Quincy University Hawks

2025 (Junior): As a junior, Moss led the Hawks in every major offensive category. She had a slash line of .356/.383/.616 and rattled off 52 hits, including 15 doubles, four triples, five home runs, and drove in 35. She scored 32 runs and only struck out 12 times in 146 at-bats. Kenzie had 16 multi-hit games and 11 multi-RBI games, including a four-RBI performance in game two against Drury (4/6/25).
-    GLVC Third Team All-Conference
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference
-    Brother James Gaffney Distinguished Scholar

2024 (Sophomore): In her first season with the Hawks, Moss appeared in 38 games, making 36 starts, where she hit .224 with two doubles, one long ball, and nine RBIs. Kenzie made her debut for the Hawks against Davenport (2/18/24), where she went 1-3 and drove in a run. She hit her first home run in a QU uniform in a win over McKendree (4/20/24).
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference
-    Brother James Gaffney Distinguished Scholar

2023 (Freshman at Moberly Area CC): In her lone season as a Greyhound, Moss had a terrific season, as she posted a slash line of .343/.368/.434 and totaled nine doubles, two triples, and 24 RBIs. Kenzie only struck out 11 times in 147 total at-bats.
-    Region 16 All-Region Team

Personal: Kenzie joins the Hawks after spending one year at Moberly Area Community College. Moss is originally from Monroe City, Missouri, where she attended Monroe City High School. Kenzie was a three-sport athlete as a Panther, as she ran track and played basketball in addition to softball. She was also a member of the National Honors Society. In her free time, Moss loves to hang with her friends. Kenzie is the daughter of Marsha and Robbie Moss and the sister of her lone sibling, Madison.

Why QU?
I enjoyed the positive culture and small class sizes. I am grateful to be able to continue my academic and athletic career close to home.