Sports Articles
Clark pulls double duty playing for Webster
Division III athletics follow national trend in decline of multi-sport athletes, but still home to few who want to continue with two sports
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For 10 Webster University student athletes the sports season never ends. Freshman Cayla Clark is one such athlete. Clark splits her time between the soccer field and the basketball court. She chose to come to Webster because of the opportunity to still compete in both.
Gorloks turn over tourney hopes to Wash U.
Gorloks end postseason early with a loss in the first round of NCAA tournament play
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The Webster University women's basketball team's season began to end sometime after Washington University Head Coach Nancy Fahey called a timeout near the end of the first half in March 2's NCAA first round game. After the 30-second breather, Fahey's Wash U.
A chapter closes as season ends
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During the denial stage of the greiving process we refuse to believe what has happened. In our minds we tell ourselves that life is as it was before our loss. We can even make believe to an extent by re-enacting rituals that we used to go through. In the days after my team's bitter loss to Wash.
Baseball goes 1-3 in weekend games, looks to Florida
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The first full weekend of baseball started rough for Webster University. The Gorloks lost by the 10-run rule to Harris-Stowe State College, 19-9 March 4. Webster traveled to Hannibal, Mo., March 5 to play the Hannibal-LaGrange College Trojans. The Gorloks split the doubleheader, losing the first game 2-3 and winning the second 8-7.
