QUINCY, Ill. – The Quincy University women's bowling program has released its 2026-27 schedule as the Hawks prepare for their seventh season as a program and fourth under head coach Kyle Egan.

Quincy enters the new season with the largest roster in program history as the Hawks continue to build under Egan. To view the full roster preview, click here.

The 2026-27 schedule features nine regular-season tournaments before the Hawks turn their attention to the Great Lakes Valley Conference Championship in March.

2026-27 Quincy Women's Bowling Schedule

Oct. 17-18 – Mid-States Championship | Wichita, Kansas
Oct. 23-25 – Warhawk Open | Rockford, Illinois
Oct. 30-Nov. 1 – Windy City Classic | Des Plaines, Illinois
Nov. 13-15 – Bearcat Invitational | Fairview Heights, Illinois
Nov. 21-22 – Team Match Games | Fairview Heights, Illinois
Jan. 29-31 – Columbia 300 Saints Invite | Shrewsbury, Missouri
Feb. 5-7 – Flyer Invite | Lockport, Illinois
Feb. 20-21 – Hoosier Classic | Indianapolis, Indiana
March 5-7 – Music City Classic | Smyrna, Tennessee
March 19-21 – GLVC Championship | TBA

The Hawks will open the season Oct. 17-18 at the Mid-States Championship in Wichita, Kansas. Quincy put together one of its strongest showings of last season at the event, finishing eighth out of 24 teams and earning a spot in bracket play in one of the top Tier I fields of the fall.

Quincy will then travel to Rockford, Illinois, for the Warhawk Open from Oct. 23-25. The Hawks opened the 2025-26 season at the Warhawk Classic and finished ninth overall while collecting several strong wins, including the highest-ranked victory in program history against No. 13 Wisconsin-Whitewater.

The fall schedule continues with the Windy City Classic from Oct. 30-Nov. 1 in Des Plaines, Illinois, before the Hawks head to Fairview Heights, Illinois, for back-to-back events in November. Quincy will compete at the Bearcat Invitational from Nov. 13-15 before returning to Fairview Heights for the Team Match Games from Nov. 21-22.

The Team Match Games were another strong event for Quincy last season, as the Hawks finished eighth out of 23 teams and recorded one of their top Tier I finishes of the year.

After the winter break, Quincy will resume competition at the Columbia 300 Saints Invite from Jan. 29-31 in Shrewsbury, Missouri. The Hawks faced a loaded field at last year's event, finishing 14th out of 16 teams while competing against several nationally competitive programs.

Quincy will stay in the Midwest the following weekend for the Flyer Invite from Feb. 5-7 in Lockport, Illinois. At last season's Flyer Classic, the Hawks finished 22nd overall and highlighted the weekend with a ranked win over No. 17 Tulane.

The Hawks will then travel to Indianapolis, Indiana, for the Hoosier Classic from Feb. 20-21 before closing the regular-season portion of the schedule at the Music City Classic from March 5-7 in Smyrna, Tennessee. Music City once again provided one of the toughest fields of the season last year, with Quincy competing against several nationally ranked programs before finishing 30th overall.

The season will build toward the GLVC Championship, scheduled for March 19-21. Quincy went 1-2 at last year's conference tournament, picking up a win over Lewis in the consolation bracket before seeing its season come to a close against Maryville.

With the largest roster in program history and another challenging schedule ahead, the Hawks will look to continue taking steps forward in year three under Egan.