
Led by four double-digit scorers, the Bulldogs built a double-digit first half lead and never looked back in Tuesday (Nov. 10)'s GPAC opening win over Midland. Concordia moved to 4-1.

Led by four double-digit scorers, the Bulldogs built a double-digit first half lead and never looked back in Tuesday (Nov. 10)'s GPAC opening win over Midland. Concordia moved to 4-1.

After a strong outing in the 21st Annual Cattle Classic, the Concordia University men’s basketball team will begin GPAC play this week. The Bulldogs will square off against Midland on Tuesday (Nov. 10) and Northwestern o Saturday (Nov. 14).

A second-half breakout propelled the Concordia University Men’s Basketball team to a comfortable victory on Saturday (Nov. 7) at the 21st annual Cattle Classic. While the game was somewhat close in the first half, Concordia was in control throughout the contest.

Thirteen Bulldogs recorded four points or more as the Bulldogs blew out Emmaus, 107-48. Freshman Noah Schutte electrified Friedrich Arena with a late thunderous dunk.

The 21st annual men's Cattle Classic is set to tip off on Thursday inside Walz Arena. The basketball classic features a total of four men’s games and three women’s games.

The trio of Carter Kent, Justin Wiersema and Klay Uher led the way offensively for a Bulldog team that pulled away from Friends for a 102-82 win in Hastings on Saturday (Oct. 31).

The athleticism of Tabor caused Concordia some problems on its offensive end. Turnovers and cold shooting played a role in the Bulldogs falling, 72-69, in their season opener.

It's time for the 2020-21 season to tip off. The Bulldogs are preparing to play Tabor and Friends (both of the KCAC) this weekend (Oct. 30-31) at the Hastings Classic.
Thought picked sixth in the GPAC preseason poll, the Bulldogs like what they have with a backcourt that features Carter Kent and Justin Wiersema. Concordia is coming off a 2020 GPAC tournament title.

On the heels of winning the 2020 GPAC tournament title, the Concordia Men’s Basketball program has been picked sixth in the 2020-21 conference preseason poll.
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