Concordia Tornados is the soccer team of the Concordia University Texas in the capital of Texas, Austin. It is affiliated with the American Southwest Conference of NCAA Division III. On Friday, September 9, 2005, Concordia Men's Soccer team broke a 53-game losing streak defeating Concordia University-Selma. The win marked the Tornados first victory since Sept. 8, 2001 when Concordia beat the University of Dallas. Concordia tied its largest margin of victory on October 30, 2010 against Louisiana College in Pineville, LA with a score of 4-0.
| Career Goals | Career Games | Career Saves |
|---|---|---|
| 12 - Brandon Wiliams (05-06) | 48 - Dan Darden (03-06) | 389 - Dan Darden (03-06) |
| 6 - Memi Musabasic (00-01) | 46 - Conor Woolbert (06-08) | 238 - Luis Silva (00) |
| 6 - Shaun Gerard (06) | 44 - Trevor Gian (02-05) | 156 - Eric Davis (07-08) |
| 6 - Jordan Kone (05-06) | 42 - Vance Sayers (02-05) | 144 - Brett Davis (05-06) |
| 5 - Chris Arden (08) | 41 - Armando Dimeo (06-08) | 124 - Tom Heitman (99) |
| 5 - Armando Dimeo (06-08) | 40 - Josh Jackson (04-06) | 59 - Jason Elliott (01) |
| 4 - Brian Friend (08) | 31 - Brandon Wiliams (05-06) | 53 - Bobby Bush (07) |
| 3 - Josh Jackson (04-06) | 31 - Brett Davis (05-06) | 46 - Brian Hawkins (02) |
| 3 - Trevor Gian (02-05) | 31 - Chris Williams (99, 01) | 43 - John Relic (02) |
| 2 - James Tufano (06) | 30 - Mario Beltran (05-06) | 31 - Tim Beliakov (01) |
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