
One of the nation's most productive offenses, led by Autumn Owens, helped Concordia softball to its sixth 30-win season in program history.
One of the nation's most productive offenses, led by Autumn Owens, helped Concordia softball to its sixth 30-win season in program history.
Michaela Woodward and Autumn Owens received first-team accolades. Julia Tyree and Taylor Huff received second-team recognition while Kylie Harpst was named to the honorable mention team.
Despite a solid pitching performance by Michaela Woodward and Leah Kalkwarf's first career home run, Concordia saw its season end on Thursday.
After dropping its opening game at the GPAC tournament, Concordia staved off elimination with a 3-1 victory over Midland. The Bulldogs will return to action on Thursday.
The Concordia softball team returns to the site of its 2015 GPAC tournament title when it takes the field Wednesday at the 2016 event. The fifth-seeded Bulldogs are headed to Morningside College.
Concordia will begin defense of its 2015 GPAC tournament title Wednesday in Sioux City, Iowa, on the campus of Morningside College.
A fierce competitor, sophomore third baseman Autumn Owens is enjoying a season that rates historically impressive among Concordia softball players all-time.
Saturday's scheduled doubleheader versus Dordt has been postponed due to rain. A makeup date has not yet been announced.
After a game 1 loss in Friday's doubleheader at CSM, Concordia responded with a blowout victory behind the pitching of Kylie Harpst and the hitting of Autumn Owens and Maddie Fousek.
Concordia piled up 21 combined hits and rolled to a game 1 victory behind a stellar pitching performance from Michaela Woodward as part of Monday's doubleheader split with Midland.
It's been a whirlwind college career for Jennifer Katz, who attended two different junior colleges before finding her "second home" as a Bulldog. The future veterinarian also found softball stardom.
An impressionable young Megan Eurich wanted to be just like Jennie Finch. Her journey as a pitcher began in the basement of her home before she found stardom as a Concordia Bulldog. It's a "really cool story."
It’s been a process, but the transformation of Concordia Softball under Head Coach Brock Culler has entered another phase. Coming off a third-place GPAC finish, the Bulldogs believe they are primed for more in 2025.
As Head Coach Brock Culler says, "The feel is there. It's real." Concordia Softball carried momentum from its 2024 late season surge into fall ball. The roster includes a nice mix of veterans (nine seniors) and newcomers (17).
While becoming the winningest coach in Concordia Softball history, Frank Greene served as an example of what really matters. Coach Greene was someone who worked tirelessly to supply his players a first-class experience.
While sitting at 2-6 in league play (12-20 overall) in early April, the Bulldogs faced a crossroads in their 2024 season. The Bulldogs responded by winning 10 of their next 11 games in a surge that gave the program a jolt heading into 2025.
The energy and enthusiasm within the Concordia Softball program displays a picture of a group eager to turn the page to 2024. Coach Brock Culler will put to use three returning All-GPAC players, a host of veterans and a talented bunch of newcomers.
Entering year two as head coach, Brock Culler sees a Concordia Softball program on the rise thanks to a mix of key returners and a talented freshman class. Pitching and defense emerged as the team's strengths this fall.
There were flashes of brilliance and moments that hinted at brighter days to come for the Concordia Softball program. Seniors who were part of the '21 national tournament team left a lasting legacy and the sophomore group made its presence known.
Caitlyn McGarvie has no problem selling the experience Concordia has to offer. She's thrived on the softball diamond while pursuing her aspirations of becoming a pharmacist. Even more special, Caitlyn has shared a Concordia bond with her brother DJ.