Posts Tagged ‘Principia College’
VIDEO: Women’s soccer team stunned by Greenville in SLIAC semis
The Webster women’s soccer team fell to Greenville College for only the second time in 12 years in the SLIAC semifinals.
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 MoreMen’s soccer team upends Westminster to advance to SLIAC championship
Clint Carder’s first-half goal was all the Gorloks needed to scrape by top-seeded Westminster College 1-0 in the first round of the SLIAC tournament.
Read MoreVolleyball team earns No. 1 seed with win on court, in coin toss
Gorloks grab home-court advantage with the flip of a coin.
Read MoreGorloks capture first SLIAC title in women’s cross country history
After losing by four points to Principia College at the SLIAC championship last season, the cross-country team turned the table on the Panthers.
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 MoreVIDEO: Men’s soccer squarely on the bubble after losses to Greenville and Westminster
The Webster University men’s soccer team has struggled all season long to score goals. That trend continued this past week, as the Gorloks scored a total of one goal in three home games.
Read MoreWebster University volleyball team sneaks by Principia College
The Gorloks open the conference portion of their schedule with a 3-1 win over a game Principia College squad.
Read MoreMen’s and women’s cross-country squads strive for SLIAC championships
The Webster University men’s and women’s cross-country teams will attempt to capture the program’s first SLIAC championship this fall.
Read MoreBaseball team keeps rolling, wins 8 of 9 games
After losing three of four games from March 19 through 30, the Webster University baseball team reeled off eight wins in a row by an average margin of 9.9 runs per game. But the Gorloks’ winning streak ended April 12, as they lost the second game of a doubleheader against Westminster College.
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