
The 2025 Bulldogs set new standards as the first team in program history to reach the national semifinals while posting a GPAC era high 28 wins. Additionally, Ben Boldt became the winningest coach in program history.

The 2025 Bulldogs set new standards as the first team in program history to reach the national semifinals while posting a GPAC era high 28 wins. Additionally, Ben Boldt became the winningest coach in program history.

Make it 25 top five NAIA coaches' poll appearances in a row for Concordia Volleyball. The Bulldogs landed at No. 4 in the 2025 postseason poll announced on Dec. 17.

A prestigious honor came the way of Angie Boldt, who was announced as the 2025 NAIA National Assistant Coach of the Year on Dec. 16 by the American Volleyball Coaches Association.

A trio of Bulldogs earned 2025 NAIA All-America awards, as announced on Dec. 16. The honorees are Ashley Keck (first team), Ella Waters (second team) and Ava Greene (honorable mention).

A group of four Bulldogs from the NAIA national semifinalist Concordia Volleyball earned Academic All-District awards from College Sports Communicators. Ashley Keck is a three-time all-district honoree.
As part of a thrilling 2025 season, Concordia Volleyball reached the national semifinals for the first time ever, produced a program GPAC era record 28 wins and appeared on SportsCenter's top 10 plays.

Ashley Keck and Ella Waters represented Concordia Volleyball on the 2025 NAIA National Championship All-Tournament Team. The duo played a starring role in the national semifinal journey.

The 2025 journey for Concordia Volleyball concluded in the national semifinals on Dec. 8. The Bulldogs were defeated by GPAC rival Northwestern in a bid to reach the national championship match.

The NAIA national semifinals will feature a matchup between GPAC rivals as Concordia prepares to face Northwestern. The Bulldogs have reached the semis for the first time in program history.

The 2025 Bulldogs will go down in history as the first in volleyball program history to reach the NAIA national semifinals. No. 3 Concordia grinded out a five-set win over No. 6 Providence on Saturday (Dec. 6).
While the season ended abruptly, the 2023 Concordia Volleyball team achieved great heights in rising to No. 1 in the NAIA coaches' poll, setting a program record for win percentage and sharing the GPAC regular season title.
Whatever the end result, emotions will run high for a group of Bulldogs who have been instrumental in the most successful period in the history of Concordia Volleyball. It's time for one last final site experience for nine Bulldogs.
On the strength of a 13-0 start to the season, Concordia Volleyball has leveled up to the NAIA No. 1 national ranking. The Bulldogs have reached that lofty perch for the first time in the program's history.
Four-consecutive trips to the final site of the NAIA National Championships lead the Concordia Volleyball program into 2023, or the “Jordan Year,” as the team has dubbed it. Coach Boldt's Bulldogs were picked to finish second in the GPAC.
All-American Gabi Nordaker may have turned down Concordia after the initial offer, but she's learned to love life as a Bulldog. In three collegiate seasons, Nordaker has been a major reason why the program has reached great heights.
Once Rachel Miller experienced it, she held on and never let go. The former All-American volleyball star and past Bulldog head coach remains deeply rooted within the Concordia and Seward and communities.
A veteran and battle-tested bunch of Bulldogs picked up where they left off in the fall and enjoyed a spring of continued development. The spring season, which included a matchup with a Big Ten foe, was about preparing to 'level up' in 2023.
Four seasons of college volleyball are in the books for Bree Burtwistle and Camryn Opfer, but they aren't ready to let go. The two All-Americans will return in 2023 in pursuit of a GPAC championship Concordia Volleyball covets.
It was another season of national prominence for Concordia Volleyball, which was led by a senior class that trusted the process throughout four years. The likes of Gabi Nordaker and Camryn Opfer helped lead the Bulldogs to a No. 4 national ranking.
It's a transcendent class that has helped Concordia Volleyball reach heights it had never before seen. Collectively, the group has set a new standard while living out the program's values: love, hard work, sacrifice and trust.