GLVC preseason baseball poll projects another battle between Hawks and Prairie Stars

Quincy University right-hander Spencer Walker is expected to be at the front of the Hawks' rotation this spring. Photo courtesy Quincy University

QUINCY — To win a conference title, the Quincy University baseball team better be prepared to battle a familiar foe. The Great Lakes Valley Conference released its preseason coaches poll this week, and as expected, the Hawks sit No. 2 in the Blue Division behind Illinois-Springfield. Both teams received first-place votes and are coming off…

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QU football team finds upgrades defensively, talent throughout region in recruiting class

Palmyra product Peyton Plunkett, who played at Northwest Missouri State, is transferring to Quincy University as part of the Hawks' recruiting class. Photo courtesy Northwest Missouri State

QUINCY — To replenish and restore the Quincy University football program’s roster, Hawks coach Gary Bass gave his coaches a pair of priorities to follow on the recruiting trail. One, talent and versatility are a must. Two, make it a regional class and forego a nationwide scope. The end result is a signing class featuring…

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Press your luck: Hawks’ ability to disrupt Saints with full-court pressures sparks comeback victory

Quincy University guard Jalen Stamps, center, draws a blocking foul on Maryville's Jaeden Smith, right, during the second half of Monday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Ryan Hellenthal compared defending the Maryville men’s basketball team’s offense to a college football team staring down an option attack. You know what’s coming and it’s your job to stop it. “There is no heavy scheme involved,” said Hellenthal, the fifth-year Quincy University coach. “You just have to buck up and guard.” By…

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Display of toughness allows Hawks to outlast Greyhounds in double overtime

Quincy University guard Nate Shockey, left, tries to protect the ball while being pressured by Indianapolis' Jesse Bingham during the second half of Thursday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Photo courtesy Denny Sinnock

QUINCY — The bags of ice taped to both of Nate Shockey’s ankles and the way every muscle in his body ached from exhaustion suggested he needs more than 36 hours to recuperate. Having a victory to fall back on will speed up that timeline. “Oh, 100 percent,” the Quincy University sophomore guard said. And…

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QU women cannot sustain momentum in GLVC loss at home to Indianapolis

Quincy University guard Beth Matas Martin, left, looks to attack while the Hawks' Sarah Nelson, right, gets tangled up with Indianapolis' Shira Sasson during the second half of Thursday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Every big shot Maddie Spagnola hit needed a complementary piece. That never happened. Spagnola, a senior point guard on the Quincy University women’s basketball team, buried a 3-pointer at the third-quarter buzzer Thursday night, only to see the Hawks miss their first two shots of the fourth quarter. She hit another 3-pointer early…

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Hawks unable to slow Tritons’ Jackson, suffer GLVC road loss

ST. LOUIS — The leading scorers in the Great Lakes Valley Conference are feasting on the Quincy University men’s basketball team’s defense. Marty Jackson became the latest to do so Saturday. The Missouri-St. Louis junior forward scored a career-high 30 points, going 13 of 18 from the field, and helping the Tritons shoot 58.7 percent…

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Inability to finish costs Hawks another chance to pick up GLVC victory

Missouri S&T's Kaden Froebe, center, tries to flip a pass to a teammate as Quincy University's Adam Price, left, and Solomon Gustafson attempt to take a loose ball away from Froebe during Monday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Deflated. There is no better word to describe the atmosphere surrounding the Quincy University men’s basketball program after Monday night’s 90-84 overtime loss to Missouri S&T in Great Lakes Valley Conference play at Pepsi Arena. Gut-punched would work, too. The Hawks had a nine-point lead with 4:18 remaining in regulation, but got outscored…

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Hawks struggle in fourth quarter, fall to Miners for third straight GLVC loss

Quincy University's Sarah Nelson, left, takes a rebound away from Missouri S&T's Alex Kerr during Monday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — The Quincy University women’s basketball team needs to work on its closing kick, too. The Hawks trailed Missouri S&T by one point heading to the fourth quarter Monday in Great Lakes Valley Conference play at Pepsi Arena, but the Miners scored the first 10 points of the final stanza and led 58-47 with…

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Scoreboard for Thursday, January 13

Boys Basketball At Winchester, Ill. Winchester Invitational Tournament Liberty 40, Jacksonville Routt 34: The state-ranked Eagles needed a fourth-quarter rally to advance to Saturday night’s championship game. Trailing the Rockets by three heading to the fourth quarter, Liberty got 3-pointers from Reece Knuffman and Cannen Wolf and went 7 of 12 from the free-throw line…

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College notebook: QU game gets canceled, C-SC’s Blaize earns honor, JWCC’s Jennings reaches grand milestone

Quincy University's Nate Shockey, left, and Jamaurie Coakley, right, must wait until Saturday to get back on the court after Maryville canceled its trip to Pepsi Arena scheduled for Thursday due to COVID protocols. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — The Quincy University men’s basketball team will have to wait a couple of extra days to get back on track. The Hawks were informed Wednesday afternoon that Maryville, which was scheduled to visit Pepsi Arena on Thursday for a Great Lakes Valley Conference game, has to cancel both of its games this week…

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Quincy’s Reis among college players eligible to be selected in upcoming MLS SuperDraft

Former Quincy University midfielder Aubrey Reis is one of 174 players eligible to be drafted in the MLS SuperDraft taking place Tuesday. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Waking up Friday morning to a text message from Quincy University assistant men’s soccer coach Taylor Reis really didn’t catch Aubrey Reis by surprise. What he read amazed him. The former Hawks midfielder and four-time All-Great Lakes Valley Conference selection saw his name had been added to the roster of eligible players for…

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Dynamic defensive effort carries resurgent QU men to victory over Southwest Baptist

Quincy University guard Jamaurie Coakley led the Hawls with 13 points in Thursday night's 73-69 victory over Southwest Baptist. Photo courtesy Denny Sinnock

QUINCY — In times of struggle, there is some confidence gained. The Quincy University men’s basketball team displayed that Thursday night. Instead of reeling from a heartbreaking 73-72 loss to 16th-ranked Truman State on Tuesday night, the Hawks out-toughed a high-scoring Southwest Baptist University squad Thursday night for a potentially season-defining 73-69 Great Lakes Valley…

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Strait to the heart: Truman State guard hits 3-pointer to foil QU men’s upset bid

Truman State's Masen Miller, right, tracks down loose ball before, from left to right, Quincy's Adam Moore, Truman State's Elijah Hazekamp and Quincy's Charles Callier can get to it during Tuesday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Ryan Hellenthal chose an apt description for how the final 30 seconds played out for the Quincy University men’s basketball team Tuesday night at Pepsi Arena. “Devastating,” the fifth-year coach said. Jeff Horner knew what caused the Hawks’ heartache. “Patience,” the Truman State coach said. Trailing by two points coming out of timeout…

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QU women unable to overcome fatigue in second half of loss to Truman State

Quincy University's Regan Loconte, center, tries to knock the ball away from Truman State's Brioenne Burns during Tuesday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — A 15-day layoff and a shortened bench proved to be too much for the Quincy University women’s basketball team to overcome once fatigue took hold. The Hawks trailed Truman State by five points at halftime in Tuesday night’s Great Lakes Valley Conference game at Pepsi Arena before allowing 21 points in the third…

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Loss to Missouri Valley negates QU men’s basketball team’s momentum heading back into GLVC play

Quincy University guard Nate Shockey backs away from two Missouri Valley College defenders during the first half of Thursday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — There is no time for the Quincy University men’s basketball players to dwell on defeat or lick their wounds. The Hawks have two days to regroup, regain their focus and rally together. Four Great Lakes Valley Conference games in eight days await, and the schedule is not kind. Following Thursday night’s 84-81 loss…

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Stocking stuffers: Hawks finish strong, upend Panthers, carry momentum into break

Davenport guard Jarrin Randall, left, looks to start the offense while being guarded by Quincy University's Mark Bradshaw Jr. during Sunday afternoon's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — No matter what the Quincy University men’s basketball players find wrapped beneath their Christmas trees, it may pale in comparison to what they received Sunday. They were blessed with the gift of momentum. By outscoring Davenport 18-6 over the final 5 minutes, 17 seconds of regulation, the Hawks head into the holiday break…

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McKendree backs out of QU classic, event rescheduled for just one game each day

QUINCY — The Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Holiday Classic is now a two-game affair. The Quincy University men’s basketball program’s annual pre-Christmas event was originally scheduled to be a four-team, four-game showcase taking place Saturday and Sunday at Pepsi Arena. Now, it’s a three-team, two-game weekend. McKendree informed tournament organizers Friday it could not make the…

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Schuckman: QU coach drums up support, supplies to help her hometown remain Dresden Strong following tornado

Quincy University women's basketball coach Kaci Bailey is heading to her hometown of Dresden, Tenn., with a van full of supplies and assistance after tornadoes devastated the community. Matt Schuckman photo

The text came close to midnight as Ric Bailey needed to know his daughter, Quincy University women’s basketball coach Kaci Bailey, hadn’t been in the path of the tornadoes that skirted the St. Louis area and created a path of destruction moving past Edwardsville, Ill. “He was making sure I’m OK,” Bailey said. At the…

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Hawks buckle down on final possession, refuse to allow Tigers open look at trey

From left to right, Quincy University's Sarah Nelson, Maddie Spagnola and Beth Matas Martin celebrate after Nelson was fouled while scoring in the post against Iowa Wesleyan on Wednesday night. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — One stop equaled one much-needed victory. The Quincy University women’s basketball team proved up to the task. Leading Iowa Wesleyan by three points with 13.3 seconds remaining in regulation Wednesday night at Pepsi Arena, the Hawks did not allow the Tigers an open look from the perimeter. Instead, Iowa Wesleyan was forced to…

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Injection of energy, excitement pushes Hawks to rout of Tigers

Quincy University sophomore guard Nate Shockey throws down a dunk during the first half of Wednesday night's game against Iowa Wesleyan at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Every aspect of the Illinois State University men’s basketball team’s pregame routine Tuesday screamed energy and excitement. The Quincy University players and coaches took note. “They came out in warm-ups and their pre-game shoot was unbelievable,” Hawks coach Ryan Hellenthal said of the Redbirds’ approach to the exhibition game at Redbird Arena. “And…

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North to Alaska: Once-in-a-lifetime trip will allow Hawks to improve their team bonds

The Quincy University men's basketball team is traveling to Alaska this week to play in the Seawolves Thanksgiving Classic in Anchorage, Alaska. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Malik Hardmon balked. Asked if he was prepared for the Quincy University men’s basketball team trip to Alaska and the single-digit temperatures awaiting the Hawks, the junior forward deadpanned, “No, I am not.” Hardmon admitted it sounds funny for someone who grew up in Chicago to be concerned with cold weather, but Alaska…

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Third-quarter struggles offensively spell doom for Hawks

Quincy University's Beth Matas Martin, center, looks to cut off Winona State's Lauren Fetch, left, during Saturday's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — The lid finally came off the basket at one end. Somehow it ended up covering the rim at the other. The Quincy University women’s basketball team simply couldn’t pry it loose. Shooting just 20 percent from the field and making only three field goals in the first quarter Saturday afternoon led to the…

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Hawks need to show more competitive fire after falling in home opener to Bulldogs

Quincy University senior guard Maddie Spagnola looks to make a pass during Friday night's game against Ferris State in the Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Classic at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Compete. If the Quincy University women’s basketball team will do that, first-year coach Kaci Bailey will be satisfied no matter the outcome. Friday night’s 70-57 loss to Ferris State in the Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Classic at Pepsi Arena — the Hawks’ home opener — was less than satisfying. Trailing by 13 points at…

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Hawks’ Wijnbergen is GLVC Freshman of the Year, while Rehagen, Knoblauch earn all-conference honors

Quincy University outside hitter Emma Wijnbergen was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Freshman of the Year. Photo courtesy Denny Sinnock

QUINCY — Emma Wijnbergen made history Thursday. Emily Rehagen and Makayla Knoblauch simply continue to show they are two of the best players in the Quincy University women’s volleyball program’s NCAA Division II era. Wijnbergen was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Freshman of the Year, becoming the first Hawk to win the award in…

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Hawks avoid unsightly upset, dispatch Trojans with better second-half effort

Quincy University guard Jamaurie Coakley, right, sets up Hannibal-LaGrange University defender Bryce Stark before spinning to the basket during the first half of Wednesday night's game at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — If the Quincy University men’s basketball players bring the same level of effort and enthusiasm to Saturday’s matchup with Purdue Northwest as they played with Wednesday night, they have a pretty good guess how it will end. “It won’t be pretty,” senior guard Jamaurie Coakley said. Good thing the Hawks have two days…

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Scoreboard for Saturday, November 13

Women’s Volleyball At Pepsi Arena Quincy University d. Lindenwood: The Hawks capped a strong run to end the regular season and secure a spot in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament with a 25-15, 24-26, 25-18, 21-25, 15-13 victory. Quincy will be the fifth seed in the postseason conference tournament, opening at 2:30 p.m. Friday…

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Strong second half carries Hawks to first victory, split of weekend crossover

From left to right, Quincy University sophomore guard Nate Shockey, senior guard Jamaurie Coakley and junior forward Malik Hardmon led the Hawks to an 88-77 victory over Cedarville on Saturday night. Photos courtesy QU athletics

QUINCY — Nate Shockey didn’t come off the floor Saturday night, and he might not find himself on the sideline much hereafter. The sophomore guard’s presence was crucial in the Quincy University men’s basketball team finding some on-court chemistry and discovering a rotation of players that maintains the right level of tenacity to produce victories.…

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Hawks will look to adjust, improve after falling to Oilers in season opener

NCAA Division II men's basketball official Cody Crum tosses up the opening tip for Quincy University's game against Findlay on Friday night at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Ryan Hellenthal’s description of what transpired Friday night at Pepsi Arena was quite apropos. “Outtoughed, outdisciplined,” the Quincy University men’s basketball coach said. The Hawks are intent on changing that. Opening the season against a seasoned Findlay team in the GMAC-GLVC Regional Crossover, Quincy fell behind 7-0 out of the gate, trimmed the…

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Change in culture, approach puts Hawks on right path to rebuild successful program

Quincy University junior forward Sarah Nelson is the Hawks' top returning scorer. Photo courtesy QU Athletics

QUINCY — Uncomfortably comfortable. That sums up what life has been like this fall for the Quincy University women’s basketball players. The cultural and physical changes they’ve experienced as first-year head coach Kaci Bailey establishes her program and her expectations have made life uncomfortable at times. Yet, working through it and embracing the change has…

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New year brings new energy as Hawks inject sense of urgency into pursuit of victories

Quincy University's Malik Hardmon, left, and Adam Moore battle for position during a drill at practice Wednesday at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — The chatter the Quincy University men’s basketball players have heard across campus this fall has them anxious and intrigued to see just how loud Pepsi Arena might get this weekend. “Family members, students, faculty members are all talking about it,” junior guard Mark Bradshaw Jr. said. “They’re ready to see us play and…

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Hawks display competitive edge in total whitewashing of Bulldogs

The Quincy University women's volleyball team celebrates its straight-set sweep of Truman State on Wednesday night at Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — Seven points into Wednesday night’s crucial Great Lakes Valley Conference match and facing little resistance from Truman State, the Quincy University women’s volleyball team could have shifted into cruise control. It would have been the worst thing imaginable. The Hawks want to build momentum for the looming postseason conference tournament, not glide into…

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‘My head was just spinning’: Out-of-blue offer takes QU graduate from college sports medicine to working with NBA superstar

Murphy Grant, athletic trainer for two-time NBA All-Star Donovan Mitchell, is shown on the floor before the Utah Jazz played Thursday at Houston. | Photo by Trey Kamberling, Manager of Basketball Content, Utah Jazz

QUINCY — The call was unexpected. So was the offer. In the matter of a few days, Murphy Grant’s professional life changed forever. He was in Quincy last weekend, accepting his induction into the Quincy University Sports Hall of Fame on Oct. 23, celebrating with family and college friends.  Three days later, he was back…

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Lantz, Hawks’ top returning scorer, leaves women’s basketball program

Laney Lantz averaged 16.9 points as a sophomore, but the former Central-Southeastern all-stater has decided to leave the Quincy University women's basketball program. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — With a myriad of life changes looming, Laney Lantz decided to devote her time and efforts to her family and her future. That meant walking away from basketball. Lantz informed Quincy University women’s basketball coach Kaci Bailey this week she was leaving the program. The junior guard was expected to be a starter…

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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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QU inducts acclaimed athletes, two Final Four teams into Sports Hall of Fame

The 1994 Quincy University women's soccer team was inducted into the QU Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday. Photo courtesy Brendan Saak

QUINCY — Three acclaimed athletes, two Final Four teams and a devoted volunteer were inducted into the Quincy University Sports Hall of Fame during a ceremony Saturday morning in the Hall of Fame Room on the QU campus. Frank Vinciguerra, who played on the men’s soccer team from 1973-76; Murphy Grant, a football player from…

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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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Crane scores twice as QU’s success offensively topples Rockhurst

Quincy University's Lauren Crane, left, battles for possession during Friday's game against Rockhurst at Legends Stadium. Photo courtesy Denny Sinnock

QUINCY — Lauren Crane and her Quincy University women’s soccer teammates honestly can admit it pays to practice. The struggles offensively — four goals in their last seven games — led to Hawks coach Samuel Thomas devoting much of this week’s training to drills designed to put the ball in the back of the net.…

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Fans help generate atmosphere for Hawks as Hoopfest offers preseason glimpse

The opening tip of the Quincy University men's basketball team's scrimmage during Thursday night's Hawks Hoopfest signaled the return of fans to Pepsi Arena. Matt Schuckman photo

QUINCY — When you count the number of days since either the Quincy University men’s or women’s basketball team played in front of fans at Pepsi Arena, you realize how much a night to get reacclimated to the atmosphere was needed. And if the regular-season crowd mimics the energy felt in the venerable facility Thursday…

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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 3

Men’s Soccer At Legends Stadium, Quincy Southern Indiana 3, Quincy University 1: The Hawks were forced to play a man down the final 38 minutes and two men down the final seven minutes in the Great Lakes Valley Conference loss. The Hawks trailed 1-0 when Jack Rhead was given his second yellow card in the…

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Little scores game-winning goal as Hawks ready for GLVC play with home victory

Quincy University's Alsadiq Hasan, right, celebrates after scoring in the eighth minute of Wednesday's 2-1 victory against Purdue Northwest at Legends Stadium. Photo courtesy Denny Sinnock

QUINCY — It’s a benefit for the Quincy University men’s soccer players to know they can rebound from unfortunate circumstances. It’ll be easier on Hawks coach Mike Carpenter when they learn to not put themselves in precarious spots. After back-to-back fouls just outside the penalty area led to Purdue Northwest’s game-tying goal Wednesday at Legends…

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Scoreboard for Sunday, September 5

Men’s Soccer At NMU Soccer Field, Marquette, Mich. Quincy University 1, Northern Michigan 0: Jack Rhead’s penalty-kick goal in the 73rd minute led to a victory in the Hawks’ first road contest of the season. The Wildcats’ Pier Cucciati received his second yellow card following a foul in the box and was sent off with…

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Hawks turn to McLaughlin to help launch sprint football program

Conner McLaughlin will be the first head coach of the Quincy University sprint football program. Photo courtesy QU Sports Information

QUINCY — In the brief amount of time Conner McLaughlin has been involved with the burgeoning Quincy University sprint football program, he’s answered a string of questions from those who have never heard of the sport. Is it 8-on-8? Is it 5-on-5? Is it flag football? Is it played in the spring? McLaughlin answers each…

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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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