The documentary “Chasing Legacy: Women’s Soccer at QU” depicts the journey of female athletes who founded the women’s soccer team at Quincy University in the late 1970s. It highlights their challenges, successes, and the ongoing legacy of equality in women’s sports.
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Quincy University football players Brock Inman and Jaylin Vaughn are pursuing professional careers. Inman trains for combines, while Vaughn signed with the Oregon Lightning, enhancing his exposure.
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In just two years, Quincy University’s stunt team, coached by Diane Shoemaker, has achieved notable success, earning her GLVC Coach of the Year honors and establishing a solid foundation for future growth and competitiveness.
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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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Quincy University student athletes travel extensively for sports, spending time bonding with teammates on long bus rides through activities like sleeping, listening to music, and playing games, fostering team chemistry.
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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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Nursing majors at Quincy University face intense challenges balancing academics and athletics. Students like Acheampomaa Danso and Maddy Barton emphasize time management and organization to succeed, preparing for both sports and nursing careers.
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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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A performance like that from the team made Grace Welch, number 8 for the Stunt team, very proud of the work and progress the team has made in a year.
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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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