Posts Tagged ‘Gorloks’
Men’s Basketball aims high for latest season
After losing in the 2022 St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) final, the Webster Men’s Basketball team is ready to come back for another season with one common goal: Do whatever it takes to win. After losing two seniors, the Gorloks have welcomed six new promising freshmen transfer students to the program. “In practice, the…
Read MoreWomen’s tennis team reflects on fall season and championship
On Sept. 30, senior Erin Brezovar and junior Bailey Higgins competed in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Regional Championship. This year, ITA was in St. Louis. According to Head Coach John Black, this provided Webster University with some built-in positives. “We didn’t have to travel and we were able to have spectators, friends and…
Read MoreGorloks win big in SLIAC Player of the Week awards
On Sept. 12, the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) announced six Gorloks won the SLIAC Player of the Week award: Cameron Sakuma, Kyanne Ruth Williams, Noah Abraham, Angie Calabrese, Cassie Gray and Lauren Borik. This was the most SLIAC Player of the Week awards for the school year. However, the Gorloks would come close…
Read MoreMen’s basketball will start season with new and returning faces
Webster Men’s Basketball returns this year with more experience as they prime for a return to St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) prominence. Last season, the Gorloks finished 10-18 overall and 5th in the SLIAC. Two seniors graduated from last year’s roster, but multiple key contributors are returning with another year of maturity under their…
Read MoreVolleyball team is excited to have fans back for the 2021 season
Webster’s Volleyball team is preparing for its new season. Junior defensive specialist Tori Cichelero is looking forward to having fans return to the stands.
Read MoreWebster Classics: Baseball team overcomes rival Washington University with shutout
Webster’s baseball team was not going to let Washington University beat them again.
Read MoreGolfer finishes season strong despite back injury
Webster golfer Brian Morris felt a tear in his back while swinging at a practice range in late March and knew instantly he injured himself. He did not let that injury end his career. Morris said his doctor gave him a recovery time of six to eight weeks. He ended up playing just three weeks…
Read MoreFormer Gorloks pitcher excels in Double-A debut
Former Gorloks pitcher Josh Fleming helped guide the Montgomery Biscuits to a 3-1 victory in the first start of his Double A career. The win proved helpful in pushing the Biscuits to a strong 2-0 start to the season. Fleming’s success has also become a key point in the recruiting process of Gorloks Head Coach…
Read MoreWomen’s tennis player uses YouTube tutorials to become star
Maggie Federhofer decided to try tennis for the first time during her senior year of high school. With tryouts soon on the horizon, she turned to YouTube tutorials to teach her the fundamentals of the game. Three years later, Federhofer was recognized as one of the top six players within the SLIAC for Webster University.…
Read MoreTrack and field star discovers hidden talent from coach’s plea
For all of the records Jacob Ridenhour has broken as a Gorloks track and field athlete, the sophomore came awfully close to not even pursuing the sport. Whereas most athletes begin competing as youths and into high school, Ridenhour did not begin his journey until he was a senior at Jerseyville High School. It took…
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