Concordia University Irvine Athletics

Gregg Davidson was the definition of a four-year college athlete, as he played for the Eagles from 2006 to 2009.  He graduated from Concordia in 2009 with a B.A. in in business administration with a communication minor.  He returned to Concordia and earned his Master’s in Business Administration in 2011.  Davidson was a member of the 2006 Eagles squad that was the first to advance to the NAIA World Series in program history.  In 2009, he played for current Concordia head coach Mike Grahovac in his senior year.  In 2007 he put together a 14-game hitting streak, which is sixth all-time.  His name litters the Concordia career record books.  He is first in multiple hit games at 71, third in games played at 192, second in at-bats with 716, fourth in runs with 149, sixth in doubles with 36, eighth in triples with nine, fourth in runs batted in with 118, fourth in extra base hits with 56, and third in total bases with 334.  He was the career leader in hits since 2009 with 247, until Kyle Konicek eclipsed him in 2012.  In his four seasons his teams went 111-83 and advanced to the postseason three times.