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Ashley Nelson pulls away from a pack in the 5K at the Hamline Invite. She was one of three Cobbers to post MIAC Top 10 marks at the meet.

Quality Shines For Small Crew At Hamline Invite

April 05, 2025

Due to the winter-like temperatures and wind, Concordia only took a handful of athletes to the Hamline Invitational. While the quantity wasn’t present in St. Paul, the quality was as three different middle-distance and distance runners posted Cobber all-time Top 25 marks.

The 4x100-meter relay team of (L-R) Emily Rengo, Andie Sandman, Kyla Nygaard and Piper Osborne broke the school record at the CSB Invite.

Indoor Or Outdoor; Cobber Relay Teams Break Records

March 28, 2025

Indoor. Outdoor. It doesn’t matter where the race takes place for the Cobber relay teams – they’re going to break a school record. The Concordia 4x100-meter relay team of Emily Rengo, Andie Sandman, Piper Osborne and Kyla Nygaard sprinted into the record book by posting a time of 48.57, which broke the old school record of 48.78 set in 2003.

Cooper Folkestad and Kyla Nygaard earned USTFCCCA North All-Region honors for finishing in the Top 5 in the region in an event.

Folkestad & Nygaard Earn USTFCCCA All-Region Honors

March 13, 2025

Cooper Folkestad and Kyla Nygaard earned United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) North All-Region honors for finishing in the Top 5 in the region in an individual event for the indoor season.

The Cobber 4x200 relay team of (L-R) Emily Rengo, Andie Sandman, Kyla Nygaard & Piper Osborne react to seeing their school-record time.

A Good, Good Day For The Cobbers At MIAC Meet

March 01, 2025

It was a good, good day for Cobber track & field. A school-record started Day 2 of the MIAC Championship Meet and the rest of the Cobbers followed by going low and soaring high as Concordia finished third in the final team standings. Concordia came away with 103 team points in posting its highest finish at a conference indoor meet since 2016.

Ashley Nelson leads a pack of runners in the 5000 meters at the MIAC Meet. She finished fifth in the race with the third fastest time in CC history.

Cobbers Climb To 2nd Place After Day 1 At MIAC Meet

February 28, 2025

Senior Jenna Kalevik continued to lead Concordia at the MIAC Indoor Championship Meet. A day after she finished third in the heptathlon, Kalevik won the 60-meter hurdles and finished second in the long jump as she helped the Cobbers climb all the way to second place in the team standings after the first complete day of the MIAC Championship Meet.

Jenna Kalevik competes in the 800 meters during the MIAC pentathlon. She finished third in the multi-event. (Photo courtesy of Graham Miller, SJU)

Kalevik Continues Cobbers' Top 3 MIAC Pentathlon Streak

February 27, 2025

Senior Jenna Kalevik continued Concordia’s streak of Top 3 finishers in the MIAC pentathlon as she posted a career-best point total of 3,224 points and finished in third place in the conference indoor multi-event competition.

Concordia returned to Grand Forks for the second time this season and had an individual break a school record for the fifth straight meet.

Record-Setting Streak Stays Intact

February 21, 2025

Make it 5-for-5. In all five of the meets the Cobbers have competed in 2025, there has been at least one school record. The Cobbers made another trip up I-29 to UND to compete in the last meet before the MIAC Indoor Track and Field Championships and finished third at the UND Tune-Up meet.