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Category: Sports

Women skate to victory

Posted on December 2, 2011December 2, 2011 by Suzanne Redekopp

The Concordia women’s hockey team has been tearing up the ice this season with their fierce sportsmanship and stellar athletic skills. The women’s results are 6-2 this season so far. One of those games was a tie, making the Cobber women experience defeat only once. The Cobbers will be traveling to St. Thomas this weekend…

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Women’s soccer sweet 16

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Patrick Rundlett

The Cobber Women’s soccer team continued their reign as one of the top programs in the country by making another visit to the Sweet 16 at the Division III national tournament. This was the team’s second trip to the big dance in three seasons and fifth in the past six seasons. The team lost in…

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Women’s cross country ends season strong

Posted on November 18, 2011November 18, 2011 by Patrick Rundlett

The Concordia Women’s Cross Country team ended their season last Saturday, Nov. 12th at the NCAA Central Region Championships hosted at Wartburg College.  The team finished in 11th place, their best finish since the 2006 season. “Our result was really good, basically we ran extremely well all the way across the board,” said Coach Marv…

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Bobby’s Sports Banter

Posted on November 18, 2011 by Bobby Brunhuber

A great pioneer of American sports is at risk of leaving us forever. This is a man who single-handedly changed the landscape of professional athletics in the United States. He did so with a slick mixture of supreme skill and boyish charm. The world over speaks his name with a hint of admiration and jealousy….

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Bobby’s sports banter

Posted on November 11, 2011November 9, 2011 by Bobby Brunhuber

Who is tall, rich and cries a lot? That’s right, nearly every single player of the National Basketball Association. Another one: who is rich, plays golf all day and cries a lot? Uh huh, just about each and every NBA team owner. I’m no mathematician—I’m not even a math major—but I think I can work…

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Recapping 2011

Posted on November 11, 2011November 9, 2011 by Patrick Rundlett

The Cobber football team’s season comes to a close this weekend in Northfield against St. Olaf.  There will be a lot of “what ifs” looking back on this year for the team, but there are some positive things to build on for the future. There was a great deal of promise right from the first…

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It’s That Time of the Year Again

Posted on November 4, 2011 by The Concordian

As the end of the semester looms near, the air starts turning colder and we have to dig out the winter coats that Mom packed before we left for school. The leaves turn brown, and we can no longer sport flip flops as we roam campus. But on a happier note: Hockey season is here….

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Thoughts on Soccer

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Patrick Rundlett

The sun had just dipped down under the horizon, still with enough light where colors were starting to blend to gray.  The evening cool was settling in, and the wind chill cut into my jacket. The last stretch of grass from the practice fields was flattened and yellow from all the foot traffic it receives….

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Bobby’s Sports Banter

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Bobby Brunhuber

This Halloween season, there were many things haunting Minnesota Vikings football fans: a dreadful 2-6 record; the possibility of not getting a new stadium and moving away lingering overhead like a black storm cloud; the spirit of formerly-elite QB Donovan McNabb being cursed to wander the sidelines; and those terrifying cheese monsters, the Green Bay…

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Deitz Leads the Way

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Michael Eikmeier

To have star-power as a stellar athlete, one must have the passion, the dedication, the attitude, some considerable talent, and a competitive nature to soar above the skills of others. Senior Pat Deitz has risen to stardom and earned national recognition for his talent on the golf course this year. Moorhead native Pat Deitz led…

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