The red hot Concordia Women’s Soccer squad set College of Saint Mary ablaze in the first frame scoring four unanswered in the 4-0 trouncing. The Bulldogs tied the longest regular season winning streak in program history.
Coach Nick Smith’s squad has positioned itself to make a jump in the GPAC standings with only three games left in the regular season. CUNE Women’s Soccer will face the College of Saint Mary in a battle for a potential conference tournament host spot.
The Dawgs swarmed early on the new full GPAC member Waldorf in an 8-0 route in Forest City. Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Soccer outshot the Warriors (22-2) in a rude welcome to the conference.
The two GPAC teams went back and forth, but the Bulldogs pulled out a 2-1 road win against conference rival Doane on Wednesday night. Kierstynn Garner collected her 15th career game winning goal to seal another comeback victory.
The Bulldogs will look to continue their three game winning streak versus two GPAC opponents this week. Concordia University Women’s Soccer will face Doane and Waldorf on the road in the upcoming days.
Concordia Women’s Soccer celebrated senior night versus Morningside in Seward on Saturday night. The Bulldogs connected on every level and used its sixth sense for each other to scorch the visiting Mustangs.
Concordia Women’s Soccer is set to battle Morningside for its senior day on Saturday. The Bulldogs claimed their second straight win with a 2-1 comeback victory over Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell, S.D.
Down one in the second half, Concordia Women’s Soccer scored two goals within three minutes and held on to complete the comeback over Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell.
The Bulldogs will travel to Dakota Wesleyan on Saturday after having the midweek off from play on the field. Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Soccer fell to Hastings and claimed its first conference win versus Briar Cliff.
Concordia University Women’s Soccer played in one of the four games on Homecoming weekend. Coming into the contest winless in the conference, the Bulldogs showed grit to pull out a 1-0 performance in front of the home crowd.
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Concordia University women’s soccer continues to gravitate to new heights. On Tuesday the Bulldogs jumped five spots in the national poll to No. 16, a position that again ranks as the highest placement in program history.