Posts Tagged ‘SLIAC’
Hunter Ward continues to climb the rankings in record books
Hunter Ward has been a pillar for the Webster University basketball team, now he is finding himself in the school record books.
Read MoreMental illness among athletes is growing issue in NCAA
The British Journal of Sports Medicine put out a study earlier this year showing almost a quarter of college athletes showing signs of depression based on a survey they completed. The study revealed female respondents were twice as likely to show signs of depression than male respondents. The research showed athletes participating in track and…
Read MoreCollegiate athletes continue their careers while living with mental illness
The NCAA just declared mental health one of its top concerns. Junior soccer player Kayla Dye has been suffering with it since the death of her father in middle school.
Read MoreGorlok Greatness: O’Toole wins SLIAC defensive player of the year
Senior Katie O’Toole will go down as one of the greatest volleyball players in school history. This season, she was recognized as the best defensive player in the conference.
Read MoreWebster women’s soccer wins twelfth conference championship
Despite a slow start, the Webster Women’s soccer team finished the season going 12-2 on their way to their twelfth SLIAC Championship.
Read MoreMen’s soccer falls to rival Fontbonne, makes conference tournament
Despite losing to their rival, the men’s team clinched a spot in the SLIAC tournament.
Read MoreWebster cheerleading hosts chili cook-off to fundraise for first competition
Fourteen different chilis were entered into a competition to see who had the best, the real winner? The Webster cheerleading team.
Read MoreGorlok Greatness: Brianna Pagan comes up big on biggest stage
Junior midfielder Brianna Pagan scored the winning goal against rival Fontbonne, but that was no surprise to her teammates.
Read MoreGorlok Greatness: Freshman goalie shines in second career start
In only his second career start, freshman goalkeeper Kyle Hertel recorded a shutout in route to earning player of the week honors.
Read MoreWebster tennis player reaches six countries through her studies
Webster University Geneva student has traveled all over the world ending her college career in Webster Groves where she returned to playing on the court.
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