Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn.

Women's Soccer

Coached by Dan Weiler, the Cobbers have won MIAC regular season championships in 2006, 2007 and 2009 and during that time they have posted a conference-best 33-5-6 record in league play. They have also won the conference postseason tournament in 2006, 2007 and 2010. In 2009 Concordia capped an undefeated regular season by advancing to the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA DIII National Tournament. Weiler was named the NSCAA Region Coach of the Year in 2009 - the first for any soccer coach at Concordia.

Weiler was named MIAC Coach of the Year for the third time in 2009 and forward Sam Johnson was named the MIAC MVP and went on to become the first All-American in program history.

Swagger, Nelson & Rounds Named All-Region

Dec. 14-- Concordia senior Kelsey Swagger and juniors Ali Nelson and Sarah Rounds were named to the NSCAA All-North Region Team. They give CC 12 All-Region players in the last three years. More

Career Shot Sinks Cobbers In Sweet 16

Nov. 19-- Concordia conceded a perfectly placed shot in the 34th minute, was never able to come up with a game-tying goal and fell 2-0 to SUNY-Cortland in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. Recap

From Coast To Coast!

Nov. 14-- Concordia will head from one coast to the other for their Sweet 16 game against SUNY-Cortland. CC and the Red Dragons will play on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 12:30 p.m. (cst) at Ithaca College. Details

Another Trip To The Sweet 16

Nelson Shines In NCAA Tournament Penalty Kick Win

Cobbers Headed Back To Cali!

Wind Swept Away

Strong Midfield + Stifling Defense = Semifinal Win

Swagger Named MIAC Player Of The Week

Primed And Ready For The Second Season

Another Playoff-Clinching Win

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VS SUNY-Cortland - NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
Nov. 19 2011 L 0 - 2
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VS SUNY-Cortland - NCAA Tournament Sweet 16

Nov. 19 2011

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Cobber Spotlight
Sam Johnson '11
Fargo, N.D.
Fargo North HS
Math Education

Sam Johnson Sam is one of the most decorated and accomplished players in program history. She became the school’s first All-American in 2009 and was named the MIAC Most Valuable Player in 2009 as well. To top things off, she was selected as one of two ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans last year and carries a 3.64 GPA while majoring in Math Education.

The biggest highlight of her career at Concordia is getting to compete with players that were archrivals in high school.

“One of the best things about playing at Concordia was getting the chance to make friends from my former foes. I fought against several of my Cobber teammates in high school for state championships and now they are my best friends and the teammates I count on the most to help us reach our goals at Concordia.”

The Concordia women’s soccer team has players from six different states on the roster.