Women's Tennis

A surprisingly dry but windy Bulldog Tennis Courts revealed some new faces in the first home dual of the season for the Dawgs. The returners and fresh recruits combined for a 6-1 victory over Midland in a non-conference match on Thursday.

Seohyeon Jang defeated six consecutive opponents to take the ITA NAIA central west regional championship for women’s singles on Sunday. The freshman lost only a single set in her run to take the final and the bid to ITA nationals.

CUNE Women’s Tennis showed complete dominance in singles at the GPAC individual tournament. Freshman Seohyeon Jang made her presence felt early in the conference playoff by winning the top singles and doubles draw.

The International Tennis Association (ITA) unveiled the 2026 Scholar-athletes and the all-academic team lists on Thursday (July 17). Eight Bulldogs were awarded the honor.

Four standouts from the GPAC runner up Concordia Women's Tennis program earned Academic All-District awards from College Sports Communicators. Mariana Molano and Alexa Richert are repeat honorees.

A spectacular breakout season for many Bulldogs led to a slew of the roster finding their names on the 2025-26 GPAC All-Conference list. CUNE Women’s Tennis had six make the honor roll, with five on the singles all-GPAC team.

A group of four Bulldogs from women's tennis earned their way onto the list of 2025-26 NAIA Scholar-Athletes. Both Mariana Molano and Alexa Richert are repeat Scholar-Athletes.

Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Tennis closed out its 2025-26 season with a runner-up finish in the GPAC Tournament Championship, falling to No. 16 Morningside, 4-1, on Saturday (April 25) at Genesis Westroads.

The rematch of the in-state showdown culminated between No. 2 seed Concordia University, Nebraska and No. 3 seed Doane became a one-sided affair (4-0) in favor of the upper seed of the GPAC semifinal on Thursday.

The Bulldogs enter the GPAC tournament as the No. 2 seed and will face the winner of Doane and Hastings in the semifinals on Thursday (April 23). Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Tennis earned a quarterfinal bye.