Posts Tagged ‘Josh Sellmeyer’
The Sporting Insider
Three Webster University teams are trying to prove it’s not how you start the season, but how you finish it.
Read MoreRicardo Falla demonstrates passion for polo
Webster University graduate student Ricardo Falla plays the sport of polo, which has a surprisingly rich tradition in St. Louis.
Read MoreWEB EXCLUSIVE: Men’s cross-country team aims for best-ever finish at SLIAC championship
Winning the SLIAC championship may be too tall a task for the Webster University men’s cross-country team. Instead, Tony Morales said the Gorloks have their eyes set on the best finish in program history.
Read MoreWomen’s cross-country squad seeks first SLIAC title
Never before has a Webster University cross-country team — male or female — won the SLIAC championship. But that could all change this year.
Read MoreThe Sporting Insider: Where’s Willie Trimble?
Webster University men’s basketball player Willie Trimble will miss the first 11 games of the regular season. Sports Editor Josh Sellmeyer has the details.
Read MoreMen’s tennis improve to 4-1 in Villalba’s final matches of the 2011-2012 season
The men’s tennis team defeated Lindenwood University-Belleville and Concordia Seminary to end the fall season on a winning note.
Read MoreGorloks’ upset bid falls short in 4-1 loss at Washington University
The Webster University women’s soccer team was poised to make history in the squad’s Oct. 6 road game against WashU.
Read MoreVolleyball team dominates three SLIAC foes, attains seven-match win streak
After starting the season 2-3, the Webster University volleyball team has reeled off 10 wins in 11 matches to improve to 12-4 overall.
Read MoreCross-country teams have strong showing as Henkey makes history
Dan Henkey broke a school record and both Webster University cross-country teams performed admirably at their latest meet.
Read MoreThe Sporting Insider: Women’s Soccer is Workin’ It
Even after losing two of the best players in program history, Webster’s women’s soccer team is off to a fast start in 2011. How are they doing it? Journal sports editor Josh Sellmeyer weighs in.
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