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Wiewel, Tippey and Robertson highlight Herald-Whig All-Area baseball team

1 week ago | whig.com | Mike Thomas

There were several strong seasons by teams in West Central Illinois, as well as individual performances. While no local teams were able to advance further than the regional championship game, Brown County, Illini West and Pittsfield all finished north of 20 wins. Quincy Notre Dame was one win shy of 20 victories. Liberty had its most successful season in quite some time, finishing with 15 wins.
Diamond Kings: All-Area baseball photo gallery

1 week ago | whig.com | Mike Thomas

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One last hurrah for seniors at the Illinois vs. Missouri track meet

1 week ago | whig.com | Mike Thomas

QUINCY -- As Amick McClelland closes out her high school track and field career, she gets one last hurrah at Flinn Stadium. McClelland took part in the Missouri vs. Illinois track meet as part of the team from the Land of Lincoln, capping it off with a win in the girls 1,600-meter run. "I made a lot of friends with girls from other schools, so just getting to be on the same team as them is nice," said McClelland.
Big week for Blue Devils girls basketball with summer camp and shootout

1 week ago | whig.com | Mike Thomas

QUINCY -- It's been a big week for the Quincy High School girls basketball program. The Blue Devils started out the week with a youth camp that included the high school team mentoring and coaching the next generation. "I think it was really fun," said QHS junior center Jada Brown. "I think it's a good experience to try to develop younger kids.
Monroe City starts out summer with competitive shootout

1 week ago | whig.com | Mike Thomas

MONROE CITY, Mo. -- Titletown has been a busy place this week with Monroe City hosting its annual summer boys basketball league. Monroe City has invited teams as far east as Athens, Illinois and as far west as Glasgow, Missouri. "It's kind of neat to have teams as far away as Athens, Illinois play somebody from Glasgow, Missouri or Harrisburg," said Monroe City athletic director and boys basketball head coach Brock Edris. "You're talking about a four hour time difference.
Leadership Lessons: Hannibal boys basketball committed to high standards at summer camp

2 weeks ago | whig.com | Mike Thomas

HANNIBAL -- Leadership was a big focus during Hannibal boys basketball summer camp last week. Many of Hannibal's players were thrown into the fire for their first varsity experience last year and had to learn on the job. "You can mature a lot in a year," said Hannibal boys basketball head coach Josh Pickett. "So what we're hoping for is they mature as basketball players, and mature as people.
Career Camp 'really fun' option for hands-on activities

2 weeks ago | whig.com | Deborah Gertz Husar

QUINCY — Elliot Sievert used a dry measuring cup to tamp down the last layer of ingredients for his cookies in a jar. When all the flour wouldn’t fit, the incoming sixth-grader carefully brushed it off onto the parchment paper lining the counter, measured it and made a note to himself of the amount to add whenever he bakes up the cookies.
Latest QPS Foundation grants promise 'so much potential'

2 weeks ago | whig.com | Deborah Gertz Husar

QUINCY — Quincy Public Schools Foundation Executive Director Heidi Lanier can’t pick just one meaningful project made possible through the most recent grants awarded to support Quincy schools. “Each of the grants have so much potential for the community they’ll be impacting, whether a school or a special program,” she said.
Lecture series explores stories that endure

2 weeks ago | whig.com | Deborah Gertz Husar

BARRY, Ill. — A lecture series tied to New Philadelphia returns again in June with a focus on stories that stand the test of time. The Marvin J. and Thomas Leo Likes Lecture Series kicks off Tuesday night, and continues each Tuesday night in June, to explore the theme of Roots of Resilience: Stories that Endure. “It’s all about storytelling with difficult topics and also making sure that we tell stories that endure,” New Philadelphia Association President Kaye Iftner said.
Essig, Pirates 4x200m relay team claim state medals on day two from state track

2 weeks ago | whig.com | Will Johnson

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Narrowly reaching the finals of the Class 4 boys 4x200-meter relay Friday at the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) State Track and Field Championships inside the Dennis and Roberta Track Complex at Jefferson City High School’s Adkins Stadium, Hannibal’s Pirates looked to improve on that placing during Saturday’s finals.