Senior goalie Charlotte Owens stopped an incredible three penalty kicks in regulation, but the University of Mary Washington women's soccer team dropped a 2-0 decision at Frostburg State University on Saturday in the Capital Athletic conference championship.

In an evenly played first half, the Bobcats held an 8-6 shot advantage, but neither team would score, as the game went to halftime scoreless. Owens stopped a penalty kick from Brooke Longo in the 43rd minute to keep the game scoreless.

In the second, Frostburg outshot the Eagles, 14-6, and found the nets in the 61st minute on a goal from Erin Worthman. The game remained 1-0 thanks to Owens stopping another penalty kick in the 72nd minute off the foot of Kourtney McLain, and yet another in the 78th minute by Chelsie McCoy. The Bobcats finally nabbed an insurance goal with five minutes remaining on a score from Melanie Bell.

In all, FSU led in shots, 22-12, and in corner kicks, 7-1. Owens made nine saves in the contest, while Katie Smith had five stops for Frostburg.

The Eagles close the season with a mark of 12-7-2.