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Due to COVID-19 positives within the program, Concordia University Women’s Soccer has withdrawn from the 2020 NAIA Women’s Soccer National Championship Opening Round.
Due to COVID-19 positives within the program, Concordia University Women’s Soccer has withdrawn from the 2020 NAIA Women’s Soccer National Championship Opening Round.
A program Concordia clashed with in 2016 will be the opponent again on Thursday in the opening round of the NAIA National Championship. The Bulldogs and Seahawks will kick off at 6 p.m. on Thursday.
Following a thrilling run to a GPAC tournament title, the Bulldogs have been assigned to the Columbia Bracket of the NAIA Opening Round. Action will get underway on Thursday (April 15).
It was a lot of guts and grit that got it done for Concordia Women's Soccer in a remarkable journey to a GPAC tournament title. The Bulldogs defeated Jamestown, 2-1, on Friday (April 9).
For the third time since 2016, Bulldog Stadium will be the host venue for the GPAC women's soccer championship. Concordia and Jamestown will square off on Friday in the title game.
It took eight rounds of a penalty kick shootout for Concordia to outlast Midland in the GPAC semifinals. Ultimately, the foot of Bethany Fuchs has sent the Bulldogs to the title game.
Concordia and Midland will battle with a spot in the GPAC championship game on the line. The two rivals will meet inside Bulldog Stadium on Tuesday (April 6).
Another new-look lineup took the field on Saturday (April 3) and got the job done in a 2-1 GPAC quarterfinal win. Callie McNary and Aliyah Aldama produced a goal apiece.
It's time to hit the reset button as the Bulldogs prepare to host Dakota Wesleyan in the GPAC quarterfinals. Concordia ended up GPAC play in the fall with a seven-game unbeaten streak.
A string of defeats decided by a single goal continued on Saturday (March 27) as the Bulldogs played at home for the first time this spring. Concordia fell, 2-1, to Grand View in double OT.
On paper, the 2015 season looked like somewhat of a rebuilding year for Concordia University women’s soccer following a GPAC tournament championship season in 2014. The Bulldogs had graduated a pair of first team all-conference choices and a second team all-league selection after the program had earned its first-ever national tournament bid.
Concordia University women’s soccer continues to gravitate to new heights. On Tuesday the Bulldogs jumped five spots in the national poll to No. 16, a position that again ranks as the highest placement in program history.