When the greatest right-handed pitcher in the history of the franchise you're groomed to follow retires before you can say "baseball," how do … Read more
Kerry Anders did what Kerry Anders always did.
The trophy will stay in storage, and there will be a blank left in the record book.
Life seems to be equally aggravating and disconcerting no matter where you look.
When the greatest right-handed pitcher in the history of the franchise you're groomed to follow retires before you can say "baseball," how do …
Electric Wentric.
It's a name oft forgotten in Quincy athletic lore, but F. Morgan Taylor continues to be honored for his athletic accomplishments decades after…
Those casually driving along Highway 6 or Highway 136 or any of the vast county roads curling past a Missouri high school Friday night were tr…
While driving through Northeast Missouri on Monday morning, catching glimpses of high school athletes taking the field collectively for the fi…
The fate of fall college sports, namely football, comes down to two things.
An off-the-cuff suggestion that hole-in-ones don't seem so hard caused some Quincy golfers to either roll their eyes, shake their heads or off…
As speculation, theories and opinions continue to swirl, keep this question in mind: Who stands to suffer the most if athletic organizations s…
Cautiously optimistic, yet nervously concerned. Anyone else feeling that way, too?
The pitter-patter of rain against the windows followed the booming sound of thunder and served as a precursor for the type of violent storm th…
Since taking over as the Quincy University baseball coach in 2010, Josh Rabe has been able to use his professional experience and his draft st…
Despite the lack of games and live sports to entertain us, news continues to circulate. So let's do some catching up ...
Tuesday night's bus ride home from Rock Island -- had there been such a thing -- might have ended up a little more raucous than Quincy High Sc…
Time obviously escaped everyone.
Something about the discussion of the coronavirus pandemic struck Butch Barnes as odd when he listened to one of the major network news anchor…
Basketball season lacked a proper ending -- its one shining moment if you must -- but it doesn't diminish the plays, characters and games that…
The caller ID wasn't necessary. Neither was the voicemail. I knew who was calling. No one else was going to bother me on a Saturday afternoon …
They bared their heart and soul for all to see, showing their frustration when shots refused to fall and imploring the crowd to get involved w…
Trevor Meny's view for the moments which ultimately will define the Quincy University men's basketball team's turnaround season has been about…
The schedule makers did the Quincy University men's basketball team no favors.
One wowed with his arm. One proved he was healthy with his bat. And another showed he'd come full circle by simply stepping on the field.
The emotion was raw, real and surprisingly easy to move past. That's a credit to the Quincy University men's basketball players' character.
Sometimes the smallest gestures carry profound meaning, even if you don't realize it in the moment.
All roads lead home or at least back to Blue Devil Gym.
Quincy University men's basketball coach Ryan Hellenthal described Thursday night's buzzer-beating victory against Lewis as a "huge program win."