ARLINGTON, Va. – Junior Sharyce Warren finished in double figures for the third-straight game but it wasn't enough as the Frostburg women's basketball team suffered a 57-47 loss at Marymount, Saturday.
 
The Bobcats (5-10, 3-5) outscored the host Saints (12-3, 6-2) 19-11 in the fourth quarter and brought their deficit to within nine points on several occasions.
 
Warren and junior Alexis Welch connected on back-to-back baskets for Frostburg at the midway point of the fourth quarter that brought FSU to within nine at 47-38 and 50-41.
 
Warren later added two-straight three-pointers for the Bobcats at 1:20 and again with just 25 seconds left that pulled FSU to within nine once again. MU made a late free throw to set the final at 57-47.
 
The Bobcats had trailed by as many as 22 points early in the third quarter before the fourth-quarter surge helped bring the deficit to single digits.
 
Frostburg's bench outscored Marymount's 30-10 behind Warren's game-high 15 points. She also contributed three three-pointers and four steals.
 
Sophomore Victoria Diggs was second on the Bobcats with seven points, while freshman Sydney Stotler paced the team with eight rebounds.

Diggs hit Frostburg's first basket of the ballgame, a jumper at 6:41, and she later made a layup that pulled FSU to within four, 14-10 with 1:53 left in the first quarter.
 
Kiki Laux led three Saint starters in double figures with 13 points, while Nicole Viscuso pulled down 11 rebounds.
 
Frostburg travels to Southern Virginia this Wednesday at 5:30 pm.