
First inning explosions in both ends of the doubleheader sparked the Bulldogs to a sweep at Briar Cliff on Saturday (April 13). Freshman Camry Moore belted two of the team's four home runs.

First inning explosions in both ends of the doubleheader sparked the Bulldogs to a sweep at Briar Cliff on Saturday (April 13). Freshman Camry Moore belted two of the team's four home runs.

Both weekend GPAC doubleheaders have been pushed back one day in order to find more favorable weather conditions. Concordia will be at Briar Cliff on Saturday and at Mount Marty on Sunday.

Morningside's ace pitcher covered every inning while shutting down the Bulldog bats on Tuesday (April 9). The Mustangs won by scores of 4-2 and 4-1 in games played in Sioux City, Iowa.

Thirty percent of the league schedule is coming up in a week of road trips for Concordia softball. Up next is a showdown at Morningside. The Bulldogs are ranked second in the official GPAC poll.

Hhano Haro pounded out five of the team's 24 hits in a doubleheader sweep of Dakota Wesleyan on Saturday (April 6). The Bulldogs have now won 15 of their last 16 after taking two run-rule shortened games.

If all goes as planned, the Concordia softball team will finally appear at home. The Bulldogs are scheduled to host Jamestown on Friday and Dakota Wesleyan on Saturday. Concordia owns a 12-game win streak.

Tori Homolka has done with the bat while Brittany Woolridge has done it with her pitching arm. Their impressive results in recent action led to Concordia sweeping GPAC weekly awards.

Tori Homolka and Brittany Woolridge turned in standout performances in a doubleheader sweep of Doane at Crete High School on Wednesday (March 27). The Bulldogs won by scores of 6-4 and 5-0.

A catalyst in the team's active 10-game win streak, sophomore Tori Homolka has been named the GPAC Player of the Week. Homolka went 6-for-8 in last week's doubleheader sweep of Ottawa.

Conference play is upon the Bulldog softball team, which has won 10 games in a row. Concordia will take on Doane at Crete High School on Wednesday before making a trip to Northwestern on Saturday.
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