NORFOLK, Neb. – The Bulldogs competed in the Nebraska Intercollegiate two-day tournament in Norfolk, Neb., this weekend. The men’s golf team took on 15 schools and placed eighth overall with a stroke count of 307-319—626.
Reid Wiebe led the Bulldogs with a score of 72-82—154. He was followed closely by Nolan Zikas (78-78—156), Tylar Samek (79-82—161), Russell Otten (83-77—160) and Jared Knoepfel (78-83—161).
Wiebe tied for 19th place out of 89 participants. The tournament included many area Nebraska colleges such as GPAC rivals Midland, Doane and Hastings.
“It was a disappointing day for us today,” said head golf coach, Brett Muller, who is in his sixth season at Concordia. “We didn’t have anyone shoot sub-75, and it hurt our team score. I am proud of our second group. They showed our depth today. This is obviously not how we wanted to end the fall, but I am optimistic for the spring.
Court Croghan led the second grouping with a final score of 77-78—155. Croghan led the way for a Bulldog team that carded a team score of 334-316—650.
This was the Bulldogs last meet of the fall season, they will return again in the spring.