Frostburg State University Football Season Ends With 28-7 Home Loss to Fairmont State
Frostburg State University Football season ends with a 28-7 home loss to Fairmont State after leading 7-0 through the first quarter.
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Frostburg State University Football season ends with a 28-7 home loss to Fairmont State after leading 7-0 through the first quarter.
Emma Hostetler scored the only goal as Frostburg State Women’s Soccer defeated Slippery Rock 1-0 for its first NCAA Division II tournament victory.
Jenna Muha scored 16 points and Sophie Nichols added 13 as Frostburg State University women’s basketball defeated Mansfield, 86-48, in the season opener.
Frostburg State University Women’s Volleyball fell to Wheeling 3-1 in the Mountain East Conference Tournament semifinals in Fairmont, W. Va., ending the season at 11-17.
Grace Yocham and Alliyah McNair led Frostburg State University Women’s Volleyball to a 3-1 Mountain East Conference quarterfinal victory over Concord, the program’s first win in MEC knockout competition.
Frostburg State University Women’s Wrestling Starts 0-2 After Losses to Ursinus and No. 11 Sacred Heart, while Maria Hiles wins both matches at 180 pounds.
Frostburg State University Women’s Soccer defeated No. 24 Fairmont State 4-1 on Nov. 8, 2026, to win the program’s first Mountain East Conference Tournament championship.
Frostburg State Football led 17-0 with seven minutes gone in the first quarter but lost 55-37 to West Virginia State. Brett Patterson rushed for 105 yards and two touchdowns, while Tra’Shaun Timmons recorded seven receptions for 94 yards.
Mikyla Rineer scored on a fourth-quarter penalty stroke, and freshman goalkeeper Jenna Yazzetti made 15 saves as Frostburg State University Women’s Field Hockey defeated No. 7 West Chester, 1-0, in its regular-season finale.
Frostburg State University Athletics’ men’s cross country team placed 10th at the 2026 Mountain East Conference Championships in Bethany, W. Va., led by senior Gage Osborne’s 38th-place finish.