THE RUNDOWN 
No. 9 DBU finished their 22-match season with a loss to Angelo State in overtime. The teams played to a scoreless tie in the 90 minutes of regular play, leading to a 10-minute period of overtime where the Rambelles scored within the first minute 

ASU made 11 shots in the first half with six on-goal, but were stopped each time by DBU's starting goalkeeper Breanna Bowen. The Patriots attempted four shots, but none were on-goal. After halftime, the sense of urgency in the match increased on each side. Both teams looked for offensive opportunities, but neither were successful. The Patriots saw two corner-kick chances, both cleared out by ASU's defense.  

The 0-0 score at halftime resulted in the first overtime period of 10 minutes. Thirty-five seconds into the period, ASU's Grace Jordan found the game-winning goal in the bottom left corner of the net. 

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW 

• Breanna Bowen made a season-high nine saves against the Rambelles in the 90 minutes of play. 

• Taylor Tufts led the team with three shots on the night. 

• Six Patriots played all 91 minutes of the match, including Angelina Olmos, Taylor Tufts, Kaleigh Naizer, Joeli Benson, Parker Coe, and Breanna Bowen. 

A YEAR IN REVIEW 

• This season, DBU combined for 59 goals, which ranks fourth-most in program history. They were led in goals by Taylor Tufts, who totaled nine. Angelina Olmos contributed eight goals, and Sophia Schrock and McKenna Vela had six. 

• The Patriots tied their single-season record for assists, combining for 57 in 22 matches.  

• Sophomore McKenna Vela totaled 11 assists this season, ranking her 5th in the nation. She is also the second Patriot in program history to have that many assists in a single season. 

• Annie Severide and Sophia Shrock finished their careers with 20 goals apiece, which is 10th most goals in program history.  

• In two seasons with the Patriots, Taylor Tufts combined for 16 goals, 23 assists, and 152 shots. Her 23 assists tie Allyson Bales for third-most career assists in program history and 152 shots are 7th most all-time. 

• Defensive line Parker Coe and Haley Roberson led the team in minutes this season. Coe totaled 1815 and Roberson combined for 1744. 

• Starting goalkeeper Breanna Bowen finished her career with 56 saves on the season and 74 career saves, ranking her 5th all-time in program history. 

• Nine players put on their DBU jersey for the final time tonight, including Haley Roberson, Kaleigh Naizer, Madison Parks, Taylor Tufts, Sophia Schrock, Kathryn Mullis, Annie Severide, Emily Bates, and Breanna Bowen. 

HEAD COACH MARCUS WOOD ON THE SEASON 
"It was an honor to represent DBU. Our Senior class had a remarkable career. They made an eternal impact within our TEAM. They will continue to make an eternal impact. We are so thankful for all the amazing memories together."