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NCAA Division II · GLVC · Illinois

Quincy track & field and cross country

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Type
Private
Undergraduates
1,010
Admission rate
51%
Graduation rate
44% finish within 6 years
Average yearly cost after aid
$22,711
Tuition
$38,400

Women’s team

Head coach Doug Savage (Head coach, Women’s Track, Outdoor) · source

International athletes on the women’s roster: 0 of 7 (checked 2026-10-30).

Women’s track and field: season-best marks of the team’s athletes on TFRRS, 2025 and 2026 seasons, read 2026-10-29 · TFRRS team page
EventAthletesBest3rd bestMiddle of the team
100m312.3713.82—
200m227.35——
400m21:06.08——
800m72:16.752:35.552:38.48
1500m74:34.705:16.665:33.17
5000m417:44.3119:35.01—
Long jump45.26m (17′ 3″)4.27m (14′ 0″)—
Triple jump211.47m (37′ 7½″)——

Cross country Top times at the 2025 NCAA Division II Midwest Region Cross Country Championships (6K): 23:17.30, 24:02.90, 24:45.10, 25:56.70, 27:24.70, 30:48.90. Results

Men’s team

Head coach Doug Savage (Head coach, Men’s Track, Outdoor) · source

International athletes on the men’s roster: 0 of 10 (checked 2026-10-30).

Men’s track and field: season-best marks of the team’s athletes on TFRRS, 2025 and 2026 seasons, read 2026-10-29 · TFRRS team page
EventAthletesBest3rd bestMiddle of the team
100m610.9111.0311.16
200m621.6822.5922.87
400m149.39——
800m71:59.552:04.062:06.67
1500m64:12.674:34.724:37.44
5000m317:13.5418:52.14—
110m hurdles514.6315.2915.29
400m hurdles553.8555.8755.87
High jump11.95m (6′ 4¾″)——
Long jump57.49m (24′ 7″)6.55m (21′ 5¾″)6.55m (21′ 5¾″)
Triple jump515.04m (49′ 4¼″)13.81m (45′ 3¾″)13.81m (45′ 3¾″)
Shot put1014.32m (46′ 11¾″)8.72m (28′ 7¼″)7.78m (25′ 6¼″)
Discus245.21m (148′ 4″)——
Hammer455.14m (180′ 10¾″)42.30m (138′ 9¼″)—
Javelin147.04m (154′ 4″)——
Weight throw (indoor)216.79m (55′ 1″)——

Athletics website: quhawks.com. Marks change every season: check the team’s own pages and talk to the coaches before deciding.