Women's Tennis

Concordia Women’s Tennis has picked up momentum during the month of March having won four of its past five outings. The Bulldogs gained confidence with a 7-0 victory over Hastings as they look ahead to playing Baker and Morningside.

Cool temperatures and blustery conditions greeted Concordia Women's Tennis on Saturday (March 25) as it took care of Hastings, 7-0, in its GPAC opener. All six Bulldogs who saw action picked up wins in both doubles and singles.

The start of conference play will arrive on Saturday for Concordia Women’s Tennis, which has played its first 11 matches of the 2022-23 season versus non-league opponents. The Bulldogs will host Hastings in their GPAC opener.

In a closely-contested match, the Bulldogs pulled out a pair of singles clashes by tiebreakers that ultimately decided the winner. Clutch performances by Tessa Blough and Tara Ferrel led to the 5-4 victory at Central College.

For her work in a pair of nonconference matches on Sunday, Mariana Molano has been honored as the GPAC Player of the Week. Molano went 2-0 in both singles and doubles during action against Bethany and Kansas Wesleyan.

Concordia Women’s Tennis team came within an eyelash of going 2-0 on Sunday (March 12) in Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference territory. The Bulldogs breezed past Kansas Wesleyan, 7-0, before a narrow 4-3 loss to Bethany.

Freshman Mariana Molano and company cruised past Sterling College (Kan.) by a 7-0 final score on Saturday (March 4). Molano did not drop a single game as the Bulldogs evened up their overall record at 4-4.

As part of a day spent in Fulton, Mo., the Bulldogs earned a 6-1 win over Tabor before falling by a 5-0 score at the hands of No. 23 William Woods. Concordia (3-4) took all but one decision in the victory over the Bluejays.

The back half of the lineup made the difference on Saturday (Feb. 18) as Concordia Women’s Tennis team took on a junior college opponent for the second-straight outing. Ella Dean starred in the 4-3 Bulldog victory.

In its first official action since October, Concordia Women's Tennis returned to the home courts of the Walz Fieldhouse on Monday (Feb. 13). It was a learning experience as visiting Barton CC swept through doubles and singles.