Concordia Shooting Sports wrapped up a successful 2021-22 season while going through the healing process following the loss of Coach Scott Moniot. Members of the team will gather together for one more event before the spring semester's end.
Former Bethel University (Tenn.) standout and Moscow, Tenn., native Dylan Owens has been named Concordia Head Shooting Sports Coach. Owens becomes the third head coach in program history.
In the wrap up to the 2021-22 season, the Bulldogs placed fifth in the Division 2 breakdown at the 2022 ACUI National Championships in San Antonio. Concordia captured national titles in Doubles American Skeet and International Skeet.
In the third event this spring, Concordia Shooting Sports placed second at the Simpson Invite (March 12-13) while being paced HOA by Jack Nelson. In addition, Mack Origer cracked 100 straight targets in skeet.
Wyatt Hambly shot solid scores across the board while leading the Bulldogs at the Doane Tiger Invitational on March 5-6. Concordia shot a team HOA total of 1,529. Hambly (311) and Wayne Moore (304) shot better than 300 HOA.
In the first time out since Head Coach Scott Moniot's passing back in November, the Concordia Shooting Sports team placed fifth out of 11 squads at the Lindenwood Spring Open. The Bulldogs took first in sporting clays.
Concordia Shooting Sports had more representation than any other collegiate program in the nation at January's Shotgun Selection event hosted by USA Shooting. Three current Bulldogs earned medals at the prestigious event.
It is with a heavy heart that Concordia University, Nebraska acknowledges the passing of Shooting Sports Head Coach Scott Moniot, who was called to be with the Lord on November 20, 2021.
For the second weekend in a row, the Bulldogs celebrated a team championship. Concordia won the Hastings Invite behind HOA individual titlists in Sarah Schwacher and Colten Uitermarkt in Grand Island, Neb.
A traumatic injury suffered as an eighth grader gave Wyatt Hambly a greater perspective on life. It also steered him away from contact sports and down a path that led to competitive shooting and a college career at Concordia.
Following a successful 2023-24 season, Concordia Shooting Sports returns nine national qualifiers while welcoming in five freshmen. The Bulldogs will begin the 2024-25 slate with the Fort Hays State Shoot in September.
The foundation is in place for Concordia Shooting Sports, which is ready to enter its sixth year as an official varsity sport. The Bulldogs reached new heights in placing third nationally last season and aspire to take another step forward under Head Coach Dylan Owens.
The ninth season of Concordia Shooting Sports will have a new feel to it as Dylan Owens takes over as head coach. Owens looks to build upon the sturdy foundation put in place in recent years by Coach Scott Moniot and a talented crew of student-athletes.
Concordia Shooting Sports wrapped up a successful 2021-22 season while going through the healing process following the loss of Coach Scott Moniot. Members of the team will gather together for one more event before the spring semester's end.
A traumatic injury suffered as an eighth grader gave Wyatt Hambly a greater perspective on life. It also steered him away from contact sports and down a path that led to competitive shooting and a college career at Concordia.
Following a record breaking 2020-21 season that raised the bar again for the program, the Bulldogs are readying for even better in 2021-22. Concordia opens the season at the Fort Hays State Shoot.
After having the national championships canceled last spring, the Concordia Shooting Sports Program has returned to Oak Creek with their sights set on doing their jobs and moving up the ladder.
The expectations are soaring for Concordia shooting sports under the guidance of head coach Scott Moniot. The Bulldogs hope to climb the national ladder after placing fourth at last season's ACUI Championships.
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