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Kaiden Mima had been enrolled in classes at Concordia University, Nebraska for roughly a month-and-a-half when he experienced the type of moment most athletes only dream about: winning a national title.
A second semester addition to the roster, Kaiden Mima won the 61kg national title at the 2025 University National Championships. Four Bulldogs placed top team and the team finished in the top five nationally.
A program record 13 Bulldogs will represent Concordia Weightlifting at the 2025 Weightlifting National University Championships in Columbus, Ohio. The field includes returning national champion Evan Fukuhara.
In action at the prestigious North American Open Finals, Michael Davidge, Gracy Johnson and Marcus Sweet each posted personal best totals. The competition took place in Tucson, Ariz., Dec. 5-8.
Concordia Weightlifting beat out a field of eight teams at the Nebraska State Championships in Omaha, where Taylor Hedke was named Best Female Lifter. Eight Bulldogs won titles within their weight classes.
Featured StoryBigger and better is expected from Concordia Weightlifting in 2024-25 as the roster grows and Evan Fukuhara returns in defense of his 2024 national title. The roster has increased to 17 members.
The third year of competition for Concordia University Weightlifting will kick off this October with the Nebraska State Weightlifting Championships. That meet will be one of four on the 2024-25 slate.
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In a span of just over 13 months, Evan Fukuhara went from choosing Concordia, sight unseen, to posing atop the collegiate national championship podium in Columbus, Ohio. It's been a whirlwind for the Sacramento native.
Evan Fukuhara claimed an individual national title on Feb. 29 while in action at the National University Championships. Fukuhara is one of six Bulldogs who made the trip to Columbus, Ohio, for the national competition.
Evan Fukuhara will lead a group of six Bulldogs into the National University Championships in Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 29 - March 3. The six qualifiers is an increase from the first year of the program's existence.
