women's basketball Archives

Women’s basketball team starts season off with historic undefeated run

By The Journal | 12/04/2021

Webster’s women’s basketball team started the season 7-0, becoming the first team to start a season undefeated.

Women’s basketball team ready for return to court

By The Journal | 02/17/2021

Webster women’s basketball team member Lauryn Freeman said preparation has been difficult. However, the team is hoping to once again be tournament champions.

Webster draws students, parents and alumni to Spirit Weekend

By The Journal | 02/28/2020

Webster University hosted spirit weekend on Feb. 7 and 8 to bring alumni, students and parents together.

Volleyball player seeks successful transition into basketball

By The Journal | 11/28/2018

After helping the women’s volleyball team to a 19-12 record, sophomore Hayley Taylor turns her sights to a new challenge.

Women’s hoops season comes to close at NCAA Tournament

By The Journal | 03/07/2018

After putting together their most successful season since 2004-05, Webster University’s women’s basketball team saw their season end on Friday, March 2. The Gorloks advanced to the NCAA Division III March Madness Tournament, but fell short in a 86-45 defeat against Wartburg College. Even after claiming their first St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) Championship…

Women’s hoops advances to the NCAA Division III Tournament

By The Journal | 02/26/2018

In a week that consisted of All-Conference selections, a historic 20-win season, and their first SLIAC (St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) Championship since 2011, the Webster University women’s basketball team (20-6) earned another opportunity to add to their season. With Saturday night’s 63-61 victory, the Gorloks earned a spot in the NCAA Division III Tournament.…

Women’s basketball seeks first SLIAC championship since 2011

By The Journal | 02/24/2018

“It would mean a lot. It’ll be a great way to start my career, and a better way for the seniors to end theirs,” Hunter said. “All the hard work and long practices will have paid off and it doesn’t get much better than that.”