Box Score ST. LOUIS, MO - The Hawks fell to the University of Missouri-St. Louis in a 3-0 conference matchup in St. Louis.

Jessie Newton reached another career milestone after their last game, as the senior midfielder surpassed 100 career assists during the 2026 season, adding another significant achievement to her Quincy career. She played all 90 minutes against UMSL, finishing with two shots and continuing to serve as one of the Hawks' primary creators in the midfield.

The Hawks and Tritons played to a scoreless opening half, with both teams creating opportunities while Quincy stayed within one goal throughout the first half.

Quincy recorded four shots in the opening 45 minutes, including attempts from Tori Nelson, Abbie Martin, Claudia Andreu and Newton. Nelson's shot in the 34th minute was saved by UMSL goalkeeper Allysa Wolf, while Martin and Andreu each recorded additional attempts.

Newton was active from the midfield throughout the opening period, recording a shot in the 27th minute. She added another attempt in the second half, sending a shot over the top in the 75th minute. 

Quincy goalkeeper Devin Tracy also played a key role in keeping the match scoreless at halftime. Tracy made three saves during the contest, including a stop on UMSL's Taylor Martin late in the first half and another save on Avery Hesseldenz shortly after halftime. Tracy played all 90 minutes in goal for the Hawks.

UMSL opened the scoring just 1:59 into the second half when Hesseldenz found the back of the net at the 46:59 mark, with Josie Maddox providing the assist. The Tritons added a second goal at 57:25 when Maddy Kuhn scored, before Taylor Martin capped the scoring in the 78th minute on an assist from Sophia Beedle.

The Hawks continued to look for opportunities following the UMSL goals. Quincy finished with five total shots, including one shot on goal, while UMSL recorded 22 shots and eight shots on goal.

Quincy also earned one corner kick compared to six for the Tritons. The Hawks were whistled for six fouls, while UMSL was called for eight.

Along with Newton's two shots, Quincy saw attempts from Nelson, Martin and Andreu. Nelson's first-half attempt was the Hawks' lone shot on goal, forcing Wolf to make the save.

Martin also remained involved offensively, while Quincy continued to use its bench throughout the match, with Mathilda Rumpf playing 40 minutes, Erin Kretzer 30, Abbie Martin 34, Tori Nelson 32 and Lucy Thomas 20.

The Hawks continued to compete through the final whistle, with the Quincy defense and midfield working to limit additional opportunities after the third UMSL goal.

Quincy will now turn its attention toward its next conference opportunity as the Hawks continue through the 2026 season. The women will travel to Drury University in Springfield, MO on October 3rd for a kickoff time of 12:00 PM.