Hawks in tough predicament following tie with Panthers

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Mathematically, the Quincy University men’s soccer team remains in contention for a spot in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament. Realistically, climbing into the No. 8 spot in the league standings is going to be a challenge. It may take some intervention from the league office just to have a chance. Friday’s…

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QU women’s soccer team eliminated from GLVC Tournament consideration

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The Quincy University women’s soccer team was eliminated from postseason consideration Friday when another unfortunate bounce didn’t go the Hawks’ way. Tied at 1 through regulation and the first 10-minute overtime against Drury in Great Lakes Valley Conference play at Harrison Stadium, the Hawks opened the second overtime with possession and drove…

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Hawks given opportunity to climb according to GLVC preseason basketball polls

Sophomore guard Nate Shockey is one of the new faces expected to have a big impact on the success of the Quincy University men's basketball program this winter. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Where the Quincy University men’s and women’s basketball teams landed in the Great Lakes Valley Conference preseason polls came as no surprise, even though both squads are expected to look quite different this winter. The QU men were picked to finish fourth in the five-team GLVC Central Division, according to a vote of…

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Hawks bring thunder in form of five goals in sweeping final home weekend

Quincy University's Alaina Nasello, left, celebrates with goalkeeper Olivia Kindt after scoring in the second half of Sunday's game against William Jewell at Legends Stadium. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — There was no way to avoid the deluge Sunday’s string of thunderstorms brought, but the Quincy University women’s soccer team found a window where the rain subsided long enough to get a Great Lakes Valley Conference game played. All the Hawks needed was William Jewell to arrive. Despite a delay that pushed the…

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Hayes, Quincy continue to push to earn berth in GLVC postseason tournament

From left to right, Quincy University's Alsadiq Hasan, Aubrey Reis, Cole Hayes and Jack Rhead celebrate after Hayes scored in the 15th minute for the first goal in a 5-1 victory over Rockhurst at Legends Stadium. Photo courtesy Brendan Saak

QUINCY — Cole Hayes got his final weekend playing at Legends Stadium off to a rousing beginning. His teammates all wanted to be part of the act, too. Hayes, a senior forward, scored an unassisted goal in the 15th minute Friday night, propelling the Quincy University men’s soccer team to a 5-1 victory over Rockhurst…

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Hawks’ Knoblauch picks up GLVC Offensive Player of the Week honor

Quincy University junior setter Makayla Knoblauch, left, has been named the GLVC Offensive Player of the Week. Photo courtesy Quincy University

QUINCY — Quincy University junior setter Makayla Knoblauch has been named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Offensive Player of the Week after helping the QU women’s volleyball team pick up three victories last weekend in the Midwest Region Crossover. Knoblauch averaged 10.6 assists per set, finishing with 106 assists overall, to go along with five…

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Hawks tab experienced NCAA Division II coach to lead swimming programs

Bryan Christiansen spent five seasons coaching the men's and women's swim programs at Frostburg State in Frostburg, Md. Photo courtesy Frostburg athletics

QUINCY — The rebirth of the Quincy University swimming program now has someone to lead the charge. The school’s athletic department announced Monday it has hired Bryan Christiansen to become the head coach of the men’s and women’s swim programs, which will officially begin competition during the 2022-23 school year. Quincy launched a women’s swimming…

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Scoreboard for Sunday, October 10

Men’s Soccer At Lewis Stadium, Romeoville, Ill. Lewis 2, Quincy University 0: The Flyers scored two first-half goals and handed the Hawks another Great Lakes Valley Conference loss. It is Quincy’s first road loss of the season. The Flyers owned a 10-5 edge in shots and a 4-3 edge in shots on goal, while the…

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Hawks’ Bragg earns GLVC Defensive Player of the Week honors

Quincy University redshirt freshman cornerback Kenshawn Bragg was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Week. Photo courtesy Quincy University

QUINCY — Quincy University redshirt freshman cornerback Kenshawn Bragg was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Week after his play in last Saturday’s 31-28 victory over Missouri S&T in the GLVC opener at QU Stadium.  The 5-foot-11, 183-pound Bragg recorded eight total tackles with five solo tackles and a half-tackle for…

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Scoreboard for Sunday, September 19

Women’s Soccer At Legends Stadium, Quincy Quincy University 4, Maryville 3: Aliyah Rottger scored with 36 seconds remaining in the second overtime to lift the Hawks to the Great Lakes Valley Conference victory. Rottger’s goal came off a give-and-go with Jessica Felix, who fed Rottger as she split two defenders and then laced a shot…

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Stellar play in road victory earns Bulldogs’ Marth GLVC Defensive Player of the Week

Truman State freshman defensive end Jack Marth, a Quincy Notre Dame graduate, recorded his first career sack against Wayne State. Photo courtesy Truman State athletics

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — Jack Marth’s collegiate football career is off to an award-winning start. The Quincy Notre Dame graduate was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Week after making several key plays in Truman State’s 27-9 victory over Wayne State last Saturday in Detroit. Marth recorded his first career sack and…

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Complete defensive meltdown in second half dooms Hawks in GLVC opener

Quincy University's Kyle Swanner, right, applies pressure to Missouri S&T's Sigurd Semlitsch during the first half of Sunday's game at Legends Stadium. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — The exasperation echoed in Mike Carpenter’s voice. “Dreadful defending the whole half,” he said. There was no other way to describe the Quincy University men’s soccer team’s performance in the second half of Sunday’s 4-3 loss to Missouri S&T in the Great Lakes Valley Conference opener at Legends Stadium. The Hawks squandered a…

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Second-half offensive outburst enables Hawks to win conference opener

Quincy University senior forward Lauren Crane, right, celebrates scoring the go-ahead goal against Missouri S&T with teammates Sophia Bonaldi, center, and Sami Alavarado during the second half Sunday at Legends Stadium. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Lauren Crane sought redemption. She found it in the back of the net. Seven minutes into the second of Sunday’s Great Lakes Valley Conference opener against Missouri S&T at Legends Stadium, the Quincy University women’s soccer team trailed 2-1 when Morgan Evans was fouled inside the penalty area while attacking from the left…

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Energetic Hawks ready to go on attack in pursuit of longer postseason run

Quincy University center back Paige Anderson drives upfield during an exhibition game against Culver-Stockton College at Legends Stadium. Photo courtesy Denny Sinnock

QUINCY — From an outside perspective, the Quincy University women’s soccer team exceeded expectations in the spring by reaching the semifinals of the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament. Internally, even that wasn’t good enough. “All of our returners are mad they did not do one better last year,” Hawks coach Samuel Thomas said. “That is…

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Sit down with the AD: Josh Rabe discusses the future of QU athletics

Quincy University's Josh Rabe, right, poses for a photo with his family after being introduced as the school's next athletic director. Photo courtesy Quincy University Athletics

QUINCY — Josh Rabe’s wardrobe is different. His daily routine is, too. After the Quincy University baseball team was eliminated from the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional on May 29, Rabe made his transition from coaching to administration. On June 1, he officially moved into his role as the Quincy University athletic director, having spent…

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