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After a hot Arizona road trip, Concordia returned to the diamond and split a doubleheader at Bethany College on Wednesday. Kylie Harpst keyed the game 1 win with a two-run triple in the seventh.
After a hot Arizona road trip, Concordia returned to the diamond and split a doubleheader at Bethany College on Wednesday. Kylie Harpst keyed the game 1 win with a two-run triple in the seventh.
Following a big-time performance at the Tucson Invitational, sophomore third baseman Autumn Owens has been named the GPAC player of the week. She is hitting .477 with four home runs this season.
Wrapping up its Arizona spring break trip, the Concordia softball team went 2-1 on the day, suffering its first loss of the trip and finished the week 9-1.
The Concordia softball team outscored its opponents 35-3 over two five-inning games Wednesday afternoon to keep a perfect 7-0 mark in Arizona.
The perfect road trip continued on Monday as Concordia won three times in action that took place at Lincoln Park in Tucson, Ariz. The Bulldogs have won six-straight games.
On the opening day of its spring break trip in Tucson, Concordia went a perfect 2-0 with wins over Aquinas College and the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
Concordia softball will begin a 10-game swing in Tucson, Ariz., on March 6. The Concordia Sports Network will be there to provide live audio coverage.
Following a 6-4 loss in Saturday's opening game, Concordia responded with a 4-3 win over William Penn to complete its five-game swing in the state of Texas.
The Concordia softball team went 2-1 in its opening day of the season. The Bulldogs played the first of two days of the Cowtown Classic on Friday.
Coming off back-to-back national tournament appearances, head coach Todd LaVelle's softball program enters 2016 with usual high aspirations. The Bulldogs open up the season Friday and Saturday in Dallas, Texas.
Winding paths led Kylie Harpst and Taylor Huff, former Lincoln North Star teammates, to Concordia to reunite with head coach Todd LaVelle.
A 17-game fall exhibition slate did nothing to dampen the spirits of a Concordia University softball program coming off back-to-back appearances at the NAIA national tournament. If anything, it only whetted appetites for spring 2016.
In 2014 then first-year head coach Todd LaVelle guided the Concordia University softball team to its first-ever national tournament appearance. A year later the Bulldogs captured the program’s first-ever win on the national stage.
For the second time in program history, and for the first time since 2007, the Concordia University softball team has earned the distinction of GPAC tournament champion.