a mix of Taylor Swift and the classic by Vanilla Ice, "Ice Ice Baby". She was sporting her crown Friday at the Relay for Life cancer fundraiser in our stadium.

Spring Game and Relay for Life

We played 2 games on Saturday at Shippensburg by drawing Kutztown 0-0 and losing 1-0 to Shippensburg, both teams from the D2 PSAC conference. Overall, we did very well and although we didn't score, we did create a good number of chances against both teams and defended well in a new system for our team.
This week is Earth Week with a variety of events on our campus culminating with a meaningful fundraiser for cancer research called Relay for Life. Our team is one of many that participates in this event in our stadium at FSU on Friday night. We'll play an intersquad scrimmage at 1:30 and then Relay for Life events will begin at 6pm. Please contribute to our "team" at the website below or come visit FSU for this wonderful event.
www.relayforlife.org/fsu

Our Fall Conference Championship celebration photo appeared in the latest edition of the FSU Alumni Magazine, the Profile. The Profile is paper mailed to thousands of FSU alumni, friends, and families. The link to the pdf version of the Spring 2010 edition is below. The photo was in the sports wrap-up section on page 36.

Profile -the FSU Magazine

You never know what you might see at FSU!

FSU is a regional resource in Western Maryland for academic discourse but also the arts, drama, music, entertainment, and of course, athletics. As a result, you never know what you might see on our campus any given weekend. A couple weeks ago it was the Harlem Globetrotters and each spring the Shrine Circus visits our Main Arena. Saturday, a few friends of the circus enjoyed lounging in the sun in front of our administration building.