The GPAC runner up Bulldogs landed six student-athletes on the all-conference list announced on Monday (May 10). Three standouts were recognized for both singles and doubles.
A berth in the national tournament was on the line on Saturday (May 1) morning as the Concordia Men's Tennis team went up against Midland in the GPAC final. The Warriors win, 4-0.
First there was a 5-0 start in GPAC play and now Concordia Men's Tennis will play in the GPAC tournament final for the first time ever. The Bulldogs defeated Doane in the semis.
Thanks to a 5-1 GPAC record, Concordia Men's Tennis earned the No. 2 seed in the GPAC tournament. The Bulldogs have a bye to the semifinals and await the Doane/Northwestern winner.
Two teams with 5-0 GPAC records met in Fremont on Tuesday (April 27). Midland showed off its might in a 7-0 victory over the Bulldogs, who finished in second place in the standings.
In a nail-biter of a match, Joe Bindl clinched the team win over Doane on Wednesday (April 21) while coming through in the clutch. The Bulldogs are now 5-0 in the GPAC.
Now 4-0 in GPAC play, Concordia will face a significant challenge on Wednesday when it hosts Doane. The Bulldogs will use the day to recognize a pair of seniors.
Other than a tough match at No. 1 singles, the Bulldogs had their way with Northwestern on Saturday (April 17). Concordia has moved to 4-0 in GPAC play.
In a dominant outing, Concordia Men's Tennis swept all singles and doubles matches from Mount Marty on Saturday (April 10). The Bulldogs moved to 3-0 in the GPAC.
While dipping outside of conference play, Concordia Men's Tennis dropped a 4-0 decision at Baker on Thursday (April 8). The Bulldogs slipped to 6-4 overall.
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