FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Two of the four higher seeds prevailed as the Mountain East Conference Women’s Soccer Championship began Sunday afternoon. Higher seeds Fairmont State and Frostburg State advanced to the semifinals, while the North Division’s No. 3 seed Point Park and No. 4 seed Davis & Elkins will also advanced.
The MEC semifinals are set for Wednesday on campus sites. The higher seed hosts. Point Park will travel to Frostburg, Maryland, marking the programs first conference semifinal appearance. Fairmont State will host Davis & Elkins.
Both matches can be viewed live on MountainEast.tv.
#4S Charleston 0, #1N Frostburg State 0 (6-5)
Frostburg State advanced past Chareston following a scorless draw at Bobcat Stadium on Sunday evening in Frostburg, Md.
The Bobcats advanced to the semifinal round after converting on six of their eight penalty kicks, as Charleston converted five.
Frostburg State tallied 24 shots in the contest, with nine shots on goal. Junior forward Cassidy Paige and freshman midfielder Kelly Dougherty had the most shots on target, with three each.
Charleston's season ends 6-7-6.
#3N Point Park 1, #2S Glenville State 0
Point Park earned a 1-0 win on the road over North Division No. 2 seed Glenville State inside I.L. & Sue Morris Stadium in Glenville, West Virginia.
Point Park dominated throughout both halves, but could not find the back of the net until the 81st minute as senior forward Rebecca Pihlgren scored for the Pioneers.
Glenville State’s season ends 9-9-1.
#4N Davis & Elkins 1, #1S WV State 1 (3-1)
Davis & Elkins advanced past West Virginia State, 3-1 on penalty kicks, following a 1-1 draw at Lakin-Ray Field at Dickerson Stadium in Institute, W. Va.
Senior defender Ava Sherman scored in the 13th minute to open the scoring for Davis & Elkins, as the Senators held the Yellowjackets scoreless throughout the first half.
Sophomore midfielder Cali Questel got WVSU on the board in the 78th minute, leveling the score at 1-1.
Neither squad was able to score during either 10-minute overtime periods, forcing a shootout to determine who would advance to the semifinals. Davis & Elkins converted all three of their penalty kicks, as West Virginia State only made one.
Davis & Elkins will face North Division No. 2 seed Fairmont State in the semifinals round on Wednesday in Fairmont, W. Va.
#3S WV Wesleyan 1, #2N Fairmont State 2
The higher seed and host Fairmont State opened the scoring 20 minutes into the contest, with a goal from the 2026 MEC Defensive Player of the Year junior defender/midfieldler Agnes Bjork.
The Falcons struck again in the 35th minute, as junior midfielder/forward Sam Yuen connected on a pass from Bjork, making the score 2-0.
Fairmont State held off West Virginia Wesleyan until the 76th minute, when junior defender Carlie Ice put the Bobcats on the board, cutting the deficit to 2-1.
The Falcons held onto their one-goal lead, and will look to host North Division No. 4 seed Davis & Elkins on Wednesday for the 2026 MEC Women’s Soccer semifinals match.
West Virginia Wesleyan’s season ends 7-9-3.