Posts Tagged ‘Gorlok’
Gorloks find winning ways after 7-game skid
The Webster University men’s basketball team nets three conference wins against Westminster, Fontbonne and Principia. Read for reaction from the players and coach Chris Bunch on the recent success.
Read MoreVIDEO: Thunder storm through Gorloks to end women’s soccer’s season
The season ended for the Webster University Gorloks with a 4-0 loss to No.11-ranked Wheaton College (Ill.). The Gorloks are disappointed with the loss but are excited for next season’s potential.
Read MoreVIDEO: Who is the Gorlok?
Who is the Gorlok and why does Justin Barton think it is vital the mystery stay unsolved?
Read MoreEditorial: Cardinal nation in Gorlok county
Cardinals and Gorloks (and Rangers), Oh My!
Read MoreWebster Athletics hires Matt Saitz as strength coach
Matt Saitz, former assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Atlanta Braves, joins the Webster Athletics staff. Saitz was hired after the creation of a new NCAA Division III rule.
Read MoreKing’s Court: Mascot Madness
The Gorlok earned the distinction of America’s most unusual college mascot by winning the Mascot Madness championship last week. The Webster University community was very active in supporting their mascot. This got me wondering why Webster doesn’t show the same support for student athletes and their teams.
Read MoreEmbrace the weird, love the Gorlok
Good Golly, Mr Gorlok!
Read MoreBlue Jays pound Webster, Gorloks respond with two victories over SLIAC
Webster University’s women’s basketball team found out first-hand what the expression “speed kills” means when Westminster College ran past the Gorloks, 89-65, at Grant Gymnasium on Jan. 19.
Read MoreKing’s Court: Looking Ahead
By Alex King Webster University’s men’s basketball team has been very successful up to this point in the season. Webster is currently fighting Westminster College for first place in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Looking ahead, the Gorloks have a few key things they need to continue doing to keep winning. In the locker…
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