THE RUNDOWN
The DBU Women's Soccer team fought Newman to a scoreless draw Thursday at Newman. Hope Koym saved all five shots on goal as DBU (5-2-2, 4-0-1 Heartland Conference) earned its fifth shutout of the year.

Despite earning three corner kicks in the second overtime period, DBU could not find the game-winning goal. The Jets (7-1-1, 3-1-1) failed to score for the first time in 2018.

Abigail Olmos led DBU with four shot attempts, one of which was on goal. Only four Patriot shots were on target, tying a season-low set in the season-opening 0-0 tie at UC Colorado Springs.

THREE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
 - The Patriots held scoreless a Newman team that had scored eight goals in its previous two games.

 - DBU falls to second place in the conference after St. Edward's' win over Rogers State.

 - Newman entered the game with the best overall record in the Heartland Conference.


COACH MICHELLE LENARD ON A TOUGH ROAD TEST
"Tonight was a tough test on the road. We got off to a slow start, and it took us a while to settle in and play our game, but as the game went on, we gained more control, and I thought we had the better play in the second half and overtime. We had some good opportunities to score late in the game, and I think we were a little unlucky to come away without a goal. It will be important to bounce back on Saturday and get a better start."

INSIDE THE NUMBERS
5 – Koym's five saves were her second-most on the season.

7 – DBU took seven corner kicks on the night, compared to just two for Newman.

0 – The Patriots have not lost a game this season when not scoring a goal.


UP NEXT
The Patriots travel to Claremore, Oklahoma, to face Rogers State on Thursday. Kickoff is scheduled for noon.