
The Bulldog block suffocated Midland in front of a whiteout crowd inside Friedrich Arena on Wednesday (Sept. 9). Concordia sent its rival packing in three sets to open GPAC play.

The Bulldog block suffocated Midland in front of a whiteout crowd inside Friedrich Arena on Wednesday (Sept. 9). Concordia sent its rival packing in three sets to open GPAC play.

GPAC play will open up from Friedrich Arena as the Bulldogs prepare to welcome No. 16 Midland and CSM to town. Concordia is fresh off a 3-0 weekend at the CSM Labor Day Classic.

A sharp and focused performance resulted in a sweep of Saint Francis (Ind.) as the third-ranked Bulldogs wrapped up a 3-0 weekend at the CSM Labor Day Classic. Makenna Starkey and Laynee Baker starred.

Day one of the CSM Labor Day Classic saw Concordia put together stretches of dominance while sprinkling in clutch play at the end of sets. The Bulldogs defeated both Lindsey Wilson and Ottawa with balance.
Concordia University, Nebraska Volleyball earned some national publicity on Friday (Sept. 4) while being featured on the official NAIA website. The Bulldogs have upheld their elite stature with a revamped roster.

After a 2-1 weekend as host of the Power Quad, the Bulldogs look forward to three weekend matches at the CSM Labor Day Classic. The opponents will be Lindsey Wilson, Ottawa and Saint Francis.

National tournament level intensity filled Friedrich Arena as Concordia and Indiana Wesleyan duked it out for five sets. The Wildcats outlasted the Bulldogs, who went 1-1 on day two of the Power Quad.

When it came to serving and blocking, the third-ranked Bulldogs were on their game on Friday (Aug. 28). They limited MNU to a negative hitting percentage and won in straight sets.

In year three of the Power Quad, Concordia University, Nebraska will serve as the event’s host. The Bulldogs will welcome the following teams to Friedrich Arena: Columbia, Indiana Wesleyan and MidAmerica Nazarene.

On day two of the Siouxland Invite, the third-ranked Bulldogs competed closely with a pair of top 10 opponents and came away with a loss and then a win. Shandy Fa'ali'i posted a career-high 22 kills in the weekend capper.
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