Quincy High School

The Quincy volleyball team turned in a strong all-around performance at the annual Jonesville Think Pink Tournament, advancing to the gold bracket semifinals after going undefeated in pool play before finishing the day with a 4-1 set record. The Orioles opened pool play with sweeps of Will Carleton Academy (25-7, 25-14), Hillsdale (27-26, 25-14) and Camden Frontier (25-15, 25-10), earning the No. 2 seed for bracket play. Before the start of the bracket, participating teams took part in a moving ceremony honoring individuals recognized as part of the tournament’s Think Pink event. Quincy carried its momentum into the opening round of bracket play against Jonesville, winning the first set convincingly, 25-11. The Orioles dropped the second set, 23-25, but responded in the deciding set with a 15-11 victory to advance to the semifinals. In the semifinal matchup against St. Philip, Quincy faced an early deficit in the opening set but battled back to make the set competitive before falling 14-25. The Orioles responded with strong serving, defensive effort and timely attacks in the second set, earning a 25-18 win to force a deciding third set. St. Philip built an early advantage in the final set, and Quincy was unable to close the gap, falling 6-15. Ashlyn Fickle led the Orioles offensively with 49 kills and also paced the defense with 28 digs. Kora Timmons and Laura Bostic each added 22 kills, while Timmons recorded 22 digs. Kenzi Maynard finished with 27 digs, and Bostic led the team with six blocks. Alexis Reif directed the offense with 68 assists and contributed 12 aces. Fickle added 14 aces, while Maynard and Timmons each recorded six. Quincy finished the tournament at 23-6-1 overall, with the day providing another strong showing for the Orioles as they continue their 2026 season. They next will head to Homer on Tuesday for a Big 8 conference tilt with JV starting at 5:30 with Varsity to follow