It took the contributions of many for the Concordia baseball team to grind out a win in game two of Tuesday (Feb. 11)'s doubleheader at Sterling College. The Bulldogs split the twin bill with both games decided by one run.
It took the contributions of many for the Concordia baseball team to grind out a win in game two of Tuesday (Feb. 11)'s doubleheader at Sterling College. The Bulldogs split the twin bill with both games decided by one run.
After a 3-1 opening weekend, the Concordia baseball team is slated to play six more times in the state of Kansas this week. The opponents include Sterling, Saint Mary and Benedictine.
Nick Little calmed things down in Sunday's first game before Concordia equaled a school record with a 16-run inning in the series capper. When the dust settled, Concordia had won three of four from McPherson.
Behind the likes of Evan Bohman and Jason Munsch, the Bulldogs opened their 2020 season with a victory at McPherson College. The scheduled second game of the doubleheader had to be suspended due to darkness.
Reigning GPAC regular-season champion Concordia is getting set to open the 2020 season this weekend with a four-game series at McPherson College. Head coach Ryan Dupic's squad was picked first in the GPAC poll.
Winner of GPAC regular-season titles in two of the past three seasons, head coach Ryan Dupic's program enters 2020 with hopes of staying at the top. On paper, the Bulldogs have the makings of another special season.
One constant during the greatest run in the history of Concordia baseball has been senior Wade Council. The steady and dependable native of Colorado Springs was exactly the type of player head coach Ryan Dupic seeks.
In preseason NAIA rankings released by Perfect Game, the Concordia baseball team landed at No. 24. The Bulldogs are coming off a 2019 GPAC regular-season title and are the conference favorite in 2020.
Champions of the GPAC regular season in 2017 and 2019, Coach Ryan Dupic's baseball team has landed atop the 2020 GPAC Preseason Poll. Concordia reeled in 10 first-place votes as the conference preseason favorite.
A member of the Concordia Athletic Hall of Fame, Gene Faszholz is set to take his place as an inductee into the Nebraska Baseball Hall of Fame. Faszholz spent eight years playing mostly within the St. Louis Cardinals organization.
Winner of GPAC regular-season titles in two of the past three seasons, head coach Ryan Dupic's program enters 2020 with hopes of staying at the top. On paper, the Bulldogs have the makings of another special season.
One constant during the greatest run in the history of Concordia baseball has been senior Wade Council. The steady and dependable native of Colorado Springs was exactly the type of player head coach Ryan Dupic seeks.
As champions of the GPAC in two of the past three seasons, the Concordia baseball program has a well-established winning culture. The Bulldogs returned to campus this fall hoping to reach another level.
It’s not as if they had all hatched a plan long ago to one day follow roads that would lead them to 800 North Columbia Avenue. That’s just the way it happened for the Berg brothers, who have made Concordia their home.
A more youthful outfit this spring, the Concordia baseball team rode the rollercoaster through a 25-22 campaign in 2018. This season-in-review takes a deep dive into the highs and the lows.
Cade Moring is case in point in regards to how the right process and approach can make a big difference. The lefty from Eagar, Ariz., has developed into one college baseball's most prolific strikeout artists.
A two-year captain during the glory years of Concordia swimming, Terry Wetzel has spent 35 years in scouting for three different Major League Baseball franchises. He got his big break in 1983 as a teacher in Houston.
How will the 2018 Bulldog baseball team piggyback off a GPAC championship season in 2017? We're about to find out. Head coach Ryan Dupic's team was picked first in the GPAC preseason coaches' poll.
The roster dynamics have changed for the Concordia baseball team. Head coach Ryan Dupic's program entered the fall with a wealth of pitchers who came of age in 2017 and appear prepared for even better in 2018.
Months after capturing the program's first conference championship in 31 years, the Concordia baseball team is hardly resting on its laurels. The program is employing new technologies in an effort to remain at the top.
While battling cancer, head coach Ryan Dupic led his 2017 Concordia baseball team on a magical ride that ended with a GPAC championship and a trip to nationals. This is the behind-the-scenes story.
A "real unified sense of purpose" allowed the 2017 Bulldogs to accomplish things never before done in the history of the Concordia baseball program. The Bulldogs finished 34-22 overall and won the GPAC regular-season title.
On Monday evening, the Concordia baseball team learned that it had earned the GPAC title outright. The conference champion Bulldogs are now set to host GPAC tournament action Thursday through Saturday at Plum Creek Park.
Casey Berg's progressively successful collegiate baseball career is representative of a program on the rise. The Manning, Iowa, native serves as the catalyst for head coach Ryan Dupic's program.
The Concordia baseball program enters 2017 with momentum after a strong finish last spring. The Bulldogs return mashers Kaleb Geiger and Christian Montero to an offense that has broken the school record for runs scored in consecutive years.
A series of lasting images resulted from the 2016 Concordia baseball season, ranging from the Christian Montero bat flips to the water cooler dousing of Johnny May at home plate and others.
There’s more talent, more familiarity and a like-minded approach taking hold within a positive culture. Expectations are clearly growing for Concordia baseball.
The 2015 season provided head baseball coach Ryan Dupic and his program with a base of knowledge to work off of heading into the 2015-16 academic year. Last season’s Bulldogs broke a program record with 26 wins, but that was viewed simply as a starting point in the building process.
Second-year head coach Ryan Dupic has higher aspirations for what his program will eventually look like, but year one was an inarguable success. No NAIA baseball program with a first-year head coach produced a higher winning percentage than the .591 clip posted by the 2015 Bulldogs.
Alex Alstott had already gone through two colleges and had little idea of the road ahead. As late as early August of last summer, he continued to seek a home where he could play the sport he loved and that harbored a welcoming atmosphere.
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