WINCHESTER, Va. - Frostburg State battled rainy conditions and an early Shenandoah University lead to take a 5-1 non-league field hockey decision Wednesday afternoon.

Shenandoah (4-7) got the opening goal of the game in the 11th minute from freshman Jenn Iuliano (Fairplay, Md./St. James) off a Courtney Beard (Manchester, Md./North Carroll) penalty corner, but the Bobcats answered with five straight goals.

Samantha Riley tied the game in the 33rd minute off of a Brittany Blystone assist before getting the game winner 11 minutes later.

Kim Smith sandwiched a pair of insurance goals in the 53rd and 70th minutes around a Tawni Buck tally to provide the final margin.

FSU outshot the Hornets 22-6 and took 14 of the game's 18 penalty corners.

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SU keeper Wendy Taylor (Cape May, N.J./Lower Cape May) made 12 saves in the loss.