Basketball

The 27th Annual Gus Macker Basketball event will be held this Saturday and Sunday on the streets of Quincy with some 1600 players playing on some 400 teams.

The year was 1974. The city was Lowell, Michigan. The location was Scott McNeal’s driveway. The participants were 17 of his friends. Combine all that and you had the start of Gus Macker, but how did it get to Quincy?

He may be retired, but you'd better believe Shaquille O'Neal still has game.

The 27th Annual Gus Macker Basketball Tournament will be held in Quincy on Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28. The event has been hosted by the Quincy Exchange Club with all proceeds going to community project in the area. Thousands of dollars has been put back into the community over the previous 26 years. In helping you, the Exchange Club could use some help back especially for those who live a

Quincy University Hawks senior men’s basketball player Joseph Tagarelli has been selected to play in the 2017 Reese’s® Division 2 College All-Star game, which will be played as part of the 2017 NCAA Division 2 Men’s Basketball Championship...

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In an agreement with the Illinois High School Association, WGEM FOX will air the Class 1-A and Class 2-A girls basketball state tournament games featuring the teams from Unity and Central-Southeastern.

This might be the best reaction video I’ve ever seen.

On the biggest sports day of the year, you might not expect to see Quincy University Lady Hawk basketball featured on ESPN. But hey, it’s 2017. ANYTHING is possible.

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