Reigning GPAC Player of the Year Hhana Haro and the Concordia softball team has been picked by league coaches to finish fifth in the GPAC, as announced on Thursday (Jan. 10).
With softball season just around the corner, three Crete High School alums are looking forward to another season as teammates. Jamie Lefebure, MacKinsey Schmidt and Camry Moore all call Concordia home.
The Bulldog softball team got acquainted with new head coach Shawn Semler during a successful fall season. A more experienced bunch went a perfect 7-0 during its fall exhibition run.
An appearance in the receiving votes category of the NAIA national poll represented further evidence of the upward trajectory of the Concordia women's cross country program. The Bulldogs are ranked fourth in the GPAC.
Under the direction of new head coach Shawn Semler, the Concordia softball program will open up its 2019 season this coming February. The Bulldogs are scheduled to appear in seven home doubleheaders.
After placing sixth in the GPAC this past spring, the Concordia baseball team returned to practice this fall motivated to be better in 2019. One development this fall was the establishment of a leadership group.
The Bulldog Weekly Report for October 9, 2018, details the Bulldog Athletic Association Athletes of the Week and provides the latest news and notes on Concordia athletics.
Shawn Semler, a coach and educator with 14 years of collegiate head coaching experience, has been tabbed to lead the Bulldog Softball Program. Semler is a native of Bellevue, Neb., and a Peru State College alum.
GPAC Player of the year Hhana Haro was joined by teammates MacKinsey Schmidt and Allysia Thayer on the All-Nebraska softball teams released on June 23 by the Omaha World-Herald.
Todd LaVelle has announced his resignation from the position of head softball coach at Concordia, effective immediately. LaVelle spent the past five seasons leading the Bulldogs, compiling 146 wins.
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.
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