Posts Tagged ‘Eureka College’
Gorloks tumble from first place with loss at Spalding University
For the first time this season, the Webster men’s basketball team does not hold at least a share of the SLIAC lead. A loss at Spalding has the second-place Gorloks looking up in the standings at Eureka College.
Read MoreWebster falls to Westminster and Greenville, but holds onto SLIAC lead
After winning its first nine games in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, the Webster University men’s basketball team lost two straight contests before beating Principia College, 76-67.
Read MoreIowa Wesleyan looks to join SLIAC amidst financial struggles for two schools
While Iowa Wesleyan tries to become a member of the SLIAC, two of the conference’s longtime members — MacMurray and Eureka — are experiencing financial troubles.
Read MoreVIDEO: Men’s soccer shuts down Eureka, Knox to get to .500
Gorloks beat Red Devils 5-0 and Prairie Fire 4-1 for first back-to-back wins of the season.
Read MoreGorloks crush Eureka, prepare for clash with WashU
The women’s soccer team used a 10-0 win over the Red Devils to get ready for a game against the nationally ranked Bears.
Read MoreBaseball team keeps rolling, wins 8 of 9 games
After losing three of four games from March 19 through 30, the Webster University baseball team reeled off eight wins in a row by an average margin of 9.9 runs per game. But the Gorloks’ winning streak ended April 12, as they lost the second game of a doubleheader against Westminster College.
Read MoreSports Shorts
A roundup of what went on this past week in the world of Webster University athletics.
Read MoreKing’s Court: Keys to Success
The Webster University women’s basketball team has had its ups and downs this season. Even with some bad stretches, Webster is in the hunt to play in the SLIAC tournament. But there are a few things the Golroks have to do to finish the season strong.
Read MoreGorloks down Devils to win 11th in a row
For the first time this season, the Webster University men’s basketball team found out what it’s like being in first place and having a target on their back, as they eked out a 63-58 win at Eureka College on Jan. 29.
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