
For the second time in five days, the Bulldogs endured a 1-0 defeat in double overtime. In Wednesday (Oct. 16) action, Morningside emerged from Seward a winner in a contest that ended with a PK goal.

For the second time in five days, the Bulldogs endured a 1-0 defeat in double overtime. In Wednesday (Oct. 16) action, Morningside emerged from Seward a winner in a contest that ended with a PK goal.

Both GPAC schools located in Sioux City are on the slate this week. The Bulldogs hope to build upon a close call on the road with 14th-ranked Hastings while taking on Morningside and Briar Cliff.

The Bulldogs gave rival and 14th-ranked Hastings a scare on Saturday (Oct. 12) night. However, the Broncos thwarted the upset bid with the game winner coming in the 108th minute.

Midland's star goal scoring duo provided the offense in a 2-0 Warrior victory over the Bulldogs on Wednesday (Oct. 9). Concordia was held to four shots as it fell for the first time within conference play.

The GPAC schedule heats up this week with No. 25 Midland and No. 14 Hastings on the docket. Concordia has jockeyed with the Warriors and Broncos in recent seasons for positioning near the top of the GPAC.

Once Concordia finally broke the ice in the second half, it cruised to victory over Mount Marty. The Bulldogs claimed a 3-0 win on Saturday (Oct. 5) to remain unbeaten in GPAC play at 3-0-1.

Concordia women's soccer has again earned the Team Academic Award from the United Soccer Coaches. The award is based upon academic achievement for the 2018-19 school year.

Following another mid-week bye, the Bulldogs are set to return to action on Saturday when they host Mount Marty. Concordia is 24-1-5 over its last 30 GPAC regular season games.

Concordia and Dordt played to a 2-2 double overtime draw Saturday (Sept. 28) in Sioux Center, Iowa. Freshman Jaiden Beecher and Kaley Heinz supplied the goals for the Bulldogs (2-0-1 GPAC).

Concordia will attempt to push its GPAC win streak to three on Saturday when it visits Dordt for an afternoon clash. The Bulldogs have gone 24-1-4 over their last 29 GPAC regular season contests.
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