The sunshine and almost 60-degree weather made the Bulldog Tennis Courts a premier place to compete on Friday afternoon (Mar. 15). Concordia Men’s Tennis took on Central College (Iowa) and was one match away from a sweep, finishing 6-1 over the Dutch.
Concordia Men’s Tennis will look to shake off its first conference loss to Mount Marty, competing in two duals this week. The Bulldogs will host Division III’s Central College (Iowa) on Friday (Mar. 15) at the Bulldog Tennis Courts at 2 p.m. CT.
Concordia entered GPAC play on Tuesday (Mar. 5) taking on Mount Marty as its first conference challenger. Hugo Fuentes and Santi Abadia continue to show growth, who sealed victories in singles, but the Dawgs couldn’t muster any more wins in the 2-5 loss.
Concordia hosted another tennis dual on Sunday (Mar. 3), going through their third in four days, this time against Iowa Central Community College. The two teams competed at the Bulldog Tennis Courts and the Tritons came prepared, defeating the Bulldogs in a shutout (0-7).
The Concordia Men’s Tennis team invited Sterling College (Kan.) to Seward to compete at the Bulldog Tennis Courts for the first time this year. Down to the final bout, No. 2 Santi Abadia clinched the 4-3 dual victory over the Warriors.
The Bulldogs matched up against the University of Saint Mary (Kan.) on Thursday Morning (Feb. 29) at Genesis Health Club-Clayview. Concordia whipped the Spires (5-2), winning the doubles point and four singles matches.
Concordia rolled over to the Grand Island Tennis Center and matched up with Kansas Wesleyan University on Thursday (Feb. 22). The Bulldogs tripped out of the gates and couldn’t find their footing in the 0-7 loss to the Coyotes.
The Concordia Men’s Tennis team hosted their first dual since breaking into the new year, welcoming Tabor College into Walz Fieldhouse. The Bulldogs got ahead early in doubles and never surrendered the lead in the 5-2 triumph.
The Bulldogs traveled to the Fremont Family YMCA on Saturday afternoon (Feb. 10). The men were winless coming into the dual but found ways to deliver a victory (5-2) over the Wildcats for their first win of the season.
The Bulldogs traveled to face Mount Marty on Friday in Yankton, S.D. Concordia gave its all but lost early to the Lancers in a 0-7 shutout win for the home team. Many sets were pushed by Head Coach Lisa Hart’s squad which couldn’t find the points needed in the end.
Expectations are soaring for Concordia Men's Tennis, which hopes to complete the job in 2026 and win a GPAC championship for the first time in program history. The Bulldogs return the bulk of last season's lineup.
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."
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