In a tightly contested match on Oct. 25 in Elkins, W. Va., the Frostburg State University Women’s Soccer team earned a 1-0 victory over Davis & Elkins, thanks to a second-half goal by Rayiah Davis and an assist from Cassidy Paige.
The win boosted Frostburg State’s record to 13-2-2 and marked the Bobcats’ fifth consecutive shutout. Frostburg State dominated the shot attempts with an 18-7 advantage, including 10 shots on goal to Davis & Elkins’ six. Meanwhile, Davis & Elkins fell to 3-8-6.
Decisive Goal by Rayiah Davis
The only goal came eight minutes into the second half when Paige delivered a high cross into the box. Davis reacted swiftly, heading the ball past the goalkeeper to give the Bobcats the lead.
Davis & Elkins pressed for an equalizer, but Frostburg State goalkeeper Mia Graff made key saves, including a late stop against Ava Sherman’s attempt, which was the Senators’ last shot of the match.
Frostburg State’s defense held strong, preventing any further shots on goal after Sherman’s effort, sealing the one-goal win.
Upcoming North Division Title Decider Against Fairmont State
Frostburg State will host Fairmont State on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 5 p.m. The winner of this match will be crowned North Division champion. Frostburg State enters the game with a 13-2-2 record, while Davis & Elkins dropped to 3-8-6 following their loss.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Frostburg State Women’s Soccer combined timely scoring with solid defensive execution to secure a key road win and extend their shutout streak to five games. Their 18-7 shot advantage demonstrated clear control of the game. The looming North Division title match against Fairmont State will be crucial for the Bobcats’ postseason aspirations.
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