
In kicking off postseason play, Concordia Volleyball will host Morningside on Saturday night in the GPAC quarterfinals. The Bulldogs finished the regular season with a 15-1 league mark.

In kicking off postseason play, Concordia Volleyball will host Morningside on Saturday night in the GPAC quarterfinals. The Bulldogs finished the regular season with a 15-1 league mark.

In the 2025 regular season finale, the fourth-ranked Bulldogs had rival Doane outclassed. Concordia won quickly in straight sets while wrapping up a 15-1 GPAC regular season mark.

The final match of the 2025 regular season will take place on Tuesday as the Bulldogs prepare to host Doane. Concordia has already locked up the No. 2 seed for the GPAC tournament.

Impressive statistical efforts were turned in by Ava Greene and Ashley Keck as the fourth-ranked Bulldogs earned the reverse sweep of No. 19 Midland. Concordia piled up 17 blocks and hit .288.

Concordia and Midland will meet in Fremont on Saturday for a matchup between NAIA top 20 teams. The Bulldogs are 13-1 in GPAC play with two contests remaining in the regular season.

The hot hitting of Ella Waters continued on Saturday (Oct. 25) as the fourth-ranked Bulldogs defeated College of Saint Mary in four sets. Waters and Ashley Keck both notched 18 kills in the victory.

Molli Martin smoldered on the attack as the fourth-ranked Bulldogs earned a fourth straight sweep. Martin finished with 10 kills on 12 swings on a night Concordia hosted its pink out match.

A week of road dominance leads the fourth-ranked Bulldogs into matchups with Mount Marty (home) and College of Saint Mary (away). Concordia will host its pink out on Wednesday night.

As part of one of Concordia's best road performances of 2025, Ella Waters starred and the Bulldog block gave DWU fits. Concordia won in straight sets and moved to 18-2 overall.

A string of nine straight points with Emma Brueggemann on the service set the tone for the night. The fourth-ranked Bulldogs cruised to a sweep of Hastings for GPAC win No. 10 of the season.
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