The fall season concluded this weekend at the Nebraska Intercollegiate (Sept. 30-Oct. 1) as the Bulldogs placed third out of six teams in the field in Norfolk, Neb. Emery Custer led the way individually while placing 12th.
Emery Custer stands inside the top 10 individually at the close of day one at the Nebraska Intercollegiate. As a team, the Bulldogs shot a 368 and are in fourth place with one round left in Norfolk, Neb.
Led by Lauren Havlat and Emery Custer, the Bulldogs placed third out of eight squads at the Nebraska Wesleyan Fall Invite. Concordia carded a season low of 334 on the first day of the tournament in Lincoln, Neb.
Lauren Havlat shot a career low 77 and the Bulldogs carded a season low 334 on day one of the Nebraska Wesleyan Invite. Concordia resides in third place with one round remaining on Sunday at Mahoney Golf Course.
Both Mya Nurse and Emery Custer collected medals on Wednesday (Sept. 21) while placing in the top 10 of the Matthew Goette Fall Classic. The Bulldogs shot 345 as a team and placed fourth.
Lincoln native Lauren Havlat shot a consistent 81-81–162 at the Frommelt Fall Classic while pacing the Bulldogs, who finished eighth out of 12 teams. Concordia shot a team score of 344-354–698.
In the first round of the second tournament of the fall season, the Bulldogs carded a 344 while being paced by the likes of Lauren Havlat, Logan Eschliman and Mya Nurse. Concordia currently sits in fifth place at the Siouxland Invite.
Lauren Havlat and Mya Nurse were neck-and-neck at the top of the lineup for a Bulldog team that placed eighth out of 11 groupings at the Mount Marty Fall Invite. Havlat tied for 17th place on the individual leaderboard.
Led by new personal best scores from Lauren Havlat and Logan Eschliman, Head Coach Brett Muller's squad shot a 351 on the first day of the Mount Marty Invite in Yankton, S.D.
Featured StoryIn the post-Kendra Placke era, Concordia Women's Golf is banking on the combined improvement of returners such as Logan Eschliman, Lauren Havlat and Mya Nurse and newcomer Emery Custer as it aims to remain a top-five GPAC team.
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Junior Emery Custer leads a trio of returning Bulldogs who were regulars in the 2023-24 lineup. Coming off a ninth-place GPAC finish, Concordia believes the lineup has improved for 2024-25.
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A roster led by GPAC Newcomer of the Year Emery Custer and veterans Logan Eschliman and Mya Nurse has retooled with a strong group of newcomers. Concordia Women's Golf aims to move up from its 10th place GPAC finish in 2022-23.
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Part of the Concordia Athletics Hall of Fame class of 2023, Amy (Ahlers) Allgood achieved a fairytale finish while winning the GPAC title her senior year. It was just a small part of what makes Amy a uniquely special Bulldog alum.
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In the post-Kendra Placke era, Concordia Women's Golf is banking on the combined improvement of returners such as Logan Eschliman, Lauren Havlat and Mya Nurse and newcomer Emery Custer as it aims to remain a top-five GPAC team.
Featured StoryMomentum has built for a Concordia Women’s Golf program that has placed third in the GPAC in back-to-back seasons. Three-time All-GPAC performer Kendra Placke is back to lead the way.
Featured StoryIt has been almost a full year since the Concordia women have competed at their last official meet back on September 30, 2019. It is an understatement to say they are eager to return to the links.
Featured StoryFormer state champion Kendra Placke is one of the latest in a growing line of Seward Bluejays to stand out at Concordia. Says Placke, "Seward is a great town. There is a great community here."
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Concordia alum and former Bulldog golfer Madison Pitsch has made her way to the TV screen as a news reporter for 1011 in Lincoln. Pitsch shared stories of her young career in this Q&A.
Featured StoryCrete native Murphy Sears did not get to paint the finishing strokes of a collegiate golf career that included three All-GPAC conference awards, but she's thankful for the time she's had.
Featured StoryMurphy Sears returns as the leader of a women's golf program expecting to trend upward in 2018-19. She will be joined by Seward's Kendra Placke in an improved lineup for head coach Brett Muller.
