Quincy University’s swim program has significantly grown in three years, boasting 52 members now. They aim for continued improvement amidst challenges, succeeding academically and athletically.
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Tony Lundy and Parker Lymenstull discuss Quincy University’s winter sports schedule, player movements, and expectations for spring, including expert analysis of baseball and team performance updates.
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A St. Louis-area baseball training facility, home to the Teacherman High-Level Pattern Hitting System, attracts MLB stars. Richard Schenck’s methods are popular yet debated, fostering connections with all skill levels.
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The Quincy University women’s basketball team is fundraising for a trip to Hawaii, connecting with the 1978 team’s legacy. Alumni are supporting current players, recalling their own fundraising struggles. The trip symbolizes community, tradition, and personal growth, particularly for Hawaiian native Kealani Neves, eager for family to witness her play.
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Michele Barletta, a graduate assistant coach for Quincy University’s women’s soccer team, aims to share his passion for soccer while finishing his MBA, leveraging his playing experience and coaching commitment.
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The conclusion of the 2024 NCAA football season marks a new chapter for seniors, who celebrate their achievements while transitioning to life beyond the sport, equipped with valuable lessons and lasting friendships.
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The Quincy University men’s bowling team participated in the Team Match Games, facing challenges on day one but ultimately improving to finish 13th overall. They aim for a top 25 national ranking. Meanwhile, the women’s team ended in 17th, striving for better performances in the upcoming second semester.
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Quincy University football achieved remarkable milestones in the GLVC this season, breaking records, winning five conference games, and showcasing continuous improvement, with a strong focus on future success.
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Brandon Granger and Brock Inman celebrate their senior day at QU, marking the end of their football journey as teammates after 16 years. Although parting is bittersweet, their friendship and future endeavors remain strong.
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In the second set, Emma Wijnbergen brought the whole arena to applause. In a tight rally with the Bearcats, with a score of 9-7, Wijnbergen saved the ball with her foot, allowing the Hawks able to go up 10-7.
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