Hall of Fame
Ed Grelle,’76, a 6’8” center from Rosary High School in St. Louis, developed quickly at QU, playing varsity as a freshman, and established himself as a complete player. Often called “Easy Ed” because of his team-oriented demeanor, Grelle became a Christmas All-Tourney Member, All-District NAIA and team captain for two years. Grelle was an 84% career free-throw shooter and finished thirteenth on the all-time scoring category at QU. Grelle holds a school record for most fouls per game (4.2) over a season and averaged 7.9 rebounds per game. He fouled out in several minutes against Illinois Wesleyan while guarding future NBA star Jack Sikma. Grelle scored a career-high 33 points against Milliken University during his senior year and finished his QU career with 1386 points and 721 rebounds.
