One more honor has rolled in for Hhana Haro, who turned in an impeccable freshman season for Concordia softball. On Friday (June 1), Haro collected honorable mention All-America accolades.
A native of St. Paul, Neb., Maddie Fousek represented the Concordia softball program on the list of NAIA Scholar-Athletes released on Wednesday (May 30) by the NAIA. She is majoring in elementary education.
Head coach Todd LaVelle has a high standard for the Bulldog softball program. While wrapping up the 2018 campaign that finished with a .500 record, LaVelle discussed how 2019 could be different.
GPAC Player of the Year as just a freshman, Hhana Haro has been a hit far from her hometown of Garden Grove, Calif. To the cornfields of Nebraska, Hhana has brought with her a lot more than an abundance of H's.
After a record breaking season, freshman Hhana Haro became just the second player in Concordia softball history be named GPAC Player of the the Year. Two of her teammates were also honored.
A pair of losses meant at the GPAC tournament on Friday (May 4) meant the end of the line for Concordia softball. The Bulldogs concluded the 2018 campaign at 21-21 overall and were the league's No. 7 seed.
The Concordia softball team enters the postseason as the GPAC's No. 7 seed, just as it did in 2015 when it won the conference tournament title. The Bulldogs have won four of their last five contests.
Leah Kalkwarf helped Concordia salvage a split by delivering a walk-off single in game two of Saturday (April 28)'s doubleheader. Grace Bernhardt pitched another gem to lead the Bulldogs in the circle.
A sweep at College of Saint Mary ensured that the Bulldogs will extend their season into the GPAC tournament. In Omaha on Wednesday (April 25), freshman Grace Bernhardt fired another gem to aid the cause.
Kenna Heath delivered the walk-off hit to help Concordia salvage a split with Dakota Wesleyan on Monday (April 23). Two extra-inning affairs resulted in a total of 18 innings played at Plum Creek Park.
In the community and on the diamond, the 2017-18 Concordia softball team is working to uphold a winning culture. The results so far this fall have been promising for a youthful squad led by captain Leah Kalkwarf.
The 2017 Concordia softball team provided plenty of memorable moments during a 34-win campaign. It was a solid send off for a senior class headlined by first team all-conference pitcher Michaela Woodward.
From day one, Michaela Woodward proved herself as a winner. After a legendary effort as a freshman at the 2015 GPAC tournament, Woodward has continued to elevate her game. She departs early to pursue a nursing career.
A new approach has helped senior Megan Ruppert shine in her second season as a Bulldog. Ruppert has led the team in batting average while playing a sparkling center field. She is a transfer from McCook CC.
Plenty firepower returns to a Concordia lineup that averaged nearly 6.5 runs per game in 2016. Head coach Todd LaVelle's Bulldogs were picked to finish third in the GPAC preseason poll. The season begins Friday (Feb. 10) in Fort Worth, Texas.
Junior-to-be Michaela Woodward recently journeyed to South Africa to play and teach softball. She also swam with great white sharks.
One of the nation's most productive offenses, led by Autumn Owens, helped Concordia softball to its sixth 30-win season in program history.
A fierce competitor, sophomore third baseman Autumn Owens is enjoying a season that rates historically impressive among Concordia softball players all-time.
Co-ace pitchers Kylie Harpst and Michaela Woodward serve as two major reasons why the Concordia softball team is out to a 17-6 start.
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.