Leo Guiza broke the school Dots points record as one of five Bulldogs to break program records at the CUNE Collegiate Powerlifting Meet. Prior to the action, eight Concordia seniors were honored.
The third home powerlifting meet in program history is set to unfold on Saturday (Oct. 4) inside the Walz Fieldhouse. The Bulldogs will be joined by rival Midland for the competition.
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Concordia Powerlifting ended the 2024-25 season by bringing home a nationals banner and carries momentum into 2025-26. Three returning Bulldogs earned All-America awards last season.
The fourth season of Concordia Powerlifting is slated to get underway in October. The Bulldogs are coming off a 2024-25 campaign that saw them make waves on the national stage.
A group of 10 Bulldogs competed as Concordia Powerlifting hosted a meet for the second time in program history. At the conclusion of competition, the Bulldogs honored a class of seven seniors.
The second Concordia home powerlifting meet in history is slated to get underway at 9 a.m. on April 12. The PE Center Gym will be the site for competition featuring roughly 27 athletes.
History was made by Concordia Powerlifting at the 2025 Collegiate National Championships. Rylee Ladd won an individual national title, spurring the Bulldog women to a fifth-place finish. The men tied for 14th place.
A group of 17 Bulldogs have earned the opportunity to represent Concordia Powerlifting on the national stage. The group features 10 returning national qualifiers, including national record holder Rylee Ladd.
Abigail Velten emerged as the star of the Friends Open as she earned Best Female Lifter accolades. In addition, Pablo Martinez qualified for nationals as one of seven Bulldogs to compete at the meet.
Eight Bulldogs emerged from the Central Cup Collegiate Series with school records. In addition, Concordia competitors combined for five first-place finishes and six runner-up claims.
