Posts Tagged ‘SLIAC’
Despite season-ending injury, Ford motors on
In the ninth game of the Webster women’s basketball season, starting guard Barissa Ford tore her ACL and lost the remainder of her senior season. At the time of the injury, Ford was averaging nearly eight points and over three rebounds per game. In spite of the injury, Ford remains an important member of the team because of her willingness to be there for her teammates.
Read MoreThe Sporting Insider: Webster Weathers the Storm
Shortly after the Webster University men’s basketball team’s shocking loss to Blackburn College, The Journal’s other sports columnist, Alex King, hit the nail on the head in describing the game: “It was the perfect storm.”
Read MoreGorloks get by MacMurray for 12th win in a row
On Dec. 1 last year, the Webster University men’s basketball team lost their conference opener to MacMurray College, 73-69. Now, a little over two months later, the Gorloks have gotten their revenge.
Read MoreTodt voted into St. Louis Soccer Hall of Fame
After falling short by one vote last year, Webster University men’s soccer coach Marty Todt was elected to the St. Louis Soccer Hall of Fame on Feb 8. “I am very humbled and overwhelmed by this honor.”
Read MoreGorloks down Devils to win 11th in a row
For the first time this season, the Webster University men’s basketball team found out what it’s like being in first place and having a target on their back, as they eked out a 63-58 win at Eureka College on Jan. 29.
Read MoreHard work gets Hutchison into HOF
Soccer player, coach will be inducted into Hall with three others on Feb. 5
Read MoreBlue Jays pound Webster, Gorloks respond with two victories over SLIAC
Webster University’s women’s basketball team found out first-hand what the expression “speed kills” means when Westminster College ran past the Gorloks, 89-65, at Grant Gymnasium on Jan. 19.
Read MoreSpalding tops women’s basketball team, 71-59
The Webster University women’s basketball team traveled to Louisville, Kentucky, for a key St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) game against Spalding University on Jan. 15. The Gorloks could not find their rhythm or shooting touch in the 71-59 loss to the Golden Eagles.
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