Quincy Community Schools

Congratulations to our QMS Veterans Day poster contest winners! We had some amazing posters again this year. The most important thing is always making sure to honor our veterans and appreciating the freedoms that we enjoy thanks to them.

Join us for our Veterans Day Concert Tonight at 7:00 in the HS Gym !
Our fourth graders will be honoring our Veterans with song!
No charge to attend.

The 7th grade Orioles made the long trip to Springport on Monday night to take on the Spartans. Quincy came out with high intensity on defense, which helped initiate the fast break for easy buckets. Talon Thomas, Kye Dirschell, and Brody Murphy sparked the first half in terms of scoring. Quincy ended the first with a 18-2 lead. The Orioles did not slow down in the second quarter, moving the ball up the floor quickly and finding open teammates. In the second quarter four different Orioles scored baskets to keep pushing the lead going into half up 32-8. Coming out of half Quincy's offense went cold for a few minutes until Davin Musielewicz drained a 3 pointer to give the team some needed energy. After three quarters of play the Orioles were up 38-12. In the fourth quarter the gym exploded with roar after Myles Beaudin knocked down a 3 pointer while the time was winding down! Quincy went on to win with a final score of 43-19.

Scoring is as follows:
Talon Thomas: 16pts
Kye Dirschell: 9pts
Brody Murphy: 6pts
Jefferson Wright: 6pts
Davin Musielewicz: 3pts
Myles Beaudin: 3pts

The Orioles are back in action at home on Wednesday 11/12 @5:30!

The 8th grade Orioles lost 34-19 at Springport on Monday night. After a 8-8 1st quarter, the Orioles were out scored 12-1 to fall behind 20-9 at the half. The Orioles played with good effort but left a lot of scoring opportunities off the board in the defeat.

Six Orioles got into the scoring column led by L. Jay Stayner’s 6 points. Tommy Thomas scored 4 points. Wyatt Paul and Paxton Mowan added 3 points each. Collin Sattison scored his 1st basket of the year and Logan Hayes added a free throw. The Orioles play their 1st home game of the season on Wednesday vs Stockbridge.

Bowling Parents and Players - Here is the SportsYou info for the season.

On Thursday the 6th the Orioles traveled to Bronson to take on the Vikings. The 7th Grade boys set the tone right away with a few quick baskets by Kye Dirschell and Talon Thomas. Quincy struggled a bit on the defensive end but managed to hold a lead going into the second quarter 13-8. After a few adjustments the Orioles sat down and played better defense the rest of the game. Brody Murphy knocked down a big 3 to give the team some energy. The boys picked it up on defense which led to some fast break opportunities in the 2nd quarter. Going into half with Quincy up 28-15. The Orioles came out and had a strong defensive quarter in the 3rd only allowing 2 points the whole quarter. Jefferson Wright gave Quincy a spark by knocking down a bucket and 2 free throws in the 3rd. The Orioles struggled taking care of the basketball in the 4th but managed to hang on and end the night with a victory. Final score: 43-28.

Scoring is as follows:
Talon Thomas- 17pts
Kye Dirschell- 8pts
Brody Murphy- 8pts
Jefferson Wright- 6pts
Easton Suever- 2pts
Logan George- 2pts

The Orioles are back in action tonight(11/10) in Springport!

Jennings' Fourth Graders will honor our Veterans with our Annual Veteran's Day Concert. We welcome all Veterans to join us as we show you our gratitude! Tuesday, November 11th at 7 pm in the high school gymnasium!

The QMS Quiz Bowl teams competed today in the Big 8 Quiz Bowl. All three of our 8th grade teams performed well, with one of our teams taking 3rd. Only three points separated 1st and 3rd places. Congrats to Olivia, Haley, Madison, and Jayden! It's been a team effort of pushing each other in practice, so all three teams deserve credit! Also, our 1-man 7th grade team took second. Way to go, Easton!

The first week of November is in the books! Check out this week's news.

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The Orioles 8th grade basketball team opened its 2025 season on the road at Bronson with a 34-23 win. The Orioles held a 1 point lead heading into the 4th quarter and held the Vikings scoreless over the final 6 minutes to secure the victory.

LJ Stayner had a huge night with a team high 12 points (seven in the 4th quarter) and 10 rebounds for a double double. Logan Hayes added 9 points and was very active on the defensive end. Bentley Swift also played lockdown defense on a Vikings top scorer and scored 2 baskets in very steady play. Point guard Tommy Thomas showed his leadership down the stretch on both ends of the floor. He had 3 assists in the 4th quarter as the Orioles began to pull away. He finished with 9 points.

“Lots to work on but it’s always fun to hang out with my teammates and get a win”, said Greyson Sergent, an injured (football) Oriole who attends practice and does what he can to help his team get better while he rehabs his injury.

The Orioles are back in action next Monday traveling to Springport.

So exciting to see the new digital sign going in at the elementary! Thank you JPO and Breco for making it happen!

In 8th grade science, we have been investigating how force affects the velocity of objects with different masses. We love those hands-on opportunities!

Quincy Community Schools-Thanksgiving Food Drive🍈🍇🍊🍒🍉

On Tuesday November 4th, six Quincy band members travelled to Marshall High School to participate in MSBOA District XI Honor Band. These students were chosen as a select few from schools in St. Joseph, Branch, and Calhoun counties. They performed three concert band pieces at an evening concert after multiple rehearsals all day. They did a wonderful job representing Quincy and improving their musical performance! Congratulations!

🦉 QHS VARSITY BOWLING TRYOUTS 🎳

Boys & Girls Teams

📍 Midway Lanes
Home of Quincy Oriole Bowling

🗓️ Monday, Nov 10th
🗓️ Tuesday, Nov 11th
🗓️ Wednesday, Nov 12th
🕒 3:15 PM – 4:30 PM

🔥 Pin Busters and Gutter Dusters Welcome! 🔥

🖤🧡 Come roll with the Orioles — show your spirit, skill, and strike power!

Branch County Food Resources 🍇🍈🍉🍊🍌🍍🍑🍒

It’s the start of tech week for the Quincy Drama Society’s fall show! Join us November 8-9, 13-15 for our not quite musical comedy BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE! Ticket information coming soon!

Learn more about internet safety! November 5, 2025 7:00 PM @ the Union Church.

Would you like to enjoy some delicious cheese curds (or other Culver's deliciousness), AND support the QMS Youth in Government kids raising funds to replace a grant that was removed from this year's state budget? Come enjoy dinner, or a dessert, between 5:00-8:00 on Monday night. Our kids will be there to help serve and help however they can. 15% of all profits go to our students and will help cover the extra $200 they each have to cover this year. Thank you!