Posts Tagged ‘Luigi Scire’
Flipped off: coin toss pushes women’s soccer to third seed
Pitted in a three-way tie for first place in the SLIAC, the Gorloks came away with a share of the regular season title. However, a coin-flip tiebreaker went against the women’s soccer team favor and bumped it down to a No. 3. Read to learn about the teams reaction after the regular season’s final day.
Read MoreAlly Nikolaus, former D-I midfielder, powers women’s soccer team
Junior midfielder Ally Nikolaus is one of two current Webster athletes who began her collegiate athletic career at NCAA Division I schools. Read to learn about her journey from Ole Miss to Webster University.
Read MoreWomen’s soccer takes down Lady Blues after loss to ranked WashU
The Webster University Gorloks found winning ways again after losing to crosstown Washington University.
Read MoreWomen’s soccer begins season 1-1 at Soccer Park
The Gorloks beat Whitman College (Wash.), but fell to Alma College (Mich.) in OT to open their regular season. Read for coach Luigi Scire’s thoughts on how his team battled through the rain.
Read MoreScire inches closer to milestone victory
Webster women’s soccer coach Luigi Scire is two wins away from career victory No. 200. Read to find out who he gives the credit to and to get a perspective from a former Webster player.
Read MoreFormer star athlete Ashley Zeier set to enter Webster Hall of Fame
Though she only tallied one goal and nine assists for her career, Ashley Zeier is headed to the Hall of Fame because of her defensive dominance.
Read MoreWomen’s soccer ends season with stunning loss to Greenville
After Webster went up 1-0, Greenville scored two goals to eliminate Webster from the SLIAC tournament in a game marked by hard play.
Read MoreVIDEO: Women’s soccer falls 2-1 to Principia in battle of first-place teams
Principia College got the best of the Webster women’s soccer team in their Oct. 22 matchup. The Panthers have now defeated the Gorloks in three straight contests.
Read MoreThe Italian Job
A year in Italy elevates education and on-field skill for Webster University women’s soccer player Emily Thompson.
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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