Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Tennis has claimed the best start (9-1) in the program’s history after knocking down two non-conference opponents on Saturday.
Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Tennis comes into the week on a six-match hot streak. The Bulldogs haven’t seen defeat since Feb. 1 and will look to match the best start (8-1) in program history against Mount Marty.
Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Tennis earns its first weekly conference award via Chakira Derman as announced by the league office on Wednesday (March 12).
Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Tennis cruised to a 6-1 victory over Barton Community College on Sunday, March 9, at Veterans Memorial Park. The Bulldogs capped a perfect 3-0 weekend in Kansas.
The wins keep on coming for the Bulldogs, who have put together the program's best start to the season since 2009. Five Concordia players won their singles and doubles matches in the 6-1 March 8 victory at Bethany.
The win streak has grown to four as the Bulldogs continue to roll through nonconference play. Concordia earned a 5-2 win at Friends on Friday (March 7) in action in Wichita.
CUNE dominated Baker University (Kan.) in a 7-0 sweep in a women’s tennis dual on Saturday at the Walz Fieldhouse. The Bulldogs won all contested singles and doubles matches as Alana Lopez Pagan clinched the victory.
The Bulldogs clashed with Ottawa University and competed in a match that concluded with CUNE taking the 5-2 triumph. The contest featured a standout performance by Ishane Derman at the Genesis Racquet Club.
The Bulldogs continue their dominance over the Lancers with a sweep (7-0) in Yankton, S.D. CUNE Women’s Tennis got ahead early and finished without giving up a set to Mount Marty in the dual.
Concordia University, Nebraska Women’s Tennis team clinched two singles victories but fell to McPherson College (Kan.). Dominant No. 1 Mariana Molano and newcomer Ishane Derman seized their first wins of 2025.
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