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Sports Shorts
Catch up with what happened over the summer in the world of Webster sports by checking out these briefs.
Read More‘Bomb squad’ leads softball team to 8th straight win
The Webster University softball team has relied on power all season to score runs, but during their current eight-game win streak, the team has taken their offensive output to a whole new level.
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.
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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A roundup of what went on this past week in the world of Webster University athletics.
Read MoreGolf team wins Gorlok Spring Invitational
The Webster University men’s golf team won its first tournament of the season in dominating fashion, as the Gorloks clinched their own event by seven strokes on April 4 at the Sunset Country Club.
Read MoreThe Sporting Insider: Fontbonne Loses A Legend
On April 4, one of the most influential persons in Division III college basketball history died. Lee McKinney, the long-time athletics director and men’s basketball coach at Fontbonne University, was battling cancer for the third time in his life when he passed away at the age of 75.
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A roundup of what went on this past week in the world of Webster University athletics.
Read MoreArizona duo powers softball team
As the Webster University softball team fights for a St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship, two first-year players from Phoenix will play a key role.
Read MoreVolleyball program violates NCAA rule
In the spring of 2010, the Webster University women’s volleyball team played in matches that violated NCAA rules. According to the NCAA, volleyball participation in the spring is limited to 15 practice dates and one date of competition over a five-week period.
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