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Category: Sports

Keeping track of track: part 2

Posted on March 21, 2013March 21, 2013 by Ali Everts

Now presenting the second half of The Concordian’s guide to track and field events. Featured this week: pole vaulting, high jump, shot put and relay. Shot put The shot put event involves throwing a weighted ball, or “shot,” in a pushing motion as far as the thrower can forward into a fanned area. The thrower…

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Pre-seasons in the sun

Posted on March 14, 2013March 14, 2013 by Allie Smeeth

After a stressful mid-semester exam week, members of the golf, tennis and softball team started their pre-season practice. This year, both softball and golf headed to Arizona, and tennis headed to Florida. All three teams arrived down South for some relaxation time, team bonding and pre-season practicing. Sophomore Dana Meslow said the golf team spent…

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Keeping track of track

Posted on March 14, 2013March 16, 2013 by Ali Everts

Track and field is a sport made up of numerous events. Pole-vault, javelin, hammer throw, 200-meter dash… Confused? The Concordian is here to help! Brush up on your track and field know-how with this guide to some of the events. This week: Sprinting, long jump, triple jump and weight/hammer throw. See next week’s paper for…

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Reaching the finish line: tips and tricks from runners on training for spring 5ks

Posted on March 14, 2013March 14, 2013 by Jen Swenson

As the snow begins to melt and temperatures begin to rise, spring is upon us. That means longer days, greener trees, and 5K races popping up all over the Fargo-Moorhead area. Ever done one? 3.125 miles (or five kilometers) sounds like a feasible distance, until you’re actually trudging along the black pavement, listening to the…

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Wrestling for a new space

Posted on March 7, 2013March 7, 2013 by Ali Everts

The Cobber wrestling team is proposing to expand their facilities for their growing team into the Riverside Center gym.  Athletic Director Rich Glas and co-head wrestling coaches Clay Nagel and Matt Nagel presented their idea to renovate the former Riverside Elementary School gym to a project request committee consisting of various Concordia administrators, and they…

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Spring sports preview

Posted on March 7, 2013March 12, 2013 by Jen Swenson

Track and Field This year’s Cobber track and field team is the largest the program has ever seen according to the men’s head coach Garrick Larson. “The size of the program is a good sign for success,” he said. “It’s a healthy program.” Larson credits the program’s competitiveness to their challenging schedule. “We don’t often…

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Basketball advances in playoffs

Posted on March 7, 2013March 7, 2013 by Allie Smeeth

This year’s MIAC Championships featured a strong showing from Concordia’s basketball teams. The women placed second in the playoffs, losing 50-58 to St. Thomas in the championship final, and the men lost 67-74 to Augsburg in the semifinals. The women went on to win a bid into the NCAA Division III Tournament, but lost 64-72…

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Pole vaulting record falls

Posted on February 14, 2013February 14, 2013 by Ali Everts

MIAC Men’s Indoor Field Athlete-of-the-Week senior pole vaulter Erik Olson broke Concordia’s 30-year height record for the second time in his career as a Cobber athlete. Olson broke the existing record of 14-11, held by David “Buzz” Dahl in 1983. He cleared the 15-foot mark two weeks ago at the Cobber Open. Olson broke the…

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Reflecting on the season: Men’s hockey

Posted on February 14, 2013February 14, 2013 by Allie Smeeth

Concordia’s men’s hockey team currently has a MIAC record of 8-6-0 heading into the end of their 2013 season. While the season hasn’t been perfect, constantly working on peeking their performance and realizing what they need to work on has enabled the Cobbers to keep going. Forward Benjamin Payne said that defense has been a…

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Coach Mosser talks badminton

Posted on February 14, 2013February 14, 2013 by Jen Swenson

Volleyball head coach Tim Mosser can usually be found in Memorial Auditorium with an energizing presence on the sidelines during home games. You may also have seen him a time or two in Olsen Forum, standing across from a smaller net, “hitting the bird,” as he would say, and working up a sweat. Mosser taught…

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