GAME SUMMARY
The Dallas Baptist Men's Soccer Team was defeated 2-0 on Monday by Oklahoma Christian University. DBU (3-8-1, 0-2) has fallen in consecutive matches and remains in search of its first conference win.
 
The field conditions were less than ideal on a windy, wet day, as OCU (2-5-1, 1-1) led in the shot category, 16-12. The Eagles also placed a few more shots on goal, 9-7, and two of those reached beyond junior goalie Chuck Schober to help lift the home squad.
 
Notching the first goal was Seth Brown off a header cross from the right side that came from a 30 yard pass. Troy Tipperconnic tallied the assist and helped Oklahoma Christian go ahead 1-0 at the 40:58 minute mark.
 
It was late enough in the frame to keep DBU at that deficit heading into intermission.
 
The 53^rd minute was another point the Patriots gave up a goal to Ante Susic, his fourth of the year. Brandon Little Axe took a shot that was rebounded by Susic.
 
DBU did boast a two-shot improvement in the second half, posting seven, but it was not enough to mount a comeback in the contest.
 
PLAYER LEADERS
Redshirt sophomore Landon Lacy paced the team with three shots. A quartet of Patriots claimed perfect shot on goal percentages including junior Brian Robertson tallying a two-for-two afternoon. Also in that unit were juniors Cameron Gilbert and Alex Becerra, and freshman Nathan McBride.  
 
Classmate Leevi Schwartz and senior David Balyeat also produced multi-shot affairs for the road team.
 
Schober (0-5-1) took the loss in a seven save, two goals allowed, 90 minute outing.
 
OCU's Evan Helker tied the Patriots' keeper with seven saves in the shutout. Brown was credited with the game-winner and also was perfect in shots on goal with two.
 
INSIDE THE NUMBERS
7 – Shots in the second half by both programs
5 – DBU saves in the final frame
27 – Fouls in the contest
1 – Corner kicks per team in the second
3 – Of last four shots in match by DBU were on goal (Occurred within last 20 minutes)
 
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
Dallas Baptist moves along to Texas A&M international University on October 18 for a 7:30 PM contest. Kickoff follows around that time, but could be altered due to the time of game with the Women's Soccer game.

After that, DBU meets St. Mary's University on October 20. It is the third match of a five-game road trip.