Frostburg State University Women’s Soccer Team defeated Point Park 2-0 on Oct. 18, 2026, in Frostburg, Md., during Homecoming Weekend. The victory gave Frostburg State its third consecutive shutout and improved its record to 11-2-2, while Point Park fell to 9-5-1.
Rayiah Davis opened the scoring in the 13th minute with a header assisted by Madison Hobson. Mollie Rebuck added the second goal after halftime on a finish assisted by Ana Davis.
Frostburg State Takes Halftime Lead
Frostburg State carried a 1-0 advantage into halftime after Davis converted Hobson’s service. Point Park created two chances from a corner kick just under 20 minutes into the match, but Ainsley Wilson cleared one shot off the line before Mia Graff stopped the follow-up attempt.
Graff made another save late in the half to keep Point Park scoreless. Madison Hinton nearly doubled Frostburg State’s lead before halftime, but her free-kick attempt struck the crossbar.
Graff Preserves the Shutout
Point Park continued to search for an equalizer early in the second half, but Graff stopped multiple attempts. With just under 30 minutes remaining, she reacted quickly to tip Maria Gomez’s shot onto the crossbar.
Frostburg State extended its lead during a sustained attacking sequence. Hobson’s attempt struck the top corner of the crossbar, Hinton put the rebound on target and Point Park goalkeeper Nicole Kuchinski got a fingertip to the shot before Ana Davis’ deflected pass found Rebuck for the finish.
Frostburg State closed out the 2-0 victory behind Graff’s goalkeeping. The senior recorded her sixth clean sheet of the season as the Bobcats secured their third consecutive shutout victory.
Point Park Holds Shot Advantage
Point Park finished with a 12-11 advantage in shots and held a 7-5 edge in shots on goal. Frostburg State’s goals came from Davis and Rebuck, while Hobson and Ana Davis recorded assists.
Frostburg State was scheduled to host Wheeling on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 7:30 p.m.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Frostburg State combined timely scoring with another shutout against Point Park. Wilson’s goal-line clearance and Graff’s saves helped preserve the lead before Davis and Rebuck provided the offense in the 2-0 victory.
Source: Original report
