Quincy University Hawks

2024-25 (Freshman): As a freshman, Tyler was fifth on the team with an average of 197.105 pins per game across seven events and 19 total games. He had a season-best finish of 8th place during The Boilermaker Classic, where he knocked down 1087 pins across five games for an average of 217.4 pins per game. He made his collegiate debut during the Hammer Golden Eagle Invite, knocking down 494 pins across two games.

Personal: Wojcik comes to the Hawks Bowling team from Oak Lawn, Illinois, where he attended Brother Rice High School. Tyler was a dual sport athlete in high school, playing soccer and bowling. In his junior year, he was a conference champion in bowling, and during his senior year, he was a conference and regional champion in soccer. Outside of athletics, Wojcik enjoys playing spike ball, cornhole, and going to the gym. Tyler is the son of Bill Wojcik, who was an all-state soccer player himself.

Why QU?
I chose QU because it was very welcoming, and I felt right at home as soon as I arrived on campus.