DETROIT, Mich. – The Quincy University men's bowling team continued its 2026-27 campaign at the Midwest Collegiate Classic, finishing 21st out of 45 teams in a large field of competition. The Hawks knocked down 7,704 total pins during the tournament, recording 4,455 pins across five traditional team games before adding 3,249 pins during Baker competition.

Trevor Dodd led the way individually for Quincy, placing 60th out of 366 bowlers. Dodd totaled 974 pins across five games for a team-best 194.8 average.

Nathan Robbins finished 105th with 890 pins and a 178.0 average, while Nathan Massey followed closely behind in 109th place with 882 pins and a 176.4 average.

Kaden Summers competed in four games, knocking down 735 pins for a 183.75 average and a 167th-place finish. Marco Arroyo added 545 pins across three games, averaging 181.67 to place 224th.

Gael Roman competed in one game for the Hawks, recording a 142, while Tyler Wojcik totaled 287 pins across two games.

Quincy will return to action on October 17-18 at the Mid-States Championship, a tournament that holds a special place in program history. The Hawks captured the title at the event last season, securing the first tournament victory in program history.