Thank you to our wonderful Jennings' staff for creating a fun Halloween Picnic Lunch!
Thank you to our wonderful Jennings' staff for creating a fun Halloween Picnic Lunch!
Congratulations Jennings' Star Students!
Congratulations Candy War Winners!
Mrs Brewer 196.5 lbs
Mrs Bassage 166 lbs
Ms Wuori 106 lbs
Thank you families for your donations!
Nature Shines bright in the background and Quincy Athletes Radiat up front!🌟🌟
Attention Students!! If you are contemplating an online or college class for 2nd semester, now is the time to see Mrs. Karney to get registered.
Preston Farms helped our 5th graders today by supplying local feed options for their farm stock. This helped our students in studying properties of different substances and how those properties can be useful in science. Thank you Preston Farms!
Congratulations Jennings' Star Students!
Today, Mrs. McLean’s class visited the gas station and Refuge for a one-day budgeting project. Students were tasked with distinguishing between their wants and needs while managing a $40 budget. They prioritized essential purchases and made decisions on what to forgo if their funds were depleted.
Thanks to refuge for taking the picture and welcoming us!
Thanks to refuge for taking the picture and welcoming us!
Jennings Candy War Standings as of 10/23/25
1st wuori 59.18 lbs
2nd bassage 50.63 lbs
3rd. Brewer 48.8 lbs
4th ferry 37.48 lbs
5th skirka 36.94 lbs
Total raised so far = 457 pounds!
Keep the candy coming! All candy will go to the Safe Trick Or Treat for our students!
1st wuori 59.18 lbs
2nd bassage 50.63 lbs
3rd. Brewer 48.8 lbs
4th ferry 37.48 lbs
5th skirka 36.94 lbs
Total raised so far = 457 pounds!
Keep the candy coming! All candy will go to the Safe Trick Or Treat for our students!
QMS Football Finishes 2025 Season Undefeated!
The Quincy Middle School Football finished its 2025 season 6-0 undefeated with a 36-14 win in a heavy rainfall at Union City. The Orioles used the same recipe at Union City that it had used all season - a strong running game, stout defense, and opportunistic special teams play to race past the Chargers.
The Orioles were hungry from the onset taking the ball 1st and advancing the kick off into Charger territory and wasted little time moving down the field for an early Greyson Sargent score and Talon Thomas 2 point conversion. The defense held and the O’s went back to work and scored another TD on a Thomas run and Kyle Dirschell 2 pt conversion to go ahead 16-0. Union City returned the kick for a score but on the pursuing kick off Thomas went 60 yards on the return and Dirschell again added a 2 pt conversion. The Orioles threatened again before the half thanks to a Logan Hayes interception but settled for a 24-6 at the half.
The Orioles D held again to begin the 2nd half and put together a bruising drive in the rain when LJ Stayner scooped up a fumble and rumbled for another score and a 30-6 lead. Thomas added another score on a nifty cutback run and the Orioles were on their way to the 6-0 season.
This group of Orioles performed at a high level all season long and had many contributions from all players on the roster. Most notable was the improvement from every player on the roster throughout the season. The 8th graders on the roster took on the role of leadership and with a talented group of 7th graders competed everyday in practice which paid off in games. The coaching staff stand proud of the efforts of every player. There is lots of excitement ahead for this group of Orioles as they advance in the Oriole Football Program.
The Quincy Middle School Football finished its 2025 season 6-0 undefeated with a 36-14 win in a heavy rainfall at Union City. The Orioles used the same recipe at Union City that it had used all season - a strong running game, stout defense, and opportunistic special teams play to race past the Chargers.
The Orioles were hungry from the onset taking the ball 1st and advancing the kick off into Charger territory and wasted little time moving down the field for an early Greyson Sargent score and Talon Thomas 2 point conversion. The defense held and the O’s went back to work and scored another TD on a Thomas run and Kyle Dirschell 2 pt conversion to go ahead 16-0. Union City returned the kick for a score but on the pursuing kick off Thomas went 60 yards on the return and Dirschell again added a 2 pt conversion. The Orioles threatened again before the half thanks to a Logan Hayes interception but settled for a 24-6 at the half.
The Orioles D held again to begin the 2nd half and put together a bruising drive in the rain when LJ Stayner scooped up a fumble and rumbled for another score and a 30-6 lead. Thomas added another score on a nifty cutback run and the Orioles were on their way to the 6-0 season.
This group of Orioles performed at a high level all season long and had many contributions from all players on the roster. Most notable was the improvement from every player on the roster throughout the season. The 8th graders on the roster took on the role of leadership and with a talented group of 7th graders competed everyday in practice which paid off in games. The coaching staff stand proud of the efforts of every player. There is lots of excitement ahead for this group of Orioles as they advance in the Oriole Football Program.
NOW HIRING:
High School Varsity Wrestling - Assistant Coach
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Interested Applicants should email the following to the Athletic Director, Lucas Meyer: meyerl@quincyschools.org
Professional Resume, Coaching Resume, Coaching Philosophy, and Completed Application
High School Varsity Wrestling - Assistant Coach
For more information please visit: https://www.quincyschools.org/page/employment
Interested Applicants should email the following to the Athletic Director, Lucas Meyer: meyerl@quincyschools.org
Professional Resume, Coaching Resume, Coaching Philosophy, and Completed Application
QMS Football Victorious in Last Home Games of the season.
The 7th grade team won 28-24 in a rematch with visiting Sand Creek. The two teams played to a 6-6 earlier in the season. The Orioles gave up two big scores to fall behind but was energized with Brenden Preston’s 60 yard touchdown and a 75 yard interception return for a score by Lane Wood. The Orioles got a couple of defensive stops to open the 2nd half and then used big play touchdowns from Cooper Adams and Jefferson Wright to hold off the Aggies and record the win.
In the 8th grade game Logan Hayes returned the opening kick off 65 yards and the Orioles raced out to a big lead against visiting Stockbridge who had no answers for the Orioles who shared the ball (6 different players scored touchdowns) enroute to a 53-0 win. The Orioles played well in all phases of the game and limited the Panthers to just one 1st down on defense. Matthew Smith led the defensive effort with 5 tackles. Talon Thomas returned two punts for touchdowns. His older brother Tommy who was playing in his 1st game back from injury also scored his 1st TD of the year. Wyatt Paul, LJ Stayner, and Greyson Sargent also added rushing touchdowns. The Orioles did not attempt a pass. Sargent and Drake Sills scored 2 2pt conversations and Michael Vallo added a 2 pt play. Talon Thomas kicked an extra point.
On the day both Oriole teams combined for 10 total touchdowns and tore up the turf with well executed plays. The 8th grade Orioles move to 5-0 and the teams close out the 2025 season next Wednesday at Union City in a combined 7/8 grade game.
The 7th grade team won 28-24 in a rematch with visiting Sand Creek. The two teams played to a 6-6 earlier in the season. The Orioles gave up two big scores to fall behind but was energized with Brenden Preston’s 60 yard touchdown and a 75 yard interception return for a score by Lane Wood. The Orioles got a couple of defensive stops to open the 2nd half and then used big play touchdowns from Cooper Adams and Jefferson Wright to hold off the Aggies and record the win.
In the 8th grade game Logan Hayes returned the opening kick off 65 yards and the Orioles raced out to a big lead against visiting Stockbridge who had no answers for the Orioles who shared the ball (6 different players scored touchdowns) enroute to a 53-0 win. The Orioles played well in all phases of the game and limited the Panthers to just one 1st down on defense. Matthew Smith led the defensive effort with 5 tackles. Talon Thomas returned two punts for touchdowns. His older brother Tommy who was playing in his 1st game back from injury also scored his 1st TD of the year. Wyatt Paul, LJ Stayner, and Greyson Sargent also added rushing touchdowns. The Orioles did not attempt a pass. Sargent and Drake Sills scored 2 2pt conversations and Michael Vallo added a 2 pt play. Talon Thomas kicked an extra point.
On the day both Oriole teams combined for 10 total touchdowns and tore up the turf with well executed plays. The 8th grade Orioles move to 5-0 and the teams close out the 2025 season next Wednesday at Union City in a combined 7/8 grade game.
Attention Parents and Guardians!! Learn about Internet Safety-When: October 15, 2025 7:00 PM-Where: Union Church Quincy, MI
🏐 Congratulations to Our Middle School Volleyball Teams! 🏐
We are proud to celebrate an incredible season of growth, determination, and success for our middle school volleyball program!
A special shout out to our 8th grade team, who earned a hard-fought victory over the Bronson Vikings last night, achieving an impressive undefeated 9-0 record!
Coming on Saturday, both teams will compete in the Big 8 Tournament to close the season - 7th grade to host at home and 8th grade traveling to Reading.
GO Q! 🖤🧡
We are proud to celebrate an incredible season of growth, determination, and success for our middle school volleyball program!
A special shout out to our 8th grade team, who earned a hard-fought victory over the Bronson Vikings last night, achieving an impressive undefeated 9-0 record!
Coming on Saturday, both teams will compete in the Big 8 Tournament to close the season - 7th grade to host at home and 8th grade traveling to Reading.
GO Q! 🖤🧡
QMS Football victorious at Bronson!
The QMS Football Team traveled to Bronson on Wednesday night and won an exciting back and forth game with the Vikings by a score of 26-24.
The Orioles fell behind early and trailed 16-14 at half time. Both teams played a field position game for much of the 2nd half. The Orioles took the lead after a short Bronson punt with 6 minutes remaining in the game when a healthy LJ Stayer scored from 10 yards out putting the Orioles on top. A good Quincy kick-off pinned the Vikings deep in their own territory. On 3rd down Talon Thomas intercepted a Viking pass and raced 50 yards for a pick 6 score to put the Orioles up by 10 pts. Bronson went back down the field and scored with 40 seconds to go to close the gap to 26-24. The Orioles successfully covered an on-side kick and was able to run the clock out for their 4 straight win and move their record to 4-0. Thomas scored twice on the night. Stayner and Greyson Sergent also scored. The Orioles were led up front by Emerson Dodd and Maverick Abbeg. A host of Orioles defenders made big plays when needed and the Orioles did what they needed to do to get the win
The QMS Football Team traveled to Bronson on Wednesday night and won an exciting back and forth game with the Vikings by a score of 26-24.
The Orioles fell behind early and trailed 16-14 at half time. Both teams played a field position game for much of the 2nd half. The Orioles took the lead after a short Bronson punt with 6 minutes remaining in the game when a healthy LJ Stayer scored from 10 yards out putting the Orioles on top. A good Quincy kick-off pinned the Vikings deep in their own territory. On 3rd down Talon Thomas intercepted a Viking pass and raced 50 yards for a pick 6 score to put the Orioles up by 10 pts. Bronson went back down the field and scored with 40 seconds to go to close the gap to 26-24. The Orioles successfully covered an on-side kick and was able to run the clock out for their 4 straight win and move their record to 4-0. Thomas scored twice on the night. Stayner and Greyson Sergent also scored. The Orioles were led up front by Emerson Dodd and Maverick Abbeg. A host of Orioles defenders made big plays when needed and the Orioles did what they needed to do to get the win
CONGRATULATIONS to the Quincy High School Marching Band on receiving a 1 rating at Marching Band Festival in Vicksburg yesterday!
QHS Parent Teacher Conferences Oct 8th @ 4-7 pm & Oct 9 @ 1-3 pm 4-7 pm
