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Former Quincy Notre Dame star Tanner Stuckman and coach Troy Potts launch the second annual basketball camp, drawing youth from across the region to sharpen fundamentals.
After seven years at the helm, Ryan Turner steps down, citing family commitments, leaving a legacy of 143 wins and four straight sectional titles.
The State Journal-Register has unveiled its 2026 all-area baseball teams, recognizing a total of 24 standout athletes — 12 in the large-school division and 12 in the small-school division — from across the coverage region.
The 2026 all-area baseball teams recognize twelve standout players from large schools and twelve from small schools, celebrating offensive firepower, dominant pitching and emerging talent across the region.
Quincy University will add women's flag football as a varsity sport for the 2027-28 academic year, bringing its total varsity programs to 29 and women's sports to 15.
Quincy University’s women’s basketball program hosted its Junior Hawks camp, where coaches and players taught fundamentals while fostering community spirit and lessons in perseverance.
A 10‑0 defeat to North Clay capped a remarkable run for the Routt baseball team, whose graduating class leaves behind a legacy of championships and enduring bonds.
Jacksonville Routt’s baseball squad rallied behind a veteran lineup and a stellar outing from Jacob Brown to secure an 8‑5 victory, earning a berth in the Springfield Supersectional final.
Northern Colorado welcomes veteran assistant Jenna Knudson, while former Arizona general manager Michelle Marciniak prepares to steer the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame.
Jenna Knudson joins Northern Colorado’s coaching staff while Michelle Marciniak assumes the role of CEO at the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, highlighting a wave of experienced leadership in the sport.
The upcoming 2026 season features six home matchups, a season‑opening clash with Concordia‑St. Paul, and key returning stars Bradyn Little and Brock Wiley.
Quincy High senior Mason Dent has signed to play sprint football at Quincy University, where he will join the Hawks as a running back. His recruitment took an unexpected turn through a former high school coach, and his decision to remain in town lets his family watch his games.
Despite a season‑ending injury, Trace Routh has chosen Quincy University, citing the proximity to family and the influence of head coach Matt Carpenter as key factors in his decision.
Quincy University will add women's flag football as a varsity sport in the 2027‑28 academic year, bringing the total number of sports to 29 and reflecting the rapid growth of the discipline across the Midwest.
From Quincy Notre Dame to leagues in Hungary, England and beyond, Tanner Stuckman is poised to lead Patrioti Levice in the fight for a Slovak championship, driven by team spirit and the hope of a new chapter as a father