Frostburg State University Women’s Soccer scored three second-half goals in a five-minute span to defeat Wheeling 3-0 on Sept. 9, 2026, in Wheeling, W. Va. The road victory improved Frostburg State University to 3-1, while Wheeling fell to 0-3.
The match remained scoreless at halftime despite Frostburg State creating numerous chances. After the break, the Bobcats broke through with a quick flurry of goals, displaying dominance as reflected in their 13 shots on goal compared to zero for Wheeling.
Rayiah Davis Opens Frostburg State’s Scoring
Senior Rayiah Davis scored Frostburg State’s opening goal, assisted by junior Cassidy Paige. The goal gave the Bobcats a 1-0 lead after building momentum with several first-half opportunities.
Following that, freshman Emma Hostetler capitalized on an assist from Paige to extend the lead. Paige then secured the third goal, assisted by junior Mollie Rebuck, clinching the 3-0 advantage that decided the match.
Throughout the game, Wheeling was unable to register any shots on goal, underscoring Frostburg State’s defensive solidity and control.
Frostburg State University Women’s Soccer Improves to 3-1
The victory boosted Frostburg State Women’s Soccer to a 3-1 record on the season, while Wheeling dropped to 0-3. The Bobcats were scheduled to remain on the road for a match at No. 16 Fairmont State on Sept. 13, 2026, at 1 p.m.
Full match details are available in the official Frostburg State University Athletics recap.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Frostburg State University Women’s Soccer transformed a scoreless halftime stalemate into a decisive 3-0 road victory with three goals scored within five minutes early in the second half. The goals came from Davis, Hostetler and Paige, while the 13-0 shots-on-goal margin highlights the Bobcats’ superiority during the contest.
Source: Original report
