
Following a record-breaking regular season, the Concordia men's soccer program has hopes of another GPAC postseason title run. The Bulldogs open up the tournament on Tuesday (Oct. 31) by hosting Briar Cliff.

Following a record-breaking regular season, the Concordia men's soccer program has hopes of another GPAC postseason title run. The Bulldogs open up the tournament on Tuesday (Oct. 31) by hosting Briar Cliff.

A late PK goal and a brilliant Hastings save prevented the Concordia men's soccer program from claiming at least a share of the GPAC regular-season title. The Bulldogs fell, 2-1, to the seventh-ranked Broncos on Wednesday (Oct. 25).

A senior defender from Cordoba, Spain, Florian Caraballo is the fourth member of the Concordia men's soccer team to collect GPAC weekly honors in 2017. Caraballo contributed a goal and an assist last week.
Already owners of school records for overall wins and conference wins in a single season, the 2017 Bulldogs want more. An upset of No. 8 Hastings on Wednesday would give them at least a share of the GPAC regular-season title.

Five different goal scorers helped Concordia (7-1 GPAC) to a 5-0 win at Dordt on Saturday (Oct. 21). At 7-1 in conference play, the Bulldogs have a chance to capture a GPAC regular-season title with a win next week.

A Micah Lehenbauer golden goal in double overtime helped Concordia shake a late equalizer by Midland. With their dramatic 2-1 road win, the Bulldogs (13-1-1) broke the program record for victories in a single season.

Concordia has positioned itself nicely heading into the final three games of the regular season. Currently tied for second place in the GPAC, the Bulldogs have a prime opportunity to earn another GPAC tournament home appearance.

A special season continues for the Concordia men's soccer program. The Bulldogs (12-1-1 overall) equaled a school single-season wins record by blanking Morningside, 3-0, on Saturday (Oct. 14) night in Seward.

In another in a series of tightly contested battles with Doane, Concordia topped its rival, 2-1. The victory moved the Bulldogs to 11-1-1 overall. Concordia goals came from Micah Lehenbauer and Luke Batters.

For the first time this season, Concordia is aiming to respond to a loss. Fortunately, tenth-year head coach Jason Weides’ squad will be back at Bulldog Stadium where it is a perfect 5-0 this season.
The hiring of Bernie Ochoa ushers in a new era for Concordia Men's Soccer. Ochoa takes over a program looking to build upon a run to the national tournament second round.
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Concordia Athletics Hall of Famer Bernie Ochoa made his return as Head Men's Soccer Coach. Since the announcement in March, the Bulldogs have begun redefining themselves in preparation for the 2026 season.
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Before a championship could be won in November, the Bulldogs had to find themselves in October. The uncommon journey saw Concordia go from 0-4 to GPAC championship glory.
Some of the names and faces have changed, but the expectation of competing for a GPAC championship remains the same. A program known for stellar defensive play returns an All-GPAC player at keeper and two on the back line.
As a youngster on the soccer field, Nolan Fuelberth was referred to as "The Wall." He's lived up to the moniker as a keeper for the Bulldogs, who are happy to welcome back the respected leader for his fifth collegiate season.
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The journey of Iker Casanova has included travels from Mexico City to Spain to Concordia Nebraska. Ultimately, year five at CUNE resulted in one of the highest honors ever earned by a Bulldog and a rewarding season that went beyond the accolades.
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