Andrew Kuderer brings a fresh work ethic and enthusiasm to the Concordia bench while entering his fifth season in 2016-17 after serving as the program's graduate assistant in his first two years with the team.
He had a Concordia playing career in which he worked his way from a walk-on as a freshman in 2007-08 to a two-year starter and senior captain by the time he graduated.
As a freshman, Kuderer worked his way into a valuable role off the bench, averaging nearly 10 minutes a night. His playing time increased each year as a Golden Bear, clocking 28 minutes per game as a senior.
He knocked down 107 career three-pointers, including a career-best 42 three’s in back-to-back years as a junior and senior. His career finished with 500 points and 101 assists with 58 steals.
The Eden Prairie, Minn. native graduated from Concordia with a degree in kinesiology with a sport management emphasis and a coaching minor. He completed his masters in leadership and management.
