Midland remains a difficult mountain to climb for the Bulldogs, who were beaten by the Warriors, 7-0, on Saturday (April 9). The loss snapped a four-match win streak for Concordia (6-7, 3-1 GPAC).
A four-match win streak provides momentum for Concordia Men’s Tennis as it looks forward to a pivotal week of conference action. The Bulldogs will be at Hastings on Wednesday before hosting Midland on Saturday.
A perfect start to conference play continued on Saturday (April 2) as the Bulldogs (3-0 GPAC) routed Northwestern, 6-1, on a sunny afternoon. Eduardo Luzzi and Joe Bindl came away with wins in both doubles and singles.
Momentum is building for Concordia Men's Tennis, which has won three matches in a row. The win streak grew on Friday (April 1) thanks to a 7-0 triumph over visiting Central College. Nine Bulldogs contributed to the win.
Perfect scores in a sweep through doubles propelled the Bulldogs to a 6-1 win at Mount Marty on Thursday (March 31) and a 2-0 start within the GPAC. Eight Concordia players earned wins in singles and/or doubles.
Wins at both No. 1 singles and doubles by Eduardo Luzzi were crucial in last week's team victory at Morningside. For his performance in that match, Luzzi was recognized as the GPAC Player of the Week.
On the heels of a GPAC opening win over Morningside, the Bulldogs will try to build momentum this week as they play three matches in three days. The opponents will be Mount Marty, Central College and Northwestern.
While beginning GPAC play at Morningside on Saturday (March 26), the Bulldogs prevailed, 4-3, with the help of winning performances in both singles and doubles from Eduardo Luzzi and Juan Rabellino. Concordia moved to 3-6 overall.
Despite the 6-1 team score in the loss, Concordia competed closely with Missouri Valley College on Saturday (March 19). Isaac Howes pulled out a win at No. 2 singles in a super tiebreaker.
Strong doubles play highlighted a 5-2 loss to Bethel (Kan.) in home action on Wednesday (March 16). Notably, Jeremiah Berryman emerged with wins in both doubles and singles for the Bulldogs (2-5).
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