WINCHESTER, Va. - Visiting Frostburg State rallied for a rain-shortened 10-4 non-league softball victory over Shenandoah Sunday afternoon.

The game, which was played through a steady rain, was halted in the top of the sixth when the field became unplayable.

The second game of the doubleheader was cancelled.

Shenandoah (1-4) jumped in front 4-0 thanks to a four-run second highlighted by the first career home run from freshman Lindsay Corbin.

Corbin led off the SU second with a solo shot to center.

Pitcher Megan Tripp (1-2) followed with an RBI single to score Erica Kondzielawa and later scored an unearned run to complete the inning.

Brittany Guepe, who reached on a single through the left side, scored the Hornets remaining run in the frame.

Frostburg (1-2) answered with four runs in the fourth before taking the lead for good on a single run in the fifth.

Allison Williams brought Hannah Tavik home with the winning run on a fielder's choice. Tavik had reached on a single up the middle.

Tavik (1-1) earned the win after giving up the four runs (two earned) on four hits and five walks in 5.0 innings.

She struck out two.

Tripp allowed her 10 runs (seven earned) on eight hits and eight walks while striking out two.

Guepe had two hits for the hosts.

Shenandoah is back in action on Thursday with a non-league contest against Messiah.

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