A solid run through the nonconference season continues for the Bulldogs, who knocked off Nebraska Wesleyan, 7-2, on Thursday (March 21). Senior Marlene Maier continued her singles win streak.
A solid run through the nonconference season continues for the Bulldogs, who knocked off Nebraska Wesleyan, 7-2, on Thursday (March 21). Senior Marlene Maier continued her singles win streak.
Led by Marlene Maier, the Bulldogs toppled an NCAA Division II opponent for the second day in a row. This time Concordia clipped Colorado College, 5-4. The Bulldogs improved to 6-3 overall.
The depth of the Bulldog lineup was on display on Wednesday (March 6) as Concordia topped NCAA Division II CSU-Pueblo, 4-3, in Colorado on Wednesday (March 6). The Bulldogs will play twice more on Thursday.
While up against a pair of KCAC foes, the Concordia women's tennis team put up a weekend split. The Bulldogs defeated Sterling College at home before dropping a match against Ottawa University.
The Bulldog women's tennis team dropped only one match all weekend while picking up wins over Bethel College and Bethany College inside Genesis Health Club in Lincoln. Concordia is 3-1 overall this season.
In its first action since September, the Concordia women's tennis team fell by a 6-3 score at Grand View in Des Moines, Iowa, on Friday (Feb. 8). The Bulldogs are now 1-1 on the 2018-19 campaign.
On the heels of three GPAC semifinal appearances in a row, the Bulldogs hope to break through and reach the title match this spring. Concordia welcomed in an impact transfer in Marlene Maier.
Impact newcomer Marlene Maier and two of her teammates reached championship matches at the two-day GPAC Invite contested in Fremont, Neb., Sept. 14-15. Maier won three singles matches in Flight A.
The season is underway for Concordia women’s tennis, which defeated Central College at home on Saturday (Sept. 8). The Bulldogs won two of three doubles matches and split the six singles battles.
An All-GPAC honoree all four years on the tennis court, senior Annie Horn has been named an NAIA Scholar-Athlete for the second time in her career. Horn graduated from Concordia with a degree in marketing.
Set to begin the 2019 season on Friday (Feb. 7), the Concordia men's tennis program seeks improvement following a fifth-place GPAC finish last season. Standouts such as Thomas Greeff and Luke Zoller return.
The return of No. 1 player junior Thomas Greeff along with the influx of newcomers such as Jason Berryman and Gio Moraes provide reason for optimism as Concordia men's tennis enters the spring 2018 season.
The third season of head coach Joel Reckewey’s tenure leading the Concordia tennis programs is about to get underway. Four mainstays from last season’s lineup are back in the fold for the Bulldog men.
Take a look back at the men's tennis team's 2016 season and all it close, down-to-the-wire matches.
Willy Pardos hasn't just beaten GPAC opponents, he's owned them. The native of Pamplona, Spain, continues to take his game to another level while growing more comfortable at Concordia.
There’s new life inside a tennis program pulsating with a positive and energetic vibe. The play in practice has been elevated in obvious ways with the help of 13 freshmen.
Of the 22 players that make up the Concordia tennis rosters, 13 are new to the program in 2015-16. The infusion of talent has created a new energy in the program.
Women's Tennis
Women's Tennis
