As announced by the conference on Wednesday (Feb. 12), Concordia's Mandi Maser has been named the Hauff Mid-America Sports/GPAC Cheer Coach of the Year.
While competing at the fourth annual GPAC Cheer and Dance Championships, the Bulldogs placed sixth out of seven teams in cheer. Concordia now gets set for the regional competition.
In what served as a bit of a tune up prior to the GPAC Championships this Saturday, Concordia cheer team showed improvement while up against Doane. The Bulldogs continue to boost their scores.
While hosting a large-in-scale invite for the second year in a row, the Bulldogs placed fourth in cheer on Saturday (Feb. 1). They also used the day to honor their senior class.
In conjunction with the annual basketball event, the Bulldog cheer team placed third out of four teams at the Concordia Invitational Tournament. CUNE was given a score of 74.32 for its performance.
In the first competition of the 2020 season, Concordia cheer placed third out of four teams at the Doane Invitational on Sunday (Jan. 19). The Bulldogs now look forward to hosting Morningside and a trip to CIT.
The 2020 competition season is set to get underway at the Doane Invite on Friday (Jan. 17) for the Concordia cheer and dance teams. Head coach Mandi Maser's squads will also host competitions next week.
The Concordia cheer team has placed seven team members on the list of 2019 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes. The group features seniors Kennedy Garner and Chelsea Willard.
In its final competition of the 2018-19 season, the Bulldog cheer team placed 13th at the NAIA Northwest Qualifier in Fremont, Neb., on Friday (Feb. 23). Concordia posted a score of 48.69.
In a warm up for the GPAC championships on Saturday, the Concordia cheer team came up short in a dual at Morningside on Wednesday (Feb. 7). It marked the second dual this season for the Bulldogs.
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