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Welcome to the Frostburg State Bobcats Women’s Basketball page. Located in Frostburg, Maryland, the Bobcats compete in NCAA Division II as part of the Mountain East Conference (MEC). Led by head coach Jenna Eckleberry, entering her fourth season for 2025-26, the team plays home games at Bobcat Arena (3,600 seats) inside the Harold J. Cordts Physical Education Center. This page highlights the Bobcats’ history, key players, and upcoming schedule. You’ll find easy, no-fuss access to tickets and official social channels for the latest news and updates.

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Recent momentum has elevated Frostburg State to new heights in Division II. The 2023-24 season marked the program’s most successful stretch since moving to Division II, followed by a 19-11 overall record and a 12-8 MEC mark in 2024-25, with a MEC semifinal appearance. Emilee Weakley earned All-American honors, and Coach of the Year recognition went to Jenna Eckleberry in 2023-24. For 2025-26, the roster features players like Sa’Niyah Council, Riley Nelson, Caitlyn Sullivan, Laekyn Flinn, Mandy Roman, Raegan Ogle, Morgan Taylor, and Sophie Nichols, among others. Expect exhibitions against Virginia, Liberty, and Towson, plus the Jim Crawley Conference Challenge at Frostburg with Bloomsburg and Pitt-Johnstown, and several home MEC and non-conference games at Bobcat Arena. Stay connected with official updates via social media: @FROSTBURG_WBB and the Frostburg Athletics accounts @frostburgsports.

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  • Conference and level: NCAA Division II, Mountain East Conference (MEC).
  • Home arena: Bobcat Arena (3,600-seat capacity) in the Harold J. Cordts Physical Education Center.
  • Head coach: Jenna Eckleberry, entering her fourth season for 2025-26.
  • Recent achievements: 2023-24 – most successful season since joining Division II; 2024-25 – 19-11 overall, 12-8 MEC, MEC semifinal appearance; Emilee Weakley named All-American; Coach of the Year (MEC) in 2023-24.
  • Roster highlights (2025-26): Sa’Niyah Council, Riley Nelson, Caitlyn Sullivan, Laekyn Flinn, Mandy Roman, Raegan Ogle, Morgan Taylor, Sophie Nichols, among others.
  • 2025-26 schedule highlights: exhibitions at Virginia, Liberty, and Towson; Jim Crawley Conference Challenge at Frostburg with Bloomsburg and Pitt-Johnstown; several home MEC/non-conference games at Bobcat Arena; current season record through 2025-23 shows ongoing competition.

Recent momentum has elevated Frostburg State to new heights in Division II. The 2023-24 season marked the program’s most successful stretch since moving to Division II, followed by a 19-11 overall record and a 12-8 MEC mark in 2024-25, with a MEC semifinal appearance. Emilee Weakley earned All-American honors, and Coach of the Year recognition went to Jenna Eckleberry in 2023-24. For 2025-26, the roster features players like Sa’Niyah Council, Riley Nelson, Caitlyn Sullivan, Laekyn Flinn, Mandy Roman, Raegan Ogle, Morgan Taylor, and Sophie Nichols, among others. Expect exhibitions against Virginia, Liberty, and Towson, plus the Jim Crawley Conference Challenge at Frostburg with Bloomsburg and Pitt-Johnstown, and several home MEC and non-conference games at Bobcat Arena. Stay connected with official updates via social media: @FROSTBURG_WBB and the Frostburg Athletics accounts @frostburgsports.

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