Erin Lokke took the crown on the women's side at the Prairie Circuit Classic (Sept. 30) held in North Platte. Lokke and the Bulldogs placed third in three different categories. Seventeen Bulldogs competed at the event.
Erin Lokke took the crown on the women's side at the Prairie Circuit Classic (Sept. 30) held in North Platte. Lokke and the Bulldogs placed third in three different categories. Seventeen Bulldogs competed at the event.
Seth Willard and the Concordia trap and skeet team did their best work in skeet, placing third at the Fort Hays State Shoot (Sept. 16-17) in Hays, Kan. The Bulldogs placed fifth in the overall competition.
Concordia trap and skeet opened up the 2017-18 season by placing fifth at the Shocker Fall Classic hosted by Wichita State. Erin Lokke turned in Concordia's top score and Sabra Moore placed at a meet for the first time.
Competing at the national championships for the second time in school history, the Bulldogs finished 12th. Individually, Erin Lokke starred, placing third in the international skeet shoot off at the event held in San Antonio, Texas.
Erin Lokke keeps on winning tournaments for Joel Helmer's trap and skeet program. Lokke and three other Bulldogs will be competing at an international event next week in San Antonio, Texas.
Behind another stellar outing from Erin Lokke, who won the tournament on the women's side, Concordia trap and skeet placed second as a team at the Association of College Unions International Annual Clay Targets Tournament.
It was a historic moment for Concordia trap and skeet, which hosted its own invitational over the weekend (Oct. 22-23) at Oak Creek Sporting Club. Wyatt Pursell placed fifth out of 84 shooters to top the Bulldogs.
Erin Lokke became the first Bulldog shooter ever to win an event title as Concordia placed third as a team at the Prairie Circuit Classic (Oct. 1-2).
Again led by Erin Lokke and Wyatt Pursell, Concordia trap and skeet placed fourth at the Fort Hays State Shoot, held Sept. 17-18.
Erin Lokke and Wyatt Pursell led the way for the Bulldogs in the season-opening competition for trap and skeet, now in its third year of existence.
A traumatic injury suffered as an eighth grader gave Wyatt Hambly a greater perspective on life. It also steered him away from contact sports and down a path that led to competitive shooting and a college career at Concordia.
Following a record breaking 2020-21 season that raised the bar again for the program, the Bulldogs are readying for even better in 2021-22. Concordia opens the season at the Fort Hays State Shoot.
After having the national championships canceled last spring, the Concordia Shooting Sports Program has returned to Oak Creek with their sights set on doing their jobs and moving up the ladder.
The expectations are soaring for Concordia shooting sports under the guidance of head coach Scott Moniot. The Bulldogs hope to climb the national ladder after placing fourth at last season's ACUI Championships.
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