Webster University Athletics: 100 conference championships in the making

Webster University is the first school in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) to win 100 conference championships.  Prior to the start of the 2022-2023 school year, Webster had 98 conference championships, which is 23 more than Greenville University who is second in conference championships. It was Webster University’s Women’s Basketball team who snatched…

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Gorloks win big in SLIAC Player of the Week awards

On Sept. 12, the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) announced six Gorloks won the SLIAC Player of the Week award: Cameron Sakuma, Kyanne Ruth Williams, Noah Abraham, Angie Calabrese, Cassie Gray and Lauren Borik. This was the most SLIAC Player of the Week awards for the school year. However, the Gorloks would come close…

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New weight room inspire athletes during training

Opened in fall 2020, The Loks Performance Center is a new facility located on Old Orchard Avenue. It offers Webster student athletes a revamped batch of equipment and spacious area to work out. Head strength and conditioning coach Matt Saitz said the new space has supplemented student athletes’ drive while in the weight room. The…

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Maureen Burt finds home as new assistant athletic director

On Aug. 15, Webster University Athletics announced Maureen ‘Mo’ Burt as the new Assistant Athletic Director. The St. Louis native worked in many different places including Division I schools Villanova University and the University of Cincinnati. Burt also worked for the nonprofit Step Up For Students. Step Up For Students is a scholarship funding organization…

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Women’s softball team prepares for life with new interim coach

Webster University named Katie Griffith Interim Head Softball Coach on Jan. 17, one week before official practices started for the team. The announcement came 24 days after Webster launched a nationwide search for a new softball coach. Former Webster Head Softball Coach Chris Eaton is “no longer associated with the university” according to a press…

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