Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn.

Men's Tennis

Started in 1931, the Cobber men's tennis program has a long history but also has a trend of team and individual success in recent years.

Under the direction of head coach Troy Hanestad, Concordia has earned a spot in the MIAC playoffs in two of the past five seasons and made it to the MIAC semifinals in 2007. The Cobbers have also had individual success on and off the court as former Concordia standout Jordy Kamerling earned the league's Arthur Ashe Award in 2007.

Wins By Larson And Homuth Not Enough In Opener

Feb. 4-- Devin Larson and Bryn Homuth recorded singles wins but the Cobbers couldn't recover from a 3-0 deficit after the doubles play and lost to St. Scholastica 7-2 in the 2012 season opener for both teams. Recap

Hanestad Named MIAC Coach Of The Year

May 10-- Concordia head coach Troy Hanestad has been named the MIAC Coach of the Year after leading the Cobbers to their first conference tournament berth since the 2007 season. More

Edin And Larson Earn All-Conference Honors

May 10-- Concordia senior Matt Edin and junior Devin Larson were named to the MIAC All-Conference Team it was announced by the league office on Tuesday. For Edin it is fourth straight All-Conference honor. More