Frostburg State University women’s soccer earned Mountain East Conference recognition for Mollie Rebuck and Brian Parker, who received the league’s top individual awards after a vote of the MEC head coaches.
Rebuck, a junior forward, was named the MEC Offensive Player of the Year, while Parker was selected as the MEC Coach of the Year. Rebuck recorded nine goals and three assists during the season and tied for first in the conference with nine goals, along with a .429 goal average per game.
Frostburg State University women’s soccer places six on All-MEC First Team
Frostburg State University placed six players on the All-MEC First Team. Rebuck earned a spot alongside senior goalkeeper Mia Graff, junior forward Cassidy Paige, senior midfielder Madison Hinton, and junior defenders Madison Hobson and Ridgely Houck.
Junior midfielder Rayiah Davis was selected to the All-MEC Second Team, while junior midfielder Ana Davis received an All-MEC Honorable Mention selection. Freshman forward Kelly Dougherty joined them on the All-Freshman Team, giving Frostburg State nine conference selections.
Frostburg State University captures MEC North Division title
Frostburg State captured the MEC North Division title and entered the MEC Women’s Soccer Championship as a top seed in the division. The Bobcats finished the regular season 14-2-2 and ended the season with their sixth consecutive shutout victory.
Frostburg State is scheduled to face Charleston (WV) on Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. The schedule lists live statistics for the match.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Frostburg State University women’s soccer received conference recognition across its roster, led by Rebuck’s offensive award and Parker’s coaching honor. The six All-MEC First Team selections, along with three additional honors, followed a North Division title and a 14-2-2 regular season.
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