Concordia University, Nebraska Men’s Tennis opened GPAC play in sweeping fashion to defeat Hastings, 7-0, on Wednesday (March 25) at the Bulldog Tennis Courts. The Bulldogs honored four seniors before the match.
Nick Velders has been honored for the second time this season as the GPAC/Hauff Mid-America Sports Men's Tennis Player of the Week. The second-year transfer has been dynamite since arriving on campus.
The passionate Bulldogs will face Hastings for their senior day matchup on Wednesday. CUNE Men’s Tennis will then travel to the 2025 GPAC Champion Morningside over the weekend. CUNE will honor four seniors on tomorrow.
Nick Velders went undefeated against the No. 17 William Woods University but the home Owls seized the eventual team win, 2-4, on Saturday. Culminating three matches in three days, CUNE Men’s Tennis went 2-1 in its matches.
The Bulldogs came out strong winning all three doubles to defeat Missouri Valley College, 5-2, on Friday (March 20). Concordia University, Nebraska Men’s Tennis has won three-straight.
Concordia University, Nebraska Men’s Tennis continued its strong run with a 5-2 victory over Seward County Community College on Thursday (March 19) at the Bulldog Tennis Courts.
In their final leg of a weekend road trip, the Bulldogs shook off the doubles deficit by dominating the singles court. Concordia moved to 10-2 with a 5-2 win at Kansas Wesleyan.
CUNE Men’s Tennis turned in a commanding performance inside the Walz Fieldhouse, sweeping Grand View, 7-0, on Friday (March 6). The Bulldogs controlled the dual from start to finish, claiming all nine bouts.
The league office announced unbeaten Nick Velders as the GPAC/Hauff Mid-America Sports Men's Tennis Player of the Week. Concordia University, Nebraska Men’s Tennis faced two respected programs in the country, and Velders went 2-0.
Down to the final match, Concordia University, Nebraska Men’s Tennis fought to the final court but lost in a heartbreaker, 3-4, to Bethel College (Kan.) on Friday (Feb. 28) at Ward Tennis Center.
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