
It was one of those nights on the road in the GPAC. The seven-game winning streak fell by the wayside with an 82-67 loss endured at the hands of Midland in Fremont on Wednesday (Dec. 10).

It was one of those nights on the road in the GPAC. The seven-game winning streak fell by the wayside with an 82-67 loss endured at the hands of Midland in Fremont on Wednesday (Dec. 10).

For the third time in 2025-26, junior guard Brooks Kissinger has been named GPAC Player of the Week. Kissinger led the 24th-ranked Bulldogs to home wins last week over Doane and Dakota Wesleyan.

Concordia will ride a seven-game winning streak into Wednesday's road matchup with Midland. The first-place Bulldogs (5-0 GPAC) will also play at Dordt on Saturday.

Superior sharp shooting launched the Bulldogs into the lead in the opening half as the home squad dropped 18 treys from almost 50 percent from three inside Friedrich Arena on Saturday.

The win streak stretched to six as the 24th-ranked Bulldogs outclassed Doane, 90-59, on Wednesday (Dec. 3). Brooks Kissinger posted a game-high 24 points and Hayden Frank made his return to the court.

Logan Wilson has taken advantage of a starting role in 2025-26 and was named GPAC Defensive Player of the Week on Dec. 2. Wilson collected a career-high 15 rebounds to go with two steals in the win at Mount Marty.

The team's two home games for the month of December will both come this week. Now 3-0 in league play, the Bulldogs are prepared to welcome Doane and Dakota Wesleyan to Friedrich Arena.

Logan Wilson grabbed a career high 15 rebounds and the Bulldogs put together an 11-0 second half run that keyed an 84-75 win at Mount Marty. Concordia pushed its win streak to five.

For the second time in a three-week stretch, Brooks Kissinger has earned a GPAC Player of the Week award. The latest honor comes thanks to his performance in the 78-73 win at No. 3 Northwestern.

Prior to taking a break for Thanksgiving, the Bulldogs will get back on the road and take on Mount Marty. Concordia pushed its winning streak to four with Saturday's 78-73 victory at No. 3 Northwestern.
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