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The two losses push the Cobbers out of the tournament and finishes their season. Concordia ends the year with a 1-15 overall record and a 0-12 mark against competition from the MIAC. The 15 losses is the most ever in a season for a Cobber women's tennis team since the program began back in 1980. 
 

April 23 Cobbers Close Out Regular Season by Falling 9-0 to St. Kate's.  Matchday: Matchday Recap - Box Score ST. PAUL-- Concordia concluded their regular season they same way they did in six other matches during the conference schedule, they were shutout by an MIAC opponent. The Cobbers lost 9-0 to St. Kate's in a match played in St. Paul. The match was the last chance for Concordia to scratch out a win in conference play. The Cobbers finish 0-10 in the regular season. Overall, they fall to 1-13. The Wildcats win for the first time in five matches as they improve to 5-4 in league play and 8-8 overall.  Freshman Val Bostrom was involved in the two closest matches of the day. She teamed with Jami Winkelman at the #3 doubles and narrowly lost 8-5. Bostrom then battled to a 6-3, 6-4 defeat in the #5 singles slot.(More)

April 17
Cobbers Tune Up for Final MIAC Push by Beating Valley City's Club Team 6-0. 
- The Concordia match with Valley City does not count on the official record or for year-end statistics because Valley City's women's tennis team only has club status. 
 

April 16 Bethel Hands Cobbers 8-1 Defeat on Perfect Day for Tennis.  Matchday: Matchday Recap - Box Score - Action Pictures MOORHEAD-- The sun was shining, there was nary a cloud to be seen and most importantly, the ever-present springtime wind was not even whispering. All this made for perfect match conditions as the Concordia dueled Bethel on Saturday at the Jake Christiansen Athletic Complex. The Cobbers were unable to recover from losing all three doubles matches and lost 8-1 to the Royals. The loss drops Concordia's record to 0-9 in the MIAC and 1-12 overall. They have now lost six straight matches.  Bethel wins for the second time in conference play, winning for the second time in three matches. The Royals are now 2-6 in the league and 4-11 overall.(More)

April 10
Cobbers Stop Shutout String But Can't Overcome Hamline, Fall 6-3. 
Matchday: Matchday Recap - Box Score
ST. PAUL-- Although Concordia lost all three doubles matches to start their dual meet with Hamline, the Cobbers were able to stay even with the Pipers in singles play and only ended up losing 6-3. 

The three wins for the Cobbers breaks a string of three straight dual meets where Concordia had been shutout by their opponent. The Cobbers lose for the fourth straight time, dropping their overall  record to 1-10 on the year. Concordia is now 0-7 in conference play. Hamline wins for the first time in the MIAC as they improve to 1-5. They are now 3-13 overall.(More) 

April 3
Cobbers Finish Off Lost Weekend By Getting Blanked by St. Mary's 9-0.
Matchday: Matchday Recap - Box Score
WINONA-- Concordia dropped their second straight 9-0 decision on the weekend, as they were overpowered by St. Mary's in Winona on Sunday.

The Cobbers hung tight in the doubles matches but were only able to take one set in the singles matches, as they fell to 1-8 on the season. The 9-0 loss marks the fourth time this season that they have been shutout. St. Mary's picks up their second shutout on the year and moves to 4-4 overall.(More)
 

April 2 Cobbers Get Ole, Pollie, Rollied in Northfield by St. Olaf 9-0. Matchday: Box Score

March 20
Doubles Teams Propel Cobbers to First Win of the Season!
Matchday: Box Score
 

March 13 MIAC Powerhouse Gustavus Flattens Cobbers 9-0. Matchday: Box Score

March 12
Cobbers Still Searching For First Victory, Lose Another 1-Game Heartbreaker to Macalester.
Matchday: Box Score
 

March 5 Cobbers Can't Overcome Doubles Deficit and Lose 5-4 to Bemidji State. Matchday: Box Score

February 12
Cobbers Can't Control Regionally-Ranked Carleton, Lose 9-0. 
Matchday: Matchday Recap - Box Score - Action Pictures
MOORHEAD-- Concordia dropped their opening match of the 2005 MIAC conference schedule by falling 9-0 to Carleton. The Knights entered the match as one of the preseason picks to win the MIAC conference and it showed as they blanked the Cobber for the second consecutive season.

The Cobbers, who lost a tight 5-4 match against cross-town rival MSU-Moorhead on Friday, are still searching for the team's first win of the year. Concordia is now 0-3 on the young season. Carleton wins their opening match of the entire spring season and starts the 2005 campaign where they left off last season. The Knights finished third in the MIAC last season and are expected to battle with Gustavus for this year's championship. Carleton is currently ranked ninth in the region by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA).(More)
 

February 11 Cobbers Split Singles Matches With MSU-Moorhead But Fall 5-4 to the Dragons. Matchday: Box Score

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