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2024 Women’s Cross Country Season Preview
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (SLIAC) has released the preseason poll for the sport of women’s cross country. The Gorloks were selected to finish sixth out of nine teams for the 2024 season. 2023 Season Recap: In the third race of the season, Webster co-hosted the Inaugural Gorlok-Griffin Invitational where Natalie Kist and Kianna Patton led the way, placing 13th and 19th, respectively. Destiny Bridges , a transfer student-athlete competing for the ‘Loks this season, earned a medal at the Gorlok-Griffin Inv. with a 10th place finish. In the next race at Hannibal-LaGrange, Symphony Schodroski…
Indiana men’s soccer set to face Maher, Saint Louis in first match of the season
On Feb. 6, former Indiana men’s soccer center back Joey Maher officially announced his transfer to Saint Louis University. Six months later, he’s set to face the Hoosiers, who travel to Saint Louis to face the Billikens on Friday. Maher spent four years in Bloomington, accumulating 83 starts...
Report: Cardinals rookie DL Darius Robinson injured Thursday
Cardinals rookie defensive lineman Darius Robinson was injured Thursday, Howard Balzer of cardswire.com reports. Robinson, whose injury is unknown, will undergo imaging Friday to determine the extent. The Cardinals already have lost edge rusher BJ Ojulari to a season-ending knee injury and now potentially could see Robinson miss time. The...
Cardinals minor league slugger gets long awaited promotion to Memphis
With the recent promotion of Luken Baker to the big leagues, another slugging first basemen in the St. Louis Cardinals system is moving on up, and it has been long overdue. Chandler Redmond is not one of the more well-known prospects in the Cardinals system, but he has worked his way up through the farm and has nothing left to prove in Double-A Springfield. Nothing has come easy for Redmond, his path to Triple-A has been hard-fought, to say the least.
Blues’ GM Armstrong Fires Back at Reports of Ken Holland Leniency
The Edmonton Oilers recently lost two young players, Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg, to offer sheets tendered by the St. Louis Blues. While the Oilers went out and acquired Vasily Podkolzin and Ty Emberson in hopes of replacing them, many fans began to question how the Oilers were going to be able to run it back and try to make another deep playoff run with such a drastic change to their lineup. While the right side of the defensive lineup doesn’t look as strong as it possibly could, a diamond-in-the-rough pickup in Emberson will strengthen the top-four defenders. While bringing back Broberg could have helped create defensive depth beneath the top four, he is someone the team now has to move on without and try to bolster their roster in another way. One question many fans did have right away was whether or not the offer sheets would have been tendered if Ken Holland was still the Oilers’ general manager (GM) rather than Stan Bowman.
Cardinals' brutal home attendance sets a new franchise low at Busch Stadium III
Tuesday, August 20th, was the smallest official crowd at Busch Stadium III, (excluding COVID-restricted seasons) since it opened in 2006. 30,002. That's the "official" crowd. The actual turnstile, felt more like it was less than 20,000. Oh, and Wednesday was even smaller. 29,580. A division rival was in town in the Brewers. It was a beautiful night for baseball in St. Louis, Missouri. Heck, the Cardinals even won in thrilling fashion on a walk-off grand slam from Superstar Nolan Arenado.
NWS Suddenly Issues Urgent Warning of Dangerous Heat for Missouri
We already knew that a heat wave was incoming for Missouri and much of the Midwest early next week, but now the National Weather Service is sounding the alarm that temperatures and the heat index are now expected to rise to dangerous levels. While we'll begin to feel the heat...
WATCH: Guy Swears He Has Video Proof There’s a Dome Over Illinois
This just in. You might be living in a real life Matrix. Don't believe me? A guy swears he has video proof that there's a dome over Illinois. This brand new video share made me chuckle a little bit and I'm not trying to give the guy who shared this a hard time. To say that I don't understand everything I see in the skies above Illinois and Missouri is an understatement. His video entitled "Dome spotted in Illinois!!" is interesting.
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