NCAA Division
III Women's Soccer
in Frostburg, Maryland
Conference Champions
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2001-2002-2003-2004-2005-2009
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FSU Soccer Office:
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History
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WELCOME
TO FSU WOMEN'S SOCCER HISTORY
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| NOTE: This section
of our site is dedicated to all the women's soccer athletes that have
ever worn the FSU uniform.
It was born as a project that former assistant coach Jamie
Olson (Smith) had done for a class. Using
the
links above, you'll find information about women's soccer players and
teams
at Frostburg State University and some photos from our archives for you
to view and enjoy. We always welcome additions or corrections by
contacting the women's soccer office. | | | | | | | | | | | |
PROGRAM SUMMARY -
The sport of women's soccer at Frostburg State University was elevated
to varsity status in 1994 after FSU students had played soccer and
represented the school as a club sport for approximately 10
years. Ray Kiddy, a well-known regional soccer coach and an FSU
men's assistant, was chosen to lead the program that year with more
than 10 of the former club players participating. Playing
state and regional opponents, the women's soccer team had instant
success and fielded winning teams in those early years. In 1997,
the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) was born with FSU as a charter member, and a more consistent
schedule and the development of several rivalries followed. It
was Penn State-Behrend that turned out to be a periennal AMCC contender
and FSU's primary adversary in conference play. Behrend won the
first 4 AMCC titles in women's soccer, often defeating FSU in the
championship match, before Frostburg attained the honor in 2001 and
then won 5 conference championships consecutively - defeating
Behrend on 4 of those occasions. Behrend regained the title in
2006 after defeating FSU 2-1. FSU had lost only 2 conference
games in four seasons from 2003 to 2006 and went undefeated in
regular-season conference play allowing only one goal in both 2005 and
2006. FSU also won 1st round games in the NCAA Championship Tournament
in both 2003
and 2004.
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In 2009, the FSU women recaptured their final AMCC
crown scoring in overtime after a tough Penn St.-Altoona team snatched
the title in 2008 in a penalty kick shootout. Frostburg State began
their new membership in the Capital Athletic
Conference in 2010 renewing some old rivalries and beginning several
new ones. FSU reached the CAC Conference Final but lost in overtime
before hosting the ECAC South Final and appearing in that championship game for the 2nd time in 3 years.
As a result of their
conference sucesses and in a tough non-conference schedule, FSU has
enjoyed 10 consecutive post-season
tournament
appearances, 6 in the NCAA Tournament and 4 in the ECAC Regional
Tournament. The team has conducted 2 foreign tours visiting Costa Rica in both 2008 and 2011.
The
active players have consistenty maintained approximately a 3.25
team GPA and
are annual recipients of the NSCAA Team Academic Award and of the NSCAA
Ethics Award. In 2010, the team achieved its highest ever team GPA
(3.47) as 3 Seniors were named to the NSCAA Scholar All-Region
team. FSU women's soccer graduates are now successful
teachers, professionals, wives and mothers, and many are still players
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