
For their work this season on the doubles court, sophomores Santiago Abadia and Hugo Fuentes have been named All-GPAC honorees. Fuentes has earned his second career all-conference award.

For their work this season on the doubles court, sophomores Santiago Abadia and Hugo Fuentes have been named All-GPAC honorees. Fuentes has earned his second career all-conference award.

Fifth seeded Concordia Men’s Tennis took a trip to the First Serve Tennis Center and took on fourth seeded Doane on Thursday morning (Apr. 26).The Tigers squeezed out a doubles point win and then won three straight singles for a 0-4 shutout.

With the regular season coming to a close, the fifth-seeded Bulldogs are preparing to take on the fourth-seeded Doane in the first round of the 2024 GPAC Men’s Tennis Championship, which is slated to get underway on Friday from First Serve Tennis Center in South Sioux City, Neb.

The Concordia Men’s Tennis team went west to Hastings for its final regular season dual on Saturday morning (Apr. 20). With the Broncos only having four athletes, the Dawgs pounced on their conference rival, 6-1, and sealed their spot in the conference tournament.

The Concordia University Men’s Tennis team hosted senior day inside the Walz Fieldhouse on Tuesday night (Apr. 16). Midland pulled ahead with a doubles point, and made it tough on the Bulldogs through the end of the 2-5 dual.

The Concordia Men’s Tennis team will face two different opponents in the coming days, starting with Midland on Tuesday (Apr. 16) and at Hastings on Saturday. Senior day will be celebrated against Midland with the Luke Johnson being the lone graduate.

Seemingly right after daybreak, Concordia competed early with Wartburg College (Iowa) on a beautiful sunny Saturday (Apr. 13). The Bulldogs and Knights went at it, as two evenly matched teams came down to the wire in doubles and singles play.

The Concordia Men’s Tennis team found their way to Crete, Neb. to face off against conference rival Doane on Wednesday night (Apr. 10). The Bulldogs gave their all against a mix of veterans and newcomers for the Tigers, but dropped the dual, 1-6.

The Dawgs will face two different opponents in the coming days, starting with Doane on Wednesday (Apr. 10) and Wartburg College (Iowa) on Saturday. Concordia out-battled Northwestern in a 4-3 dual victory, taking its first win of the conference season.

Concordia University Men’s Tennis moved the dual versus Northwestern inside to Walz Fieldhouse after an uncharacteristically windy day in Seward. The Bulldogs got ahead in doubles play but had to claw out the Red Raiders in the 4-3 final.
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