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Division II · Great Lakes Valley Conference

Quincy University Women's Track & Field

Quincy, IL · the Hawks · Quincy University overview
15
Roster
2024–25 season
$177k
Team budget
30th percentile in Division II
$11,776
Per roster spot
median $4,954
2
Coaches
2 head · 0 assistant
50%
Admitted
top 10% for selectivity

Quincy University fields a women's track & field team in the Great Lakes Valley Conference (NCAA Division II). In 2024–25 the roster carried 15 players, well below the median of 55, with 2 head coaches and 0 assistants. Team expenses were $176,653, below the median of $287k — $11,776 per roster spot, top 10% of Division II women's track & field programs. The school gave $2,341,028 in athletic aid across its women's teams, about $12,654 per roster spot.

Among Division II women's track & field programs

Where this program sits against its 255 peers (percentile; the tick is the median).

Team budget$177k
Spend per player$11,776
Roster size15
Coaching staff2

Team budgets across the division

$15k$1.2M
this programevery Division II women's track & field program

Roster sizes

10242
this programevery Division II roster

The program

  • Roster15 2024–25 season
  • Coaching staff2 head, 0 assistant
  • Team expenses$176,653 for the year
  • Operating expenses$18,767 game-day and travel
  • Spend per roster spot$11,776 division median $4,954
  • Athletic aid, women's teams$2,341,028 school-wide
  • Aid per roster spot$12,654 across women's teams
  • Recruiting spend, women's$45,601 school-wide

Coaching staff

NameTitleEmail
Doug Savage head coachHead CoachOn file · sign in
Ryan PalmAssistant CoachOn file · sign in
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Recruiting timing

  • Coaches may first contact youJune 15 after sophomore year
  • Your own emailsAny time the rule limits what coaches send back
  • High-school track & field players513,808 2024-25
  • Division II roster spots16,520 255 programs
  • Odds of a spot1 in 31 3.2% of high-school players hold a Division II roster spot

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About the school

What an athlete asks first — each panel opens the full picture.
1,130undergraduates · 1,280 students in all
Women 45% Men 55%
Setting
Town
Type
Private · Baccalaureate college
Affiliation
Roman Catholic
50%admitted · of 2,197 applicants
SAT middle 50%1070 – 1250
ACT middle 50%21 – 25
Test scores
Test-optional
Graduate in 6 yrs
43%

Women's Track & Field

Full picture →
15on the roster · 2024–25 season
Team expenses
$176,653 $11,777 per roster spot · lower half of Division II
Coaches
2 head · 0 assistant
Athletic aid, women's teams
$2,341,028
Recruiting spend, women's
$45,601
$17,424net price · after grants, aided first-years
Sticker price$50,800
Average net price$17,424
Net price by family income
$0–30k$11,549
$30–48k$17,317
$48–75k$15,110
$75–110k$20,733
$110k and up$20,306
Tuition & fees
$35,740

Campus safety

Full picture →
0.28violent offences per 1,000 · students a year, 2022–2024
Violent0.28
Property5.23
In residence halls
11 burglaries · 0 sex offences over 2022–2024
Residence-hall fires
0 over 2022–2024
21%of bachelor's degrees in business · 21 fields · Bachelor's, Master's
Business41 · 21%
Health professions & nursing36 · 18%
Education23 · 12%
Biological sciences21 · 11%
Kinesiology, parks & recreation17 · 9%

Research Quincy University

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Women's Track & Field programs within 150 miles

Quincy UniversityWestern Illinois University · 52 miIllinois College · 62 miTruman State University · 66 miMonmouth College (Illinois) · 78 miWestminster College (Missouri) · 81 miUniversity of Missouri, Columbia · 85 miKnox College · 87 miPrincipia College · 88 miBlackburn College · 92 miLindenwood University · 93 miUniversity of Illinois Springfield · 95 miMaryville University of Saint Louis · 101 mi
SchoolMilesRosterBudgetAPRAdmitted
Western Illinois University Division I · Ohio Valley Conference5290$459k96675%
Illinois College Division III · Midwest Conference6261$136k—75%
Truman State University Division II · Great Lakes Valley Conference6692$255k—80%
Monmouth College (Illinois) Division III · Midwest Conference7820$48k—87%
Westminster College (Missouri) Division III · St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference8111$12k—78%
University of Missouri, Columbia Division I · Southeastern Conference85119$2.8M99677%
Knox College Division III · Midwest Conference8716$85k—71%
Principia College Division III · St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference8819$56k—44%
Blackburn College Division III · St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference9214$31k—80%
Lindenwood University Division I · Ohio Valley Conference9361$634k—66%
University of Illinois Springfield Division II · Great Lakes Valley Conference9556$182k—84%
Maryville University of Saint Louis Division II · Great Lakes Valley Conference101106$327k—94%

Other women's track & field programs in the Great Lakes Valley Conference

SchoolRosterBudgetPer playerAPRCompare
Lewis University113$1M$8,904—vs
University of Indianapolis91$584k$6,413—vs
McKendree University69$527k$7,640—vs
Drury University51$337k$6,602—vs
Maryville University of Saint Louis106$327k$3,084—vs
Missouri University of Science and Technology64$302k$4,723—vs
William Jewell College48$286k$5,966—vs
Truman State University92$255k$2,766—vs
Southwest Baptist University39$194k$4,967—vs
Lincoln University (Missouri)23$187k$8,143—vs
University of Illinois Springfield56$182k$3,249—vs
Quincy University15$177k$11,776—vs
Upper Iowa University35$172k$4,916—vs
Rockhurst University32$95k$2,974—vs

Every Great Lakes Valley Conference women's track & field program · Women's Track & Field budgets ranked