It will be a week heavy on competition as CUNE Dance looks forward to hosting Hastings on Wednesday before welcoming the other Concordias for CIT on Saturday morning. The Bulldogs are looking to build off record-breaking outings.
As part of a sterling opening to the competition season, Concordia Dance reset the program record score while defeating defending NAIA national champion Morningside. The Bulldogs are now 2-0 against GPAC opposition.
Concordia Dance broke a program record for highest competition score as it defeated College of Saint Mary in a dual, 80.55 to 48, on Wednesday (Jan. 11). It was the season opener for Head Coach Mandi Maser's squad.
A year after placing seventh at the GPAC Championships/NAIA Qualifier event, the Bulldogs have high hopes for 2023. They return six of eight athletes from the qualifying roster and bring in a class of talented freshmen.
The 2023 competition schedule for Concordia Dance has been made public. The Bulldogs will begin the season by hosting a dual with College of Saint Mary on Jan. 11. It will be one of eight regular season events.
For the second time in her career, Columbus, Neb., native Katie Anderson has earned Honorable Mention All-GPAC accolades. Anderson was rewarded based on her individual performances at the GPAC Championship.
The 2022 season concluded on Friday (Feb. 25) for the Concordia Competitive Dance team. The Bulldogs produced a total score of 67.99 and placed seventh out of 10 teams at the GPAC Championship/NAIA Northwest Qualifier.
It’s championship week for the Concordia Competitive Dance team. The 2022 GPAC Championship competition (also a group qualifier for dance) will unfold on Friday for dance and on Saturday for cheer.
While hosting a five-team dance field, Concordia placed third in a triangular with Hastings and Missouri Baptist University and then won a dual over College of Saint Mary. Coach Mandi Maser’s team posted scores of 68.25 and 72.90 on the day.
After hosting invitationals for each of the previous three seasons, the Concordia Dance program will host its first-ever largescale dual competition when action gets started on Saturday. The event will feature teams from seven institutions.
Following a record-breaking 2023 season, Concordia Competitive Dance aspires to reach the national stage in 2024. The list of returnees includes All-GPAC honorees Ryleigh Flesner, Taylor Larsen and Avery Lewis.
A year after placing seventh at the GPAC Championships/NAIA Qualifier event, the Bulldogs have high hopes for 2023. They return six of eight athletes from the qualifying roster and bring in a class of talented freshmen.
Momentum continues to build for Concordia Competitive Dance following a 2021 season of major gains. Haleigh Fitzsimmons leads a group that placed fourth in the GPAC last season while improving its scores across the board.
On the eve of competition season, the Concordia University Dance team carries a new level of confidence into 2021. The Bulldogs will be led by captains Haleigh Fitzsimmons and Michelle Porath.