Science of soccer, Webster soccer player finds an advantage through the flip throw
See the science and the story behind Webster senior Lauren Pratt’s eye-catching flip-throw.
October 20, 2020
Author: Sam Masterson
Webster University Women’s soccer season ends in NCAA Tournament loss
Gorloks lose in the NCAA Tournament first round for the third year in a row, this time with seven seniors on the roster.
Webster University freshman earns postseason awards in women’s soccer SLIAC championship
Webster University Freshman Forward Kayla Dye was the first St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference newcomer since 2008 to be named Player of the Year. Head Coach Luigi Scire said she reminds him of some Webster Hall of Fame talent.
Webster calls on freshmen for third straight SLIAC title
Four freshmen started for the Gorloks in the SLIAC Championship game against Principia College on Nov. 7. With the Defensive Player of the Year injured, freshman Sydney Tedesco earned her first career start and helped to hold Principia one goal in the victory.
Gorloks find late winner for 3rd straight Championship berth
Lauren Pratt and Kristen Montgomery have more points in the last three seasons than any other Webster University Soccer players. Their chemistry was at work again, as they each found the back of the net in the SLIAC Semi-Final.
Journal Webster Athletics Awards: Comeback Player of the Year Zach Schneider
Zach Schneider stopped worrying about his shoulder surgery for the first time in a year at the beginning of the 2014 baseball season. He had a 1.60 ERA in 2011 before he needed left labrum surgery.
The Journal’s 2013-14 Webster Athletic Awards
For the fourth year in a row, The Journal continues its tradition of extending the End of the Year Athletic Awards to athletes who have excelled this year in their respective sports. Find out who won our top honors.
Adjunct professor would teach for free if he could
Adjunct professors in the U.S. capitol city are unionizing because they feel exploited. But Webster University adjunct professor Mac McKinney said he would be just fine without the salary of nearly 20 years of teaching. In that same time he ran six Merry Maid franchises, managed logistics for a railroad company and is Vice Chairman of Gateway Venture Mentoring Service.
The Extra Point: Webster pitcher racks up the strike outs after switch to NCAA Division-III
Webster Pitcher Chris Jansen leads the Gorloks in strikeouts.
Webster Track and Field shines under the lights at SLU Invite
The Webster University track and field team was fueled to record-breaking performances through Division I competition at the Saint Louis University Invite. Junior long-distance runner, Jason Hickson, set a new record in the 10K for the fourth time in his career.
Webster basketball player started college career after sexual assault
Kailiann Rikard was in her first week of school at Webster University when she became victim of a sexual assault. She dropped out of school and moved back home for two weeks. But her parents and new found Webster family brought her back to the life she almost left behind.
Webster softball team takes on Fontbonne
On March, 30 Powers pitched 3.1 innings in Webster’s 8-0 loss to Fontbonne University in the first game of a double header. Sam Powers thought of the perfect way to describe her role for the Webster University Softball team this year. She is the grandma.
The Extra Point: Webster Baseball Team reaches No.4 in NCAA ranking
In this week’s episode of The Extra Point, Schneider will join us to talk about his performance, his road to recovery and his expectations for the rest of the season. Visit websterjournal.com or galaxyradio.com to listen.
Arm surgery is no longer a setback for Webster pitchers
Three Webster University pitchers lead the staff after major arm surgery benched them for the entire 2012 and part of the 2013 season. With health on their side a SLIAC Pitcher of the Year award and conference championship are the next fights.
The Extra Point: Webster Pitcher Zach Schneider’s road to recovery
The Extra Point chronicles Zach Scneider’s career at Webster, from his injury plagued sophomore and junior years, to his current success.
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