Posts Tagged ‘Webster University athletics’
Women’s soccer looks to four-peat
After a 13-5-1 season going 8-1-0 in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) in 2015, the Webster University women’s soccer team was named the preseason favorite to win conference for the fourth straight season in 2016.
Read MoreWomen’s tennis continues SLIAC dominance
Webster University women’s tennis continued its St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference winning streak with a 5-4 victory over Principia College April 11.
Read MoreFormer Webster athletic director hired as commissioner
Former Webster University Athletic Director (AD) Dr. Thomas Hart was recently named the new commissioner of the USA South Athletic Conference.
Read MoreWebster thrower finds comfort in sports
Sports plays an important role in the life of Webster track and field member Jeff Barlow following the death of his father.
Read MoreWebster men’s basketball team gets boost from younger players
Men’s basketball sophomores look to contribute to the team early in their Webster careers
Read More‘Mom’ of Webster Athletics reflects on growth of students, department
Sue McClintock was one of four individuals inducted into the Webster Athletics Hall of Fame (HOF) on Saturday, Feb. 8. In her 18 years with Webster University Athletics, she witnessed both her department and its students mature.
Read MoreHOF welcomes sister of current hall of famer
The Martinez sisters played soccer for Webster in the early 2000s. They said soccer ties their family together. As of Saturday, both are members of the Webster University Athletics Hall of Fame.
Read MoreVolleyball takes down Greenville, gains ground in standings
The Webster volleyball team avenged a loss to SLIAC rival Greenville College by downing the Panthers in straight sets on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
Read MoreThe Sporting Insider
Once they become eligible for SLIAC and NCAA Division III tournaments later this year, the Golden Eagles of Spalding University will wreak some havoc in the SLIAC, writes sports editor Josh Sellmeyer.
Read MorePohl’s Perspective
Sports writer John Pohl says to ignore all the negativity in the sports world and focus on the outstanding athletes Webster has to offer, like Gretchen Rieger, Jenny Howard and Trisha Thompson.
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