In a battle between two of the GPAC's best players, Mariana Molano upended the reigning GPAC Player of the Year. That decision accounted for Concordia's one team point in the 6-1 loss at Midland on Saturday (April 15).
Senior Tara Ferrel went out in style in her final career home match, winning along with Ella Dean in decisive fashion in doubles play. The Bulldogs earned credit for a forfeit win over Mount Marty, moving the overall record to 10-7.
The Bulldogs shook off back-to-back league losses and defeated a Grand View opponent that previously knocked off four GPAC opponents. Concordia moved to 9-7 overall while earning the 5-2 win inside the Walz Fieldhouse.
The Bulldogs will be in action for matches in three of four days this week as they move closer towards the end of the regular season. Senior Tara Ferrel will be honored on Thursday when Concordia will host Mount Marty.
It was a bounce-back individual performance from Mariana Molano as she again starred atop the singles lineup for Concordia Women's Tennis. Unfortunately, the Bulldogs were on the wrong end of a 5-2 team score versus Doane.
GPAC play continues this week as Concordia Women’s Tennis aims to shake off Saturday’s home loss to Morningside. The Bulldogs will attempt to avenge last season's loss to Doane while hosting the Tigers on Tuesday.
Sophomore Tessa Blough won both of her matches while starring for Concordia in GPAC action on Saturday (April 1). Ultimately, Morningside prevailed by a 6-1 score as the Bulldogs slipped to 8-6 overall (1-1 GPAC).
The improvement from last season continues to be evident for the Bulldogs, who have surpassed their 2022 win total. Concordia finished March strong on Tuesday (March 28) with a 5-2 win over Baker University.
Concordia Women’s Tennis has picked up momentum during the month of March having won four of its past five outings. The Bulldogs gained confidence with a 7-0 victory over Hastings as they look ahead to playing Baker and Morningside.
Cool temperatures and blustery conditions greeted Concordia Women's Tennis on Saturday (March 25) as it took care of Hastings, 7-0, in its GPAC opener. All six Bulldogs who saw action picked up wins in both doubles and singles.
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