Endicott and Edwards Make Mark In Webster Record Book

Webster basketball players Cassie Endicott (JR, Bethalto, IL/Civic Memorial HS) and Hollis Edwards (SR, Nashville, TN/McGavock HS) are making their marks in the Webster record books this season.  Endicott has taken the crown as the all-time women's leader in blocked shots while Edwards is closing in on the career steal record.

With four blocked shots vs. Principia College on January 16 at Grant Gymnasium, Endicott upped her career total to 119, slipping by Mikki McCune (1994-97) into the number one spot on the all-time list in just her junior year.  Endicott is averaging 2.31 blocks per game on the season, ranking her 34th in the NCAA III.

Edwards 47 steals so far this season has moved him up to third on Webster's career all-time high list with 158 total.  He is 13 steals away from breaking Webster Hall of Famer Dan Thoman's (1987-90) career mark of 170.  Edwards is third in the NCAA III this season with a 3.36 steals per game average.

Another Gorlok who is making a dent in the Webster record books is senior Courtney Pursley (Lonedell, MO/St. Clair HS).  With 125 rebounds so far in 2013-14, Pursley has padded her career total to 476, good enough for sixth place on Webster women's all-time list.