Quincy, Ill. - Missouri State STUNT (8-6) beat both Quincy and Missouri Valley this afternoon in two dominant performances.

"I was glad to get the job done, but as a team we were unhappy with our performance today. We will be making lots of changes in preparation for our tournament at UT Martin. The goal is qualifying for nationals, so we will continue to strive to get there," stated head coach Kennedy Wingbermuehle.

Game One
Missouri State 22, Quincy 8
The Bears started out strong in the partner stunts, earning three points to the Hawks' one. The Bears went one better in the second quarter of pyramids and tosses solidifying their lead with four points awarded compared to again the Hawks' one.  Missouri State continued with momentum in the second half, scoring five more points to Quincy's two in the jumps and tumbling. The Bears then finished the meet off with 10 points earned in the team routines compared to the Hawks' four.

Game Two
Missouri State 19, Missouri Valley 2
The Bears opened up the first quarter neck and neck with the Vikings in the partner stunts, earning two points to the Vikings one. The Bears leapt ahead in the pyramids and tosses, winning three points without letting up any. In the third quarter of jumps and tumbling, the Bears once again ran to the lead, securing four points to the Vikings' one. Missouri State ended the fourth quarter in fine form in the team routines with 10 points awarded once again without any going the way of the Vikings. This marks the Bears second victory over Missouri Valley this year, and third overall for a 3-0 series history record.

Missouri State STUNT is back on the mat on Saturday, March. 14 for a two-day, four-game away slate in Martin, Tenn., to face Northern Kentucky, Missouri Baptist, Maryville and hosts UT Martin.