Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn.

Volleyball

The Concordia volleyball team is one of the premiere programs in the conference and region. The Cobbers have earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament in eight of the past nine seasons and were ranked in the top 25 of the nation for, a conference record, 63 consecutive weeks. Head Coach Tim Mosser has led Concordia to 11 consecutive MIAC postseason tournaments and has helped the team record at least 20 wins in eight of the past 10 seasons.

Individually, the Cobbers have had 13 players in the past eight seasons earn All-American honors. They have also had a trio of players named the MIAC Most Valuable Player in the past seven years. Mosser was named the AVCA Region Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2011 and has walked away with MIAC Coach of the Year honors on three separate occasions.

Cobber Volleyball Highlight Video 2011

Jan. 30--Relive all the best moments from the record-setting season of 2011. Included are highlights from the team's MIAC regular-season championship, the conference playoff title and also the thrilling NCAA regional. Video

A Record-Setting Number Of All-Americans

Nov. 15-- Concordia had a record-setting three players earn All-American honors as Jenna Green, Katie Vohnoutka and Amy Sykora all earned top playing honors as released by the AVCA. Details

Not The Way It Was Supposed To Be

Nov. 13-- Concordia never got on track on offense and lost 25-18, 25-19, 25-19 to St. Thomas in the Region Championship of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday in Moorhead. Recap | Highlights | Pics

No Drama Necessary

MIAC Postseason Awards - Senior Style

Undisputed Queens of the MIAC

Sprinting Into The MIAC Championship

MIAC Champions!

A Record-Setting Senior Celebration

Another MIAC Hitter of the Week

Consecutive Set Win Streak Still Alive

Two-Fer Tuesday

VS St. Thomas - NCAA Regional Final
Nov. 13 2011 L 0 - 3
Recap Gallery Video

VS St. Thomas - NCAA Regional Final

Nov. 13 2011

Cobber Spotlight
Katie Vohnoutka '12
Eden Prairie, Minn.
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Katie leads the

Cobbers in kills this season and has a history of excelling under the brightest lights. As a senior at Eden Prairie HS, she won the state badminton championship. This season she has helped the Cobbers return to the national spotlight by being ranked in the top 25 of the nation for most of the season. CC also earned their 10th consecutive MIAC playoff berth in 2010.

Katie fell in love with the Fargo-Moorhead area the first time she visited.

"I really liked the Concordia campus and the way it looked in the city with all the trees and scenery. It felt a lot like home and the people were very friendly and welcoming. I was also surprised at how many things there are to do in the Moorhead and Fargo area. It has a bigger city feel with the comfort of being in a smaller area."

The Cobbers play all their home matches in the friendly confines of Memorial Auditorium which seats 3,500. In 2009 the Cobbers were among the national leaders in attendance and averaged more fans than any other team in the MIAC.