
The Bulldogs played error-free and struck out only one time on Wednesday (March 25). However, the host Bruins produced 14 hits and won, 8-2, on a pleasant evening in Bellevue.

The Bulldogs played error-free and struck out only one time on Wednesday (March 25). However, the host Bruins produced 14 hits and won, 8-2, on a pleasant evening in Bellevue.

After 20 games played, the Bulldogs will finally play in front of their home crowd at Plum Creek Park on Thursday (March 26). Concordia University Nebraska Softball went 3-1 over the last week besting in-state Nebraska Wesleyan University.

The Bulldogs continued their hot streak of getting on base with 19 hits in a split versus Briar Cliff on Saturday (March 21). Concordia University, Nebraska Softball defeated the Chargers in game one, 4-3, and fell in the second, 8-6.

The Bulldogs lit it up in the batter’s box scorching Nebraska Wesleyan University with 28 hits in the two victories on Friday. Concordia University, Nebraska Softball took two, 8-4, 8-5, against the in-state Prairie Wolves.

The Bulldogs are looking to get back into the action after a spring break layoff facing three separate teams in doubleheaders including two conference foes. CUNE Softball will take on Midland, Nebraska Wesleyan University and Briar Cliff.

CUNE Softball split its Saturday at the Friends University Invite while competing in Wichita, Kan. The Bulldogs fell to Baker University (Kan.), 11-3, in the opening contest before bouncing back with a 5-2 victory over Bethany.

Concordia University, Nebraska Softball is set to make a Saturday (March 7) trip to the Friends University (Kan.) Invite. The Bulldogs are set to square off against Bethany College (Kan.) and York.

The Bulldogs' bats continually connected for 24 hits in the two outings of the Top Gun Invite on Saturday. Concordia University, Nebraska routed Mount Mercy (Iowa), 7-2, and Clarke, 6-1.

The Dawgs and Coyotes tussled in an even split doubleheader as each dugout won 4-3 at the Salina South High School Softball Field on Tuesday (Feb. 24). Concordia University, Nebraska outlasted Kansas Wesleyan in game one.

The Bulldogs will play six games in the next seven days and will travel on Tuesday for a replacement doubleheader added with Kansas Wesleyan University. CUNE Softball will travel to the Top Gun Invite over the weekend.
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