Hawk Talk S5: E15 QU tennis coach Ethan Arns
QU sprint coach Jordan Reddick talks to QU tennis coach Ethan Arns in this week’s episode of Coach to Coach at QU.
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Hawk Talk S5 E13: QU track coach Chris Aschemann
Sprint coach Jordan Reddick talks with QU track coach Chris Aschemann.
Read moreBeing a sports fan… it’s a family thing!
Sam Huff summarizes his senior thesis. He was very curious figuring out why we like the teams we support in sports, and if they was something deeper to the meaning of our favorite sports teams.
Read moreQuincy University wraps up National Athletic Training Month
Quincy University’s athletic department recently wrapped up National Athletic Training Month.
Read moreStudents explain why intramural sports are beneficial
Students explain why they are excited to play intramural basketball and what benefits they have.
Read moreQU Baseball is on a roll
The QU Hawks baseball team is off to a hot start sitting with a 20-7 record having beaten multiple top 25 programs so far. Gino D’Alessio, Luke Napleton and Jay Hammel have all been named GLVC players of the week this year. The Hawks look to improve as the season continues.
Read moreKaci Bailey departs from QU to shift to a new GLVC team
Kaci Bailey has become a well-known person around the QU campus in just two years of being a head coach for the women’s basketball team. Bailey has been all over the map with many different jobs for each university. The first was an assistant basketball coach and recruiting coordinator at Henderson State University. She was also the interim head coach
Read moreCollin Smith: a reliable classmate but an even better friend
Collin Smith is a junior at Quincy University. His classmates and friends describe him as a loyal, honest, outgoing, and personable.
Read moreGLVC rewards select students for Extra Credit broadcast experience
The GLVCSN sends six students across the GLVC to participate in running broadcast for two games in GLVC basketball tournament.
Read moreQuincy University athletic teams too small to compete at nationals
Quincy University unable to send athletes to nationals because of NCAA bylaw.
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