
The Bulldogs finally got on the board with their first goal of the 2019 season. However, visiting Bellevue rallied and won, 2-1, in overtime on Wednesday (Sept. 11). Allee Downing notched Concordia's goal.

The Bulldogs finally got on the board with their first goal of the 2019 season. However, visiting Bellevue rallied and won, 2-1, in overtime on Wednesday (Sept. 11). Allee Downing notched Concordia's goal.

Bellevue will be the final regular season nonconference opponent on the 2019 slate. Then it will be time for GPAC play with Concordia heading to Presentation this Saturday.

Concordia still seeks that elusive first goal and that elusive first win following a 1-0 loss on Saturday (Sept. 7) to Tabor College. The Bulldogs fell despite advantages of 11-5 in shots and 6-1 in corner kicks.

Following a 2-0 home loss to Friends, the Bulldogs continue to seek answers. Concordia slipped to 0-4 with two games remaining on the nonconference slate.

Following a road trip to Arkansas, the Bulldogs have returned home looking to get into the win column. Two opponents from the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference await on this week's slate.

While up against a top 25 opponent for the second time in three days, the Bulldogs again came up empty on the scoreboard and dropped a 3-0 decision to USAO. Concordia slipped to 0-3.

After a significant journey, the Bulldogs found themselves meeting up with No. 13 John Brown in Siloam Springs, Ark., on Thursday (Aug. 29). The Golden Eagles shut out Concordia, 3-0.

A pair of ranked foes will await Concordia upon its arrival in Siloam Springs, Ark. The Bulldogs will journey nearly 450 miles south while trying to put behind a 2-0 loss in last week's season opener.

A pair of goals in the opening eight minutes lifted Missouri Valley College to a 2-0 victory that spoiled the season opener for Concordia. Chris Luther presided over his first game as head coach of the Bulldogs.

The 2019 women's soccer season is set to kick off on Saturday with the Bulldogs hosting Missouri Valley College in an afternoon tilt. Chris Luther will make his debut as head coach at Concordia.
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