Concordia Men's Golf will venture to Las Vegas while teeing off the spring portion of the 2021-22 schedule. The spring slate will feature a total of six events leading up to the GPAC Championships in late April.
Concordia improved its score slightly on day two while competing at the Nebraska Intercollegiate held at Norfolk Country Club (Oct. 8-9). The Bulldogs were led individually by the likes of Jack Williams and Gavin McWhorter.
With state bragging rights on the line at the Nebraska Intercollegiate, the Bulldogs carded a team score of 308 on Friday (Oct. 8). Individually, five Concordia golfers shot scores in the 70s, led by a 74 from Jack Williams.
Paced by Ivan Yabut (sixth individually), the Bulldogs reside in sixth place halfway through the 2021-22 GPAC Championships. Concordia carded a two-round score of 298-308–606 at Indian Creek Golf Course.
By way of shooting a 298, the Bulldogs reside in fourth place following the first day of action at the 2021-22 GPAC Championships. Ivan Yabut (71) and Jack Williams (74) led the way individually.
An vastly improved Concordia Men's Golf team believes it's poised to make a leap forward in the conference after placing ninth last season. The GPAC Championships begin Monday (Sept. 27) in Elkhorn, Neb.
Ivan Yabut made big waves individually while the Bulldogs equaled a program record for lowest two-round team score. Concordia placed sixth out of 15 teams at the Siouxland Invite (Sept. 13-14).
Ivan Yabut enjoyed a memorable Monday (Sept. 13) while shooting a school record low for a single round. Yabut leads the Siouxland Invite field while the Bulldogs are in fifth place as a team.
With Drew D'Ercole leading the way, the Bulldogs shot a rock solid team two-round team score of 296-293–589 while co-hosting the Blue River Classic. D'Ercole tied for seventh individually.
Concordia concluded day one of the Blue River Classic with its 'A' group in seventh place in a large field. The Bulldogs are co-hosting the event (Sept. 8-9) with Doane.
Nolan Zikas is a winner. In life. On the course. Said Zikas, "I enjoy being an inspiration. I like telling my story. I want kids to know that they can overcome this."
Concordia men's golf brings back each of its top five players from a year ago, including Reid Wiebe and inspirational Nolan Zikas.
Consider Concordia junior Reid Wiebe the Happy Gilmore of GPAC golfers. No, Wiebe does not stutter step his way into his tee shot, but his powerful drives are enough to make Shooter McGavin jealous. Wiebe attacks par fives with the tenacity of a Seward squirrel on an acorn.
Both Concordia golf programs continued their ascent in the league standings in 2014-15. Now in his fifth season, head coach Brett Muller expects his squads to produce even better results throughout the 2015-16 campaign.
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