The Quincy University sprint football team is energized by the return of defensive coordinator Christopher Jones, who aims to build on past success and shape young athletes’ futures. Here is an interview with coach Jones as well as players showing their excitement.
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Quincy University football has completed hiring its coaching staff, appointing Kade Warner, son of NFL legend Kurt Warner, as a key player. With Division I experience and time in the NFL, players express excitement over Warner’s potential to enhance team culture and performance, especially in offense and strategy.
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Angelina Pagliaccio interviews QU swimmers Juri Bauer and Andrej Golubovic about teammate support, training, injuries, and pool success.
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Quincy University students can access various discounts at local and online businesses, easing financial burdens. Partnerships with vendors and platforms offer significant savings on food, clothing, and technology.
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Joseph Webb, a graduate assistant at Quincy University, balances roles as a husband, podcast co-host, and assistant success coach. A former football captain, he aims to guide student-athletes while sharing faith-centered conversations on his podcast, “It Gets Better.”
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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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The Quincy community participated in the annual Polar Plunge on February 23, 2025, raising $20,000 for Special Olympics. The event showcased unity, with participants jumping into icy water to support athletes with intellectual disabilities, fostering camaraderie and inclusion.
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NAMI is a campus mental health advocacy center promoting wellness and reducing stigma around mental health and suicide. Through various projects, including training and awareness events, NAMI encourages open conversations, support systems, and resources for students struggling with mental health challenges.
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Athletes at Quincy University are resisting the Teamworks nutrition app, citing concerns over privacy and potential harm, especially in weight-controlled sports. Suggestions propose making the app optional to empower athletes while addressing dietary tracking and education needs.
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Kirkland Burton is a coach and personal trainer in Quincy, Illinois, dedicated to inspiring others through his organization “All We Got.” With a background in football, he emphasizes holistic wellness, building relationships, and helping young athletes achieve their dreams.
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