WICHITA, Kan. – The Quincy University women's bowling team competed at the Mid-States Championship this past weekend, finishing 11th out of 28 teams and narrowly missing a spot in bracket play.

Quincy totaled 7,864 pins throughout the tournament, knocking down 5,201 pins during six traditional team games before adding 2,663 across 16 Baker games.

Reese Cecil led the Hawks individually, finishing 13th out of 220 bowlers. Cecil totaled 1,127 pins across six games for a team-best 187.83 average.

Mackinzie McPeak also turned in a top-25 performance, placing 21st overall with 1,090 pins and a 181.67 average. Fernanda Garcia followed in 31st place after totaling 1,062 pins for a 177.0 average, while Lillian Fields finished 42nd with 1,038 pins and a 173.0 average.

Hannah Herdklotz competed in four traditional games, totaling 623 pins for a 155.75 average. Payton Zulfer and Josephine Rodriguez each appeared in one game, recording scores of 144 and 117, respectively.

Quincy also fielded a JV squad at the event, finishing fourth out of six teams with 7,267 total pins. The Hawks recorded 4,804 pins during traditional play before adding 2,463 in Baker competition.

Kara Garcia led the JV lineup, finishing 48th individually after knocking down 1,018 pins across six games for a 169.67 average. Sofia Cadenas followed closely behind in 53rd place with 1,012 pins and a 168.67 average.

Chloe Broughton totaled 964 pins for a 160.67 average, while Macie Johnson finished with 950 pins and a 158.33 average. Addison Cox rounded out the JV lineup with 860 pins across six games for a 143.33 average.

The Hawks will return to action this weekend at the Warhawk Classic in Rockford, Illinois, running October 23-25.