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Quincy heads to Truman State on Wednesday with a top-four GLVC Tournament seed—and a potential home quarterfinal—at stake. The Hawks have already clinched a tournament berth and enter on a three-game winning streak. Truman also needs points to stay in the tournament race, setting up a high-stakes regular-season finale for Quincy and a crucial matchup for both teams.

By the Numbers
  • Quincy is 7-3-6 overall and 7-2-4 in GLVC play, with 25 conference points.
  • The Hawks have outscored opponents 16-1 during their three-game winning streak.
  • Rebecca Rheinheimer has scored 8 goals in her last 3 matches and leads Quincy with 15 goals.
  • Jessie Newton has 17 assists, a Quincy single-season record and the most in NCAA Division II.
  • Truman is 5-5-5 overall and 4-4-4 in conference play, with 16 points.
Yes, But

A win would move Quincy to 28 points and put a home quarterfinal within reach, but the Hawks need Maryville not to win both of its remaining matches to guarantee a top-four finish. A draw or loss would leave Quincy more reliant on results elsewhere. Truman is also fighting for a tournament spot and has another match remaining after Wednesday.

What’s Next

Quincy visits Truman at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Stokes Stadium in Kirksville, Missouri. Three points would strengthen the Hawks’ chances of hosting a GLVC Tournament quarterfinal; Truman needs points to keep its postseason hopes alive.

Bottom Line

Quincy’s attack is surging, but the stakes extend beyond the winning streak: a road result could bring postseason soccer back home.