The first blemish on the 2021 conference record came on Tuesday (April 20) as the Bulldogs endured a 6-1 loss at the hands of Doane. Concordia's seniors were celebrated prior to the start.
Concordia (5-0 GPAC) can clinch at least a share of the GPAC regular season title on Tuesday when it hosts Doane. The Bulldogs will also honor a trio of seniors.
The unbeaten run within the GPAC lives on for Concordia Women's Tennis (5-0 GPAC), which won every doubles and singles match in action Saturday (April 17) at Northwestern.
The GPAC win streak is alive and well after Ansley Gates clinched the victory on Monday (April 12) at College of Saint Mary. The Bulldogs (4-0 GPAC) eked out a 4-3 triumph.
While up against a short-handed Mount Marty squad, the Bulldogs took care of business and remained undefeated in the GPAC at 3-0. Claudia Miranda Viera and Sofia Morales starred for Concordia.
In a final venture outside of conference play this regular season, Concordia Women's Tennis fell by a 5-2 score at Baker. Singles wins were claimed by Ansley Gates and Luisa Esquivel.
Following back-to-back GPAC wins, Concordia Women's Tennis returns to action this week with matches against Baker and Mount Marty. The Bulldogs are 5-4 overall and ranked third in the GPAC.
A key figure in last week’s win over Hastings, freshman Sofia Morales has been the GPAC Women's Tennis Player of the Week. Morales earned wins in both singles and doubles.
Just like last week, the Bulldogs responded to a deficit after doubles play and rallied for a victory. Concordia swept all six singles matches from Hastings in a 6-1 win.
It will be a quick return to conference action for Concordia Women’s Tennis, which is fresh off a 4-3 weekend victory over Morningside. The Bulldogs will host Hastings on Tuesday.
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