Frostburg State University Athletics announced 2026-27 men’s and women’s basketball ticket details, including tournament-pass rules and complimentary admission for faculty and staff with a valid FSU ID.
Frostburg State University Women’s Soccer defeated Charleston (WV) 6-5 on penalty kicks after a 0-0 draw through regulation and overtime to reach the MEC Tournament semifinals.
Frank Stare scored twice in the second half as the Frostburg State University Men’s Soccer Team rallied past Salem (WV) 3-1 in the MEC Tournament quarterfinals and advanced to face Charleston (WV) in the semifinals.
Frostburg State University Athletics Men’s Football led 21-6 but fell 22-21 to Delta State after Price Nixon’s 23-yard field goal with 55 seconds remaining.
Frostburg State University women’s field hockey lost 3-0 to No. 1 Kutztown on Oct. 31, 2026. Jenna Yazzetti made 11 saves as the Bobcats fell to 6-10.
Frostburg State University Women’s Volleyball swept Davis & Elkins, 3-0, as Grace Yocham led all scorers with nine kills in the October 30 road victory.
Frostburg State University women’s soccer received two Mountain East Conference major awards and nine conference selections.
Frostburg State University Athletics forward Frank Stare was named the 2026 Mountain East Conference Offensive Player of the Year and First Team All-Conference for Frostburg State Men’s Soccer.
McKenna Boyle scored on a late third-quarter rebound as No. 2 Shippensburg defeated Frostburg State University women’s field hockey, 1-0, on Oct. 28, 2026.
Martin Echarren scored in the final minutes to lift No. 4 Charleston (WV) past Frostburg State University Men’s Soccer, 1-0. Frostburg State finished the regular season 7-4-6 and secured the MEC North Division’s No. 2 seed.
