Liz Seligman is entering her second season as a graduate assistant for the Frostburg State University women’s soccer program in 2014.
Last season, she helped Frostburg to eight wins and its fourth-straight trip to the CAC Tournament. FSU led the conference in scoring (2.3 gpg), finished second in both goals (41) and assists (32) and finished with the league’s fourth lowest goals against average (1.13).
From 2009-12, Seligman was a fundamental cornerstone in the women’s soccer program as she started every game of her career (104). She finished second overall in FSU career assists with 36.
Seligman was one of the league’s most consistent players throughout the Bobcats' first three years in the CAC as she earned three-straight second-team all-conference honors. In her senior year, she finished second in the league in assists (9) and helped the defense to seven shutouts. As a junior, she led the CAC and FSU with eight assists.
Seligman also has been actively involved in coaching since her arrival on campus. She was as a member of the coaching staff for the Frostburg soccer camps for the past three years. In addition, she served as a soccer clinic instructor for the Cumberland YMCA. She also possesses an NSCAA National Diploma coaching license.
She graduated from FSU with a degree in psychology in 2013. She is currently obtaining her masters of education in the interdisciplinary program.
