In a rematch of last season's GPAC title game, Jamestown got the best of Concordia, 1-0. The matchup occurred on Saturday (Oct. 9) from a soggy turf field in North Dakota.
The Bulldogs celebrated their second overtime win of the season on Wednesday (Oct. 6) thanks to the golden goal produced by Madeline Haugen. Concordia moved to 3-1-2 in the GPAC.
The Bulldogs will attempt to start a new streak against GPAC opponents after falling this past weekend at Dakota Wesleyan. Concordia (2-1-2 GPAC) will play Morningside and Jamestown this week.
A streak of 14 straight games without a loss against GPAC opponents ended on Saturday (Oct. 2) as the Bulldogs fell at Dakota Wesleyan, 1-0. Concordia lost despite putting 10 shots on goal and owning a 16-10 overall shot advantage.
Cheyenne Smith made her minutes count as she returned to the field on Wednesday (Sept. 29) and knocked in the game winner in a 1-0 Concordia victory over Midland, an opponent the Bulldogs met in last season's GPAC semifinals.
Two rematches from last season's GPAC tournament championship run are coming up this week as the Bulldogs will take on Midland and Dakota Wesleyan. Concordia is coming off two draws in a row.
An opportunity for a GPAC road win slipped through Concordia's fingers on Saturday (Sept. 25) as the Bulldogs settled for a 2-2 draw at Northwestern. Madeline Haugen and Michaela Twito scored for Concordia.
Concordia managed to dodge a series of second half bullets in a 1-1, double overtime draw with Dordt on Wednesday (Sept. 22). Grace Soenksen scored the lone goal for the Bulldogs (4-2-1, 1-0-1 GPAC).
Concordia will take an 11-game unbeaten streak against conference opponents into the week. The Bulldogs (4-2, 1-0 GPAC) will host Dordt on Wednesday and then travel to Northwestern on Saturday.
Michaela Twito became the program's all-time leader in games played as the Bulldogs rolled to a third-straight victory. Lisa McClain scored twice in the 7-0 blowout of Mount Marty on Saturday (Sept. 18).
The Martins are real living proof that absence does in fact make the heart grow fonder. The twin sisters reunited at Concordia and have helped maintain the women's soccer program's championship level.
For the third time over the past four seasons, the Concordia women's soccer program has celebrated a GPAC championship. The Bulldogs upended No. 20 Hastings on Wednesday (Oct. 25) to clinch the title outright.
A magical conference ride continues on Wednesday when GPAC favorite Hastings makes a visit to Seward. A win would clinch an outright GPAC regular-season title for the host Bulldogs.
All Concordia women's soccer has done over the past three years is win two GPAC tournaments, appear at two national tournaments and win a total of 45 games. What will the 2017 team do for an encore?
The women’s soccer program has been all about blowing away expectations. The 2016 Bulldogs won the GPAC tournament, sending them to the national tournament for the second time in three years. No longer the party crashers, Concordia is the life of the party.
The 2016 season brought a second GPAC tournament title in three seasons and another trip to the national tournament for Concordia women's soccer. The Bulldogs also equaled a school record for wins in a season.
The opening round of the national tournament will be something of a homecoming for Jeannelle Condame, who is used to playing soccer thousands of miles from home. The Bulldogs will be trekking to Condame's native Florida.
For the first time ever, Concordia women's soccer will host the GPAC tournament championship game. Free T-shirts and free hot dogs will be available for students. Thursday's title tilt kicks off at 7 p.m. CT.
Concordia carries momentum into 2016 coming off a big late-season run that led to another GPAC title game appearance in 2015. The Bulldogs are picked to finish third in the conference.
Three major knee surgeries in roughly 14 months hasn't derailed the soccer career of Michaela Stevens. She's on the comeback trail, looking to earn a key role on the team.