
After finishing as the runner up at the Blue River Classic, Nolan Zikas has collected GPAC weekly honors.
After finishing as the runner up at the Blue River Classic, Nolan Zikas has collected GPAC weekly honors.
Concordia men's golf bested every GPAC rival at the Blue River Classic while breaking a school record for lowest team single-round score. Nolan Zikas placed second individually.
Day one of the Blue River Classic concluded with the Concordia men's golf team sitting in fourth place among 15 teams. Day two will be hosted by the Bulldogs.
With Nolan Zikas leading the way, Concordia men's golf got low at the Siouxland Invitational, placing fourth out of 17 teams in the event.
Freshman Tylar Samek recorded a top-10 finish in helping the Concordia men's golf team to a fourth-place claim at the season-opening Mount Marty Invite.
Nolan Zikas is a winner. In life. On the course. Said Zikas, "I enjoy being an inspiration. I like telling my story. I want kids to know that they can overcome this."
Concordia men's golf brings back each of its top five players from a year ago, including Reid Wiebe and inspirational Nolan Zikas.
Jared Knoepfel and Garrett Suchanek represented the Concordia men's golf program on the list of 2015-16 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
The GPAC office announced the men’s All-GPAC golf team on Wednesday. Making the list was freshman Nolan Zikas. Junior Reid Wiebe received honorable mention accolades.
Freshman Nolan Zikas completed a red-hot spring while tying atop the GPAC leaderboard for the second-straight conference qualifier. As a team, the Bulldogs finished 2015-16 in seventh place in the GPAC.
Behind the likes of Russell Otten and Nolan Zikas, the 2017-18 Concordia men's golf team has hopes of moving up the conference standings. The Bulldogs open their season Sept. 1 at the Midland Invite.
Nolan Zikas is a winner. In life. On the course. Said Zikas, "I enjoy being an inspiration. I like telling my story. I want kids to know that they can overcome this."
Concordia men's golf brings back each of its top five players from a year ago, including Reid Wiebe and inspirational Nolan Zikas.
Consider Concordia junior Reid Wiebe the Happy Gilmore of GPAC golfers. No, Wiebe does not stutter step his way into his tee shot, but his powerful drives are enough to make Shooter McGavin jealous. Wiebe attacks par fives with the tenacity of a Seward squirrel on an acorn.
Both Concordia golf programs continued their ascent in the league standings in 2014-15. Now in his fifth season, head coach Brett Muller expects his squads to produce even better results throughout the 2015-16 campaign.