Women's Soccer

CUNE Women’s Soccer scored five goals in a span of 11 minutes to leave no doubt in the 9-0 triumph over Waldorf on Saturday (Oct. 17). The Bulldogs had four different athletes score their first career goals.

CUNE Women’s Soccer and 25th-ranked Hastings squared off in an all-out defensive bout on Wednesday. A penalty and a last second shot before the first half buzzer made the difference in favor of the Broncos, 2-0.

The rivalry with Hastings will be renewed on Wednesday in a contest with GPAC championship implications. The Bulldogs will also travel to Waldorf in the final road trip of the regular season.

With a one goal lead, the Bulldogs surrendered a late equalizer to Dakota Wesleyan to reach full time in a 2-2 deadlock on Saturday.. An ultra-windy Bulldog Stadium made the elements tough for both squads.

Unbeaten no more. The Bulldogs silenced the potent Mount Marty offense in a 1-0 defensive joust to topple the Lancers on Wednesday (Oct. 10). The game winning score came from Molli Kalsbeck.

Two undefeated teams remain in conference play, but the pair are set in opposition of one another for the chance take the early advantage at the top of the table. CUNE Women’s Soccer will travel to unbeaten Mount Marty on Wednesday.

The league office announced Addie Snyder as the GPAC/Hauff Mid-America Sports Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week on Tuesday. The defensive midfielder helped CUNE Women’s Soccer to back-to-back shutouts.

A complete masterclass of all 11 working together was the Bulldogs without possession on Saturday (Oct. 3). Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Soccer clamped down the Chargers with Guadalupe Sanchez scoring a brace.

From the opening whistle the hounds were relentless in possession firing shot after shot in the attacking third on Thursday night (Oct. 1). The Bulldogs put two on the scoreboard in opening half against College of Saint Mary (3-0).