March 12 Women's Track and Field Star Angie Pfeiffer Earns First Indoor All-American Honor! - Complete Results BLOOMINGTON, Ill.-- Concordia junior Angie Pfeiffer (Jr., Colman, S.D./Colman-Egan HS) finished eighth in the finals of the 400 meters and claimed her first indoor All-American award of her career. Pfeiffer, who ran a school-record 58.08 in the preliminaries, clocked a 59.62 in the finals to claim the All-American honor. Pfeiffer adds the indoor All-American award to her three outdoor All-Americans. Last spring she finished sixth in the 400 meters and then anchored the 4x400-meter relay team that also earned All-American honors. As a freshman, Pfeiffer finished seventh in the 100 meters to earn the All-American award.(More)  ____________________________________________________________________________________ Cobber Divers Hall and Cullen Come Up Just Short in 3-Meter Competition!  - Complete Results HOLLAND, Mich.-- Both of Concordia's divers that earned their way to the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving National Championship Meet held at Hope College in Holland, Mich. failed to qualify for the finals in the 3-meter competition on Saturday. Emily Hall (Sr., Minot, N.D.) and Annie Cullen both cam up short in the preliminary rounds of competition and did not reach the final in the event. Hall, who finished fifth in the 1-meter event on Thursday, scored 362.0 points in the preliminaries and missed the eight-diver finals by 14.45 points. Her total score placed her 14th in the event, which earns her All-American honorable mention honors. She is now the first swimming and diving athlete to earn two All-American honors at a single championship meet. Shana Letness, the only other Cobber athlete to earn All-American honors, earned single All-American honorable mention status in the 1999 and 2001 meets.(More) ____________________________________________________________________________________ Men's Tennis Hammers Macalester 8-1 to Pick Up First Win of the Season.  Matchday: Matchday Recap - Box Score ____________________________________________________________________________________ Women's Tennis Still Searching For A Victory, Loses Another 1-Game Heartbreaker. Matchday: Box Score

March 11
Pfeiffer Breaks School Record to Qualify for the Finals at the NCAA National Meet.
- Complete Results
BLOOMINGTON, Ill.-- Angie Pfeiffer (Jr., Colman, S.D./Colman-Egan HS) broke a 19-year-old school record in the first preliminary heat of the 400 meters at the NCAA Division III National Indoor Track and Field Meet held at Illinois Wesleyan and qualified for the finals in the event.

Pfeiffer, who is the two-time defending MIAC indoor champion in the event, raced to a 58.08 to qualify seventh for the eight-person finals. Her time breaks the old school record of 58.18 held by Pam Olsgaard which was set in 1986.(More) 
 

March 10 Emily Hall Finishes Fifth to Become Second Swimming & Diving All-American! - Complete Results HOLLAND, Mich.-- Emily Hall (Sr., Minot, N.D.) finished fifth in the 1-meter diving competition at the NCAA Division III National Swimming and Diving Meet held at Hope College in Holland, Mich. to become the second Concordia All-American in the history of the program. She joins Shana Letnes, who was an All-American in the breaststroke in 1999 and 2001, as the only Cobbers to place at the NCAA Division III National Meet. Hall's fifth-place finish is the highest place for any Cobber athlete at nationals.  Hall scored a total of 372.00 points in the final round of competition, which was only 6.80 points behind national champion Tessa Truex of Middlebury. Hall scored 369.50 points in the preliminaries to qualify as one of the eight finalists.(More)

March 7
Three Cobber Fall Athletes Earn NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship!
- Complete Details on NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award-Winners
MOORHEAD-- Three Concordia fall athletes were awarded a prestigious NCAA postgraduate scholarship. Nick Myran (Sr., Kenyon, Minn./Kenyon-Wanamingo HS) from the cross-country team, Jordan Talge (Sr., Moorhead, Minn.) of the Cobber football team and Jessica Walden (Sr., Hawley, Minn.) from volleyball all earned the $7,500 award sponsored by the NCAA.

Concordia had the most athletes awarded the scholarship of any NCAA Division I, II or III institution. The list of colleges or universities that had athletes win awards included: Duke University, Stanford University, Boston College and North Dakota State University. The three Cobber award-winners also represent the most by any MIAC school in a single season. 

The trio was part of a contingent of seven MIAC student-athletes to earn the award in a fall sport. The MIAC garnered seven of the 56 overall awards given in fall sports and had the most selections of any single conference, with the Big 12 (five), University Athletic Association (three) and Pac-10 (three) following the MIAC.(More)
 

March 6 Women's Track Athlete Angie Pfeiffer Qualifies for NCAA Division III National Indoor Meet! Concordia junior sprint sensation Angie Pfeiffer (Colman, S.D./Colman-Egan HS) received notification that she officially qualified for the NCAA Division III National Indoor Track and Field Meet held on March 11 in Bloomington, Ill. She is the only Cobber track and field athlete to qualify for the national meet. Pfeiffer qualified in the 400 meters, an event she won at the MIAC Indoor Track and Field Championship Meet. She won the event in a time of 58.60, which is the second fastest time in school history and currently ranks her 18th in the nation.(More)

March 5
Women's Tennis Can't Overcome Doubles Deficit and Loses 5-4 to Bemidji State.
Matchday: Box Score

 
 

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