Quincy University features dedicated graduate assistants, Katalina Lopez and Maya Wong, who support student development and women’s basketball, respectively. They enhance student experiences through academic guidance and athletic training, fostering success across diverse campus environments.
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Every year, millions create March Madness brackets, hoping to achieve the impossible perfect one. Despite incredible odds, students engage passionately, driven by knowledge and personal connections to teams.
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The Quincy University women’s basketball team narrowly lost to Maryville University, 87-81, in the GLVC tournament after an overtime battle. They finished the season with a 15-13 record.
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For senior forward Acheampomaa Danso, the day marked the culmination of a four-year journey defined by commitment and sacrifice. Originally committed elsewhere, Danso chose Quincy University to be closer to her sister and to attend a Catholic institution. That decision shaped her college career both on and off the court.
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Alision Schwagmeyer-Belger, Quincy University’s new head women’s basketball coach, aims to inspire resilience in players, drawing from her extensive experience and faith, while fostering a supportive community around the program.
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Tiernan Stynes and Ethan Bolton flew over 9,000 miles from Australia to be part of the Quincy Hawks, not only changing their lives but also the men’s basketball team tremendously. Back home, these two were just friends, but now they’ve become an unstoppable duo on the court, as both have been elevated to the starting lineup and are racking up the stats right away. Even though they are miles away from their families, they have become a source of support for one another, as well as through the Quincy basketball team, which has made them feel like a real second home. Their narrative is a journey through different opportunities, forming bonds, and the most surprising places where you can call home.
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Life as a coach is demanding, characterized by relentless practices and games, impacting personal relationships. Coaches often rely on their supportive partners who stand by them through the challenges. Celebrating moments together, like anniversaries or family outings, helps maintain balance amid the rigorous coaching lifestyle.
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Just a year ago, the Quincy University women’s basketball team stood at the top of the GLVC, cutting down the nets as conference champions. Now, however, it finds itself at the bottom of the standings— a drastic turnaround caused by coaching turnover and departing players that left last year’s powerhouse Lady Hawks searching for meaning.
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A two-time All-Midwest Region selection and GLVC Player of the Year during her junior season at QU, Schwagmeyer-Belger remains one of the most decorated athletes in program history.
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The rivalry between the schools in the GLVC conference, particularly between Quincy and McKendree, is intense and marked by animosity. Games are closely contested, with players feeling pressure to perform. The lack of respect shown by McKendree towards their rival only fuels further resentment and heightened emotions during matchups.
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