FROSTBURG, Md. – After allowing a goal in the first half, the Frostburg State women's soccer team scored three unanswered goals, including two in the second half, to rally past Shenandoah, 3-1, Wednesday under the lights at Bobcat Stadium.
 
The Hornets (4-2) scored on a breakaway goal in the 19^th minute when Emily Yergin dribbled for nearly half of the field and connected with a left-footed goal for a 1-0 cushion.
 
Shenandoah outshot Frostburg 15-8 for the contest, but FSU scored three goals over its next six shots.
 
With less than five minutes remaining in the first half, sophomore Bryce Papp took a centering pass from sophomore Anais Ventura and knocked a shot towards that net that ricocheted off an Hornet defender and into the net that evened the score at 1-1 at halftime.
 
Shenandoah had a chance to answer in the 56th minute when a shot from Yergin was cleared off the goal line by Bobcat junior Kourtney McLain after the ball got past keeper Rhianna Lapen.
 
In the 60^th minute, junior Katie Broadhurst gave the hosts the lead for good. She gathered in a loose ball that had deflected off Hornet keeper Erin Septer and Broadhurst lifted a left-footed attempt over a Hornet defender and into the top left corner of the net.
 
Junior Melanie Bell added an insurance goal for Frostburg over 10 minutes later. Freshman Brooke Shehade took a corner kick that found its way to Bell who knocked the ball into the lower left corner of the net for the 3-1 lead and eventually the win.
 
Bobcat keeper Karen Belteton and Lapen each played a half in net. Belteton made two saves and allowed the SU goal, while Lapen finished with five.
 
Frostburg returns to action on Friday when it travels to Stevenson at 7:00 pm.