THE RUNDOWN
On day two of the Oklahoma Baptist Invitational, DBU STUNT went 2-0 with wins over Southern Nazarene and Maryville, outscoring their opponent in all eight quarters. The Patriots now stand at 5-2 on the campaign, with a stretch of home games upcoming.

GAME 1: DBU vs. SOUTHERN NAZARENE
DBU: 30 | SNU: 8
The Patriots jumped out to a 5-1 lead in the first quarter of their blowout win over SNU, highlighted by routine four. Earning a big lead this early in the contest fueled the group with energy and a spark for the rest of the day. DBU earned every single point in the second quarter, going into halftime leading 9-1.

The standout routine of the third quarter was routine six, a high-level tumble that earned DBU a full point. Entering the fourth leading 15-5, the Patriots were able to double their score in the last frame on the backs of an elite routine four performance.

MADI GONDRON ON SATURDAY MORNING'S WIN
"I'm really proud of how we competed against SNU. You could see our hard work from all of our practices in every detail. Not only did we play well, but we also brought the culture of DBU to the sidelines, and that energy showed the bond and heart of our team."

GAME 2: DBU vs. MARYVILLE
DBU: 29 | MARYVILLE: 21
The first quarter of game two finished with the Patriots ahead 5-4. DBU was able to receive six points in the second quarter by playing routines one through four. Heading into halftime, the Patriots led 11-8.

The Patriots outscored Maryville 4-2 in the third quarter, winning two routines and tying the other two. Entering the fourth quarter leading 15-10, DBU was able to put the game on ice with routine three, taking the points for partner stunt, pyramids and tosses, and jumping and tumbling.

LONDYN JOY ON STUNT'S 2-0 DAY
"After our games on Saturday, I'm super proud of our team and the work we've been putting in. This weekend showed us what we're capable of and is only going to light a bigger fire under us for the rest of the season. Seeing our hard work pay off only makes us want to push even harder."

UP NEXT
DBU (5-2) returns to Dallas on Thursday to open a three-game homestand against St. Edward's (3-8)