Three pitchers combine on five-hit shutout as Gems take over first place in Great River Division

Philip Reinhardt

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Philip Reinhardt pitched six innings of five-hit shutout baseball, and relievers Kolby Kiser and Jacob Kroeger finished up with three hitless innings of scoreless relief as the Quincy Gems defeated the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes 8-0 in a Prospect League game Thursday night at Robin Roberts Field. The Gems (11-10) moved into first…

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Wosman raises batting average 130 points with five hits in doubleheader split with Catfish

Nolan Wosman

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — Nolan Wosman entered Tuesday night’s Prospect League doubleheader with a .180 batting average. The infielder from Quincy University and Palmyra, Mo., left Capaha Park with a .310 average after collecting five hits against the Cape Catfish, which split a doubleheader with the Quincy Gems. The visitors won the first game 5-3,…

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Self-described baseball junkie, C-SC’s Gyorkos ready to man Quincy Gems’ reins

Brad Gyorkos, now in his third season as the head baseball coach at Culver-Stockton College, will be the Quincy Gems manager next summer. Photo courtesy Quincy Gems

QUINCY — Brad Gyorkos’ efforts when it comes to building the Culver-Stockton College baseball program never wane. Yet, there are times, especially during the summer months, where the itch to hit fungoes, play catch and be part of the game gets hard to scratch because there aren’t any baseball players on the Canton, Mo., campus.…

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Hollensteiner ready to lead, serve in new role as Quincy Gems’ general manager

Quincy native Jacob Hollensteiner is taking over as the general manager of the Quincy Gems. Photo courtesy Quincy Gems

QUINCY — Maybe the most asked question Jacob Hollensteiner has faced since it was announced he was taking over as the Quincy Gems general manager hasn’t had anything to do with the team or even baseball. “Everyone I have told has asked, ‘What are you going to do now though?’” he said. Understandably curious since…

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Three Quincy Gems infielders receive Prospect League postseason honors

Three Quincy Gems infielders — from left to right, first baseman Jake Skrine, shortstop Gino D'Alessio and third baseman Matt Schark — received Prospect League postseason honors.

QUINCY — The Quincy Gems infield proved to be as good as any in the Prospect League. Three of the four infield positions on the league’s West Conference all-star team were Gems as first baseman Jake Skrine, shortstop Gino D’Alessio and third baseman Matt Schark earned postseason accolades. Skrine, a junior from Indiana University, finished…

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