Women's Tennis

Undefeated runs through conference play paved the way for all-conference honors for both junior Annie Horn and freshman Kirsten Wagner. Both represented the Bulldogs on All-GPAC teams announced on Thursday (May 11).

The 2017 Concordia women’s tennis season came to a conclusion at the GPAC championships on Friday. After a 5-4 win over College of Saint Mary in the quarterfinals, the Bulldog run ended with a 5-0 loss

Junior Annie Horn's hot streak continues despite the end of a three-match win streak for Concordia women's tennis. The Bulldogs have concluded regular-season play in 2017.

The Concordia women’s tennis team has gone about finishing 2017 in positive fashion. After starting out 0-3 in conference play, the Bulldogs have won three-consecutive GPAC matches.

The match hinged on Kirsten Wagner at No. 5 singles. She outlasted her opponent, lifting the Bulldogs to their second GPAC victory in a row. Concordia topped Midland, 5-4, on Friday evening.

The Concordia women’s tennis team took advantage of a short-handed Mount Marty team and picked up its first GPAC win of 2017. The Bulldogs won by a 9-0 final in a match played in Lincoln on Saturday.

Up against the top-ranked team in the GPAC, the Concordia women’s tennis team fell short on Saturday afternoon. Visiting Morningside invaded Seward and came away with a 6-3 win.

For the second-straight outing in conference play, Concordia women’s tennis fell one match short of pulling out a team victory. Meanwhile, junior Annie Horn pushed her personal win streak to eight.

Sporting a four-match win streak, Concordia women's tennis came up just shy of knocking off the GPAC's second-rated team on Monday. The Bulldogs fell at College of Saint Mary, 5-4.

It had been more than three weeks since the Concordia women's tennis team took the court. The layoff didn't stop the Bulldogs from claiming their fourth win in row. They defeated Nebraska Wesleyan on Wednesday (March 29).