In their bid for the program's first ever CIT title, the Bulldogs placed as the event's runner up in Saturday (Jan. 27) morning action. CUNE earned a score of 60.52 in placing behind only Concordia of Ann Arbor.
As part of the 71st Concordia Invitational Tournament, the Bulldog cheer and dance teams will vie for Concordia supremacy in Mequon. This will mark the fifth time that CIT has included cheer and dance competitions.
In opening the 2024 competition season, Concordia Cheer approached the school record while posting a score of 83.30. That total allowed the Bulldogs to defeat rival Hastings (76.95) as Emilie Ashenbach made her head coaching debut.
With a theme of #212 for 2024, Concordia Competitive Cheer aspires to heat things up this winter. The Bulldogs return two-time All-GPAC performer Shelby Timmerman from last season's team that placed third in the GPAC.
Effective Jan. 2, Mandi Maser and Emilie Ashenbach have taken on new roles within the Concordia Cheer & Dance programs. Ashenbach has been promoted to Head Competitive Cheer Coach while Maser has been named Competitive Spirit Coordinator.
Concordia Cheer has announced a 2024 competition schedule complete with six regular season competitive dates, beginning with a home dual. The slate includes CIT at CUW and another Concordia Duals event inside Friedrich Arena.
A trio of Bulldogs from the Concordia Competitive Cheer team has been honored with 2022-23 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete recognition. The award winners are Kayla Johnson, Victoria Perry and Elizabeth Schultz.
For the second year in a row, Shelby Timmerman has represented the Concordia Competitive Cheer program with all-conference recognition. Timmerman was named a 2023 honorable mention All-GPAC award winner on Monday (Feb. 23).
The program moved up a rung from the previous year, placing third at the GPAC Championships in a school-record breaking outing at the 2023 conference competition. Individually, Shelby Timmerman garnered All-GPAC honors.
It’s championship week for the Concordia University Competitive Cheer and Dance teams. The 2023 GPAC Championship competition (also a group qualifier for dance) will unfold on Friday for dance and on Saturday for cheer.
With a theme of #212 for 2024, Concordia Competitive Cheer aspires to heat things up this winter. The Bulldogs return two-time All-GPAC performer Shelby Timmerman from last season's team that placed third in the GPAC.
The Bulldogs are ready to return to the mat after making big gains in 2022 as a program. Leaders such as Brenden Ingram and Shelby Timmerman are back with eyes on making a push for a spot at the 2023 NAIA National Championships.
After becoming the first All-GPAC award winner in the history of Concordia Cheer, Shelby Timmerman is just getting started. Timmerman is one of the top current Bulldog athletes that some may not have heard of. It's time to get to know more about the Clatonia, Neb., native.
After taking a big leap forward in 2021, Head Coach Mandi Maser's competitive cheer squad is poised for even better in 2022. The Bulldogs are led by the likes of Brenden Ingram, Kathryn Taylor and Shelby Timmerman.
As a Bulldog, Kaci Hohenthaner has fully capitalized on a unique set of skills as a volleyball and cheer athlete. She can serve, she can pass, she can tumble, and she’s a future marketer.
Competition week is upon the Concordia University Cheer program, which will open up the 2021 season on Wednesday (Jan. 13). The team is captained by Josie O’Laughlin and Cora Rhode.