Three Quincy athletes in five different disciplines took first place at districts last weekend in Cashmere, earning spots at state.

Harrison Hyer and Isaac Dearie will represent Quincy at the state tennis championships for 1B, 2B and 1A schools this weekend in Yakima.

Having posted unprecedented improvement and an overall winning record for the year, the Quincy softball team paused its quest for a berth at state until next year, losing in the district finals to Cashmere.

Jaxon Ferguson, a sophomore at Quincy High School, qualified as an alternate to the 1A state golf championships after finishing in sixth place at districts.

The Quincy Jacks boys soccer team, ranked going into the match as the top 1A boys soccer team in the state, saw its dream season come to an abrupt ending with a loss on kicks from the penalty spot to the visiting Connell Eagles last Friday.

Months of training led Quincy track-and-field athletes to the Caribou Trail League Championship Meet on May 10, and several Jackrabbits won their events, while both the boys and girls teams won second place in team scores.

The Lady Jacks fastpitch softball team closed out its regular season in style, sweeping Cascade in a doubleheader May 11 in front of a large Quincy crowd at Quincy High School.

They were up by two goals with 10 minutes left, and it looked like the Jacks soccer team would claim the district title again and their win streak would continue, but Cascade scored three times in the final minutes and snatched away the victory.

With the district championship staring at the team straight ahead, the Quincy golfers got a big boost from a strong performance at Okanogan Valley Golf Club.

Hayden Morris hit two home runs in a win over Chelan last week, and the Lady Jacks fastpitch team has just two more games before the district tournament.

The Quincy Jacks fought as if a full scholarship to an Ivy League school were on the line, but ultimately yielded to the Chelan Goats, 8-7, in the second round of districts on Monday.

The Quincy Jacks boys tennis team took four out of five from Cashmere on Senior Night last May 4, and now awaits the denouement of their season with a bit of momentum.

Cruising to a 6-0 win over Omak last week, the Jacks soccer team kept its win streak going and finished the regular season of league games with a perfect record – 8-0.

Fans saw some great fastpitch softball on Friday at the Quincy High School varsity diamond, as the Lady Jacks outplayed the second-place Omak Pioneers at the plate and in the field, winning both ends of a doubleheader.

The Jacks won two in-league games last week and received the Caribou Trail League champions trophy Thursday in front of the hometown crowd.

The Quincy High School golf teams went up against the Chelan Goats last April 27, and although the Jacks did not field a full team on either boys’ or girls’ side, they did show improvement.

As the spring sports regular season winds down, Quincy track-and-field athletes were still setting new personal records last week in Connell, and a few Jackrabbits traveled to Shelton for more competition before the league championship meet.

Aided by a strong performance from the mound on both ends of the doubleheader, the Jacks baseball team swept aside the Omak Pioneers in a rare Friday twinbill at Quincy High School last week.

Fine spring weather greeted track-and-field athletes and fans as Quincy High School hosted the CliftonLarsonAllen Quincy Invitational meet on Saturday, April 22.

The Lady Jacks fastpitch team hit the road last week and won one game and dropped two, bringing their league record to 4-3 and 10-3 overall.

Extending their win streak to 10 with two games last week, the Quincy boys soccer team remained at the top of the Caribou Trail League with a record of 5-0 and an overall record of 11-1.

The Quincy Jacks’ baseball team put up a valiant fight in the back end of a doubleheader at Cashmere last Saturday, but five errors and two unearned runs upended a good outing by hurler Evander Stephens and gave the Bulldogs a sweep against their in-league rivals.

Coach Marce would have wanted it this way.

With tough pitching and strong hitting, the Lady Jacks fastpitch team notched three wins last week, including a victory over the Cashmere Bulldogs, a team they had not beaten in at least two years.

Golf team battles Omak

Three victories last week extended the Jacks soccer team’s win streak to eight and put Quincy in an excellent position going into the final games of the regular season.

Following Spring Break, the Quincy boys and girls track-and-field teams got back into competition, traveling to Bulldog territory for the Cashmere Invitational on Saturday.

With Cashmere in its sights, the Quincy Jacks baseball team prepped for that tough in-league opponent by traveling to Royal and splitting a doubleheader with the Knights.

Playing in a chilling wind March 30 on their home field against league rival Cascade, the Jacks overcame a slow first half to notch a 3-1 win.

Quincy runners had a strong day on the track in Cashmere on March 30, the track-and-field boys and girls’ only meet of the past week.

Bouncing back from a loss in Omak, the Lady Jacks defeated Wapato in both games of a doubleheader last week with solid pitching, lots of hits and what head coach Pauline Baughman calls “chaos on the base paths.”

Just like his namesake, Evander Holyfield, Quincy’s Evander Stephens proved to be the real deal last week.

After stumbling a bit out of the gate, the Quincy Jacks nailed their first two Ws of the season and in the meantime took an early lead in league play, thanks to a sweep of the Cascade Kodiaks at home on March 25.

The Quincy Lady Jacks’ tennis team showed plenty of muscle against a visiting Connell Eagles team last March 25, winning all five matches.

The Chelan Goats proved to be tougher competitors for the Jacks boys soccer team than perhaps expected, playing at Quincy High School on March 21, but the Jacks notched the win, 2-0.

Quincy boys and girls track athletes earned their way to top finishes in Quincy at the Best in the Basin meet last week.

Quincy athletes were off to a fast start last week as track and field competition began with two meets, the Ephrata Ice Breaker and the WindBreaker Invitational in Mattawa.

Quincy boys soccer emerged from a cold and busy week of three games with a 3-1 record, plus the trophy from the traditional rivalry game against Ephrata.

The Quincy Jackrabbits tennis squad came oh-so-close to a sweep of the Okanogan Bulldogs at home on March 16, but instead, it had to content itself with a split.

Winning your first four games is a great way to start the season.

Tough start notwithstanding, the tennis team has high hopes for 2023.

Fueled partly by freshmen coming into the program, the Quincy boys and girls track and field teams started their season with strength in numbers.

Saturday brought sunshine and a big win to start the season of the Quincy boys soccer team.

This Saturday, boys soccer will return to Jackrabbit Stadium, with a core of experienced seniors on their home field, including last year’s Caribou Trail League Player of the Year, Jorge Nunez.