FROSTBURG, Md. – Stevenson found the net twice in the first half and carried those two goals to a 2-0 win over host Frostburg State, Saturday afternoon.

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Stevenson (4-2) received goals from Allison Arters at 34:21 and just over four minutes later, Lauren Spivey found the net as the Mustangs (4-2) held a 2-0 edge at halftime.
 
Stevenson outshot Frostburg 7-4 in the opening half and held a 5-3 lead in shots in the second period.
 
The Bobcats (1-5) came out firing as Gwen Schemm and Danielle Ferris both had shots saved by Mustang keeper Tiffany McKee at 17:13 and 21:13, respectively.
 
In the second period, sophomore Brooke Shehade had a left footed shot denied by McKee just under 10 minutes into action.
 
In the 68^th minute, Shehade hit a high arching shot towards the top left corner of the net that forced McKee to back pedal and make a diving save as the Bobcats tried again to cut into their deficit.
 
Frostburg's final shot of the game came off the foot of Schemm at 75:15 that sailed wide of the net.
 
At the other end of the field, Bobcat starting keeper Jenny Bullers notched three saves in the loss. She stopped a shot off the foot of Emily Lord just before intermission and she made a diving save to her left on a left footed attempt in the 78^th minute from Gabrielle Arters.
 
Schemm paced the Bobcats with three shots, while Shehade posted two attempts on goal.
 
Frostburg returns to action on Tuesday when it hosts Catholic at 7:00 pm.