In its return to action following the Concordia Invitational Tournament, Concordia Competitive Cheer fell short of the type of crisp, clean routine that it sought. The Bulldogs placed third at the Doane Invite with a score of 70.60.
In its return to action following the Concordia Invitational Tournament, Concordia Competitive Cheer fell short of the type of crisp, clean routine that it sought. The Bulldogs placed third at the Doane Invite with a score of 70.60.
The Bulldogs gave Concordia Ann Arbor their best shot and came up just short of a championship while placing second at CIT on Saturday (Jan. 28). CUNE's score came just .08 off CUAA, which has won all four CIT titles in event history.
In its second outing of the 2023 season, Concordia Cheer defeated Hastings, 74.25 to 69.2, on Wednesday (Jan. 25). The action took place inside the PE Center Gym, where 11 Bulldogs took the mat.
As part of CIT week on campus, CUNE Cheer will host a triangular on Wednesday and then get ready to take on the other Concordias in Saturday's home competition. The Bulldogs posted a score of 77.2 in their first competition of 2023.
Concordia put forth a performance it can build upon on Thursday (Jan. 19) as it posted a score of 77.2, a new school standard. The Bulldogs went up against Morningside in a dual that saw the Mustangs record a score of 83.1.
The Bulldogs are ready to return to the mat after making big gains in 2022 as a program. Leaders such as Brenden Ingram and Shelby Timmerman are back with eyes on making a push for a spot at the 2023 NAIA National Championships.
The 2023 competition schedule for Concordia Cheer has been unveiled. The Bulldogs will begin the season by hosting a dual with Morningside on Jan. 18. It will be one of seven regular season events.
After becoming the first All-GPAC award winner in the history of Concordia Cheer, Shelby Timmerman is just getting started. Timmerman is one of the top current Bulldog athletes that some may not have heard of. It's time to get to know more about the Clatonia, Neb., native.
Shelby Timmerman made history while being recognized as the first ever All-GPAC honoree for the Concordia Competitive Cheer program. Timmerman helped lead the Bulldogs to a record-breaking score in 2022.
A record breaking season for Concordia Competitive Cheer concluded on Saturday (Feb. 26) as the Bulldogs placed fourth in the GPAC while led by all-conference performer Shelby Timmerman. The competition took place in Crete.
The Bulldogs are ready to return to the mat after making big gains in 2022 as a program. Leaders such as Brenden Ingram and Shelby Timmerman are back with eyes on making a push for a spot at the 2023 NAIA National Championships.
After becoming the first All-GPAC award winner in the history of Concordia Cheer, Shelby Timmerman is just getting started. Timmerman is one of the top current Bulldog athletes that some may not have heard of. It's time to get to know more about the Clatonia, Neb., native.
After taking a big leap forward in 2021, Head Coach Mandi Maser's competitive cheer squad is poised for even better in 2022. The Bulldogs are led by the likes of Brenden Ingram, Kathryn Taylor and Shelby Timmerman.
As a Bulldog, Kaci Hohenthaner has fully capitalized on a unique set of skills as a volleyball and cheer athlete. She can serve, she can pass, she can tumble, and she’s a future marketer.
Competition week is upon the Concordia University Cheer program, which will open up the 2021 season on Wednesday (Jan. 13). The team is captained by Josie O’Laughlin and Cora Rhode.
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