Women's Basketball

Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Basketball is set to travel to Waldorf for its conference opener on Saturday (Nov. 14), after the midweek break. The Bulldogs split the Cattle Classic with a win over a then-ranked No. 3 Dakota State.

A back-and-forth battle ended with the first home win for the Bulldogs, who defeated No. 3 Dakota State University (S.D.), 64-54, in a top-10 clash on Saturday (Nov. 7).

In a wire-to-wire pulse pounder, regulation wasn't enough to decide the outcome. Ultimately, No. 16 Montana Tech escaped Friedrich Arena with an 80-77 overtime win over No. 10 Concordia at the Cattle Classic.

After her second and third career starts, Makynna Robbins was named the GPAC/Hauff Mid-America Sports Women’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Week on Tuesday (Nov. 3).

The 27th annual Cattle Classic features a loaded women's field, featuring NAIA teams ranked Nos. 2, 3, 10 and 16 in the national poll. The Bulldogs started 2-0 with a pair of dominant wins.

The Bulldogs came out firing on all cylinders, racing past William Penn, 92-42, on Saturday afternoon (Oct. 31). CUNE capitalized on extra possessions generated by its dominance on the offensive glass and relentless defensive pressure.

The Bulldogs used a second quarter run to reach the century mark in their season opener versus Valley City State, 112-69, on Friday (Oct. 30). No. 10 CUNE Women’s Basketball snatched 24 steals putting on a defensive clinic in game one.

The Corn Palace will serve as the location for the season opening weekend of action. While in Mitchell, S.D., the Bulldogs will take on Valley City State and William Penn.

Concordia pushed Omaha for four quarters while falling by a 79-66 score on Wednesday (Oct. 21). Ayla Roth led the Bulldogs with 17 points while making 8-of-10 shots from the foul line.

After hovering near the top 10 of the national polls throughout last season, Concordia Women's Basketball begins the 2026-27 season at No. 10. The Bulldogs are one of four GPAC teams with top 25 rankings.