Posts Tagged ‘men’s tennis’
Gorlok Spring Sports Roundup
Baseball A new era has fallen upon the Gorloks as long-time veterans Ben Swords, Matt Staker and Ben Kowalski have switched roles from players to assistant coaches. With a combined 18 seasons on the Webster roster, the three hope to help Webster make it back to the College World Series, even after their playing days.…
Read MoreCoach uses soccer players for success on tennis court
Webster’s Head Men’s Soccer and Tennis Coach Mike Siener recruited three of his soccer players to play on the tennis team. Webster’s men’s tennis team has a record of 10-2 on the season after beating Fontbonne University Tuesday. Senior Charlie McGhee and freshmen Justin Kohler and Tanner Haugen played for Siener on the men’s soccer…
Read MoreSports Shorts (April 24, 2013)
Read about how the Gorloks performed this past week in the latest edition of Sports Shorts.
Read MoreLoss to No. 14 WashU snaps program-record 13-match win streak
The Webster University men’s tennis team took on a nationally ranked, crosstown opponent. Though the Gorloks’ loss broke their 13-match win streak, Webster hopes to use the experience of playing a ranked team to its advantage as two tough SLIAC foes lie ahead.
Read MoreSeven seniors revamp men’s tennis program with winning ways
Read about the improbable journey of the Webster University men’s tennis team’s seven seniors, who transformed the program from bad to brilliant as they now look to take home the first SLIAC title in program history.
Read MoreMen’s tennis looks to keep win streak intact with tough foe on deck
After a win over Concordia Seminary, the Gorloks prepare for their toughest matchup yet — a match with SLIAC foe Westminster College, a school the Webster University men’s tennis program has never defeated. Read for reaction from the team’s seniors and coach Michael Siener.
Read MoreTennis teams continue record-breaking season
Behind several consistent players, Webster University’s men’s and women’s tennis teams are looking to secure their place in Webster history.
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