The Bulldogs will attempt to get on the board with their first GPAC win of 2022 as they prepare for matches this week with Mount Marty and Northwestern. Concordia is coming off a loss at Morningside over the weekend.
In a matchup of teams that shared the 2021 GPAC regular season title, Concordia wound up on the wrong end of a 6-1 decision on Saturday (March 26). Sofia Morales came through with a win at No. 1 singles to lead the Bulldogs.
Strong doubles play was the highlight of the match on Saturday (March 19) as the Bulldogs fell by a 5-2 team score at Missouri Valley. Concordia triumphed in two singles matches and one doubles match.
The Bulldogs were tested significantly on Wednesday (March 16) in what amounted to a 6-1 home loss to Bethel (Kan.). The lone team point came courtesy of Megan Hakes at No. 5 singles.
Following a break in the schedule, the Bulldogs got back to action on Tuesday (March 15) and dropped a 5-2 decision at the hands of Sterling. Singles wins were turned in by Sofia Morales and Megan Hakes.
Following a number of canceled matches last week, the Bulldogs will resume the 2022 season with three outings this week. They will host Sterling and Bethel before making a road trip to Missouri Valley on Saturday.
Following a pair of losses to begin the spring season, the Concordia Women’s Tennis team got back on track on Saturday (Feb. 26) with a 7-0 win over Bethany College. The Bulldogs hastily won all contested singles/doubles matches.
The play of Brooke Hosick and Julia Phillips in doubles proved to be a bright spot in a 7-0 loss at Grand View on Wednesday (Feb. 23). The Vikings won all six singles matches and two of three doubles contests.
The spring season is underway for Concordia Women’s Tennis, which got things started against a strong NCAA Division III foe in Colorado College and lost, 7-0, at home on Saturday (Feb. 19). The Bulldogs are 1-2 in 2021-22.
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