
After losing the doubles point in heartbreaking fashion, the Bulldogs showed grit, fighting back in two separate singles matches to snatch the road victory (5-2) from Mount Marty.
After losing the doubles point in heartbreaking fashion, the Bulldogs showed grit, fighting back in two separate singles matches to snatch the road victory (5-2) from Mount Marty.
The Bulldogs started the match with a 2-0 lead before Iowa Central Community College rattled off four straight in the 2-4 loss on Friday. The two teams clashed inside the Fremont Family YMCA.
CUNE Men’s Tennis was one point away from taking down preseason ranked No. 22 McPherson College (Kan.). Up 3-2, CUNE pushed the Kansas squad to the boundary but couldn’t find the final point to put the talented team away in the loss (3-4).
The bulk of the 2023-24 roster returns while teaming up with three high-impact newcomers. As a result, Head Coach Lisa Hart's Bulldogs expect to make a move in the GPAC this spring.
Concordia University Men’s Tennis dropped its 2025 spring schedule for the upcoming season on Wednesday. The Bulldogs will compete in 18 duals on 16 different dates including 12 nonconference and six GPAC competitions.
Concordia University Nebraska Men’s Tennis competed in the GPAC Fall Individual Tournament this past weekend. All eight Bulldogs competed and the team took home two different championships, both in doubles play.
Concordia Men’s Tennis competed in two tournaments this past weekend at the Salina Central High School Tennis Courts. Kansas Wesleyan University hosted its invitational and the NAIA Central-West ITA Regional Championship.
The Concordia Men’s Tennis team made a quick trip to face off against NCAA Division III Nebraska Wesleyan University on Tuesday. The Bulldogs took control early and defeated the Prairie Wolves in their season opening dual.
In recognition handed out by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) on Thursday (July 25), the Concordia University Men’s Tennis program and six team members earned academic honors for the 2023-24 year.
A trio of Bulldogs from the Concordia University Women’s Tennis program has been honored as 2024 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes: Hugo Fuentes, Luke Johnson and Manuel Rodriguez.
The bulk of the 2023-24 roster returns while teaming up with three high-impact newcomers. As a result, Head Coach Lisa Hart's Bulldogs expect to make a move in the GPAC this spring.
Following a 2022-23 season that saw the Bulldogs finish at 12-9 overall (3-3 GPAC), the program begins anew under Head Coach Lisa Hart. The spring 2024 roster features four returners and four newcomers.
Charles Krutz and a team of eight talented Bulldogs helped bring greater attention to the tennis program at Concordia in the spring of 1983. Led by Stan Meyer, the Bulldogs enjoyed an undefeated season and won the NIAC championship.
A new-look lineup for Concordia Men's Tennis debuted in the fall when the Bulldogs knocked off Bethel College. Head Coach Cam Long's squad has experienced returners in Juan Rabellino, Eduardo Rojas and Shawn Springer.
The senior group (including one fifth-year member) of Jeremiah Berryman, Joe Bindl, Isaac Howes and Jack Kitson has been a rock for Concordia Men's Tennis. The quartet led the program to new heights in 2021 and hopes for more in 2022.
Coming off an appearance in the 2021 GPAC tournament final, the Bulldogs hope to go a step farther this spring. In his first year as head coach, Cam Long will lean upon a veteran lineup with high hopes for 2022.
A season to remember for Concordia Men's Tennis included a run to the GPAC tournament final for the first time ever and 10 total victories with the help of a deep lineup.
t’s been a long time coming for Concordia Men’s Tennis, which returned to the court in the fall after an extended layoff. The Bulldogs bring back a wealth of experience and depth on the 2021 roster.
Unsatisfied with how the 2019-20 season ended abruptly, Luke Zoller is back for a fifth year of collegiate tennis. Says Zoller, "I’m glad I chose to come back and I think it was the right decision."
Lineup depth had become a theme in the early going of the spring for both Concordia University tennis squads. Coach DeSimone's squads ended their seasons with wins and were ranked in the top three of the GPAC.