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Gorloks down Devils to win 11th in a row

By The Journal | 02/03/2011

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.

Meyer reaches 1,000 points

By The Journal | 01/27/2011

Katy Meyer, a Webster University women’s basketball senior, eclipsed 1,000 career points with her first basket against Greenville College on Jan. 22.

Blue Jays pound Webster, Gorloks respond with two victories over SLIAC

By The Journal | 01/27/2011

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.

UC expansion committee making progress

By The Journal | 01/27/2011

Paul Carney, vice president of enrollment management at Webster University, has appointed a committee to work on plans to renovate the University Center (UC). The UC currently lacks the space and facilities to meet the university’s needs.

Gorloks top Blue Jays, reach first place

By The Journal | 01/27/2011

With a little more than 14 minutes left in the game, Webster University’s men’s basketball team trailed undefeated conference leader Westminster College, 34-26. That’s when freshman center Jarrod Huskey flew through the air, swatted away a would-be basket and electrified the crowd, sparking the Gorloks to a 57-48 comeback win over the Blue Jays on Jan. 19 at Grant Gymnasium.

Gorloks take down Bears for landmark win

By The Journal | 01/20/2011

Webster University’s men’s basketball team ended six years of futility against Washington University by defeating the Bears on Jan. 12, 61-58, at Grant Gymnasium. Webster’s cross-town rival had dominated the series by winning 17 of the 18 previous match-ups.

Spalding tops women’s basketball team, 71-59

By The Journal | 01/20/2011

The Webster University women’s basketball team traveled to Louisville, Kentucky, for a key St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) game against Spalding University on Jan. 15. The Gorloks could not find their rhythm or shooting touch in the 71-59 loss to the Golden Eagles.