The Frostburg State University men’s soccer team lost 3-0 to No. 9 Davis & Elkins on October 25, 2026, in Elkins, W. Va. Davis & Elkins led 1-0 at halftime and scored twice in the second half.
Francisco Lopez Kreik opened the scoring for Davis & Elkins, while Souleymane Baal and Jordi Rafus Aulet added goals after halftime. Frostburg State goalkeeper Emerson made eight saves as Davis & Elkins outshot the Bobcats 16-4.
Davis & Elkins Takes Control
Frostburg State created an early opportunity when sophomore David Williams sent a volley toward goal, but Davis & Elkins goalkeeper Charlie Philips made a diving save. Davis & Elkins later threatened with a header off the crossbar and a shot from Santiago Maiolo that went over the bar.
Frostburg State generated another chance when graduate players Kevin Garcia-Torres and Mateo Cuadros combined to find sophomore Inzaghi Harmon, whose shot went directly at Philips. Davis & Elkins broke through later in the half when Francisco Lopez Kreik finished a rebound to give the Senators a 1-0 lead.
Emerson made several saves early in the second half, including one on a long-distance attempt from Souleymane Baal. Baal later doubled the lead with a shot over Emerson, and Jordi Rafus Aulet completed the scoring after finding space in the box on an overlapping run.
Freshman Lynghton Romage nearly answered for Frostburg State when he headed a free kick just wide. Emerson also made two saves in quick succession late to prevent another Davis & Elkins goal, but Frostburg State could not close the gap.
Frostburg State University Men’s Soccer Team Prepares for Finale
The loss dropped Frostburg State to 7-3-6 overall, while Davis & Elkins improved to 11-1-2. Frostburg State’s regular-season finale was scheduled for October 28 at 7 p.m. against fourth-ranked Charleston at home.
The complete game recap is available through Frostburg State University Athletics.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Davis & Elkins established control with a 1-0 halftime lead and extended the advantage in the second half. The 16-4 shot difference and Emerson’s eight saves reflected the pressure Frostburg State faced throughout the match.
Frostburg State will turn to its home regular-season finale against fourth-ranked Charleston on October 28 at 7 p.m.
Source: Original report
