Women's Golf

Following a fifth-place GPAC finish, junior Emery Custer has been honored as a 2024-25 First Team All-GPAC award winner. Custer led the Bulldogs in scoring average this season.

Junior Emery Custer made a run at a conference title and Concordia Women's Golf put together its best performances of the season while at the GPAC Championships. The Bulldogs wound up in seventh place.

Concordia Women's Golf saved its best for the GPAC Championships. The Bulldogs shot their two lowest rounds of the 2024-25 season on Monday and sit in fourth place. Individually, Emery Custer is two strokes out of first.

The 2025 GPAC Championships are up next for Concordia Women's Golf. Head Coach Brett Muller's squad will join the conference field in Cairo, Neb., for action on April 28-29.

Five Bulldogs represented Concordia Women's Golf on the list of NAIA Scholar-Athletes released on April 23 by the NAIA. The list includes seniors Jennifer Gillotti and Sarah Wilson.

Better conditions and a more favorable course yielded lower scores across the board on day two of the Kaitlyn Erickson Invite. Audra Poffinbarger carded a career low as one of four Bulldogs to shoot in the 80s on Tuesday (April 15).

In round one of the Erickson Invite on Monday (April 14), the Bulldogs shot 379. They will enter round two in 11th place. The top three individuals were Emery Custer, Jennifer Gillotti and Maddie Lewis.

Cold and windy conditions persisted throughout the Concordia Invite that featured 76 golfers. The Bulldogs wound up in ninth place as a team while led by juniors Emery Custer and Maddie Lewis.

The seventh occurrence of the Concordia Spring Invite teed off on Tuesday (April 1) amidst blustery and cool conditions at Highlands Golf Course. The Bulldogs shot a 352 and sit in eighth place heading into round two.

Concordia Women's Golf is gearing up to host the 2025 Concordia Bulldog Spring Invite. The two-day, 36-hole event will feature golfers from 13 institutions, including eight GPAC programs.