Alumni — QHS Football

Alumni

Alex Douglas is a 2004 graduate of Quincy High School and was a senior on the playoff qualifying team in 2003.

Andrew Paul

Andrew Paul is a 2011 graduate of Quincy Senior High School. Andrew was a two way starter for the Blue Devils in 2009 and 2010.

Bill Gross

The story behind Hall of Famer Bill Gross is one of great interest. An outstanding football player for his home town of Gibson City, Illinois, Gross earned all-state honors his senior year as a halfback and place kicker.

Blake Bradley

Blake is a 2007 graduate of QHS and is currently playing football at Culver-Stockton College.

Blane Barnes

Blane Barnes is a 1980 QHS graduate who played for the late Paul "Coach K" Koscielski.

Brad Bowen

Brad Bowen is a 2010 graduate of QHS and was on the 2009 team that qualified for the state playoffs with a 7-2 regular season record.

Brian Paul

Brody Janssen

Chris Shaul

Clay Finklea

Curt Lovelace

Hall of Fame Inductee - Curt Lovelace is the consummate example of success through hard work and determination.

Darrell Douglas

Hall of Fame Inductee:
This versatile young man was a mainstay on both the football field and basketball court during his years at Quincy High.

Dave Harvey

Hall of Fame Inductee:
Dave Harvey was in the first class to enter into the 1960's. A multi-talented athlete, Harvey collected varsity letters in basketball, baseball and football while at Quincy High.

DeVaughn Hawkins

DeVaughn Hawkins graduated from Quincy High School in 1993 as a football and wrestling standout.

Dick Holzgraefe

Hall of Fame Inductee:
Holzgraefe, a 1960 graduate, lettered in football, track and basketball.

Eddie Holzgrafe

Eric Bush

Hall of Fame Inductee:
f there was ever a prototypical high school football hero, his name would be Eric Bush.

Frank Stoddard

Frank Stoddard is a 1991 graduate of QHS. He was a starter as a junior and senior at the wide receiver and safety positions.

Harry Arp

Hall of Fame Inductee:
Harry Arp was a four sport star for the Blue Devils during the war years of the 1940's.

Herman Schneidman

Hall of Fame Inductee:
Lettered three years in football, basketball and track from 1929-31 at Quincy High School, and was the captain of both the football and basketball teams as a junior and senior.

Jacob Fletcher

James Hansen

James Hansen graduated from QHS in 1988. He was a two year starter for the football team.

Jay Douglas

Jay Douglas is from the class of 1986 and was a go to guy for the Blue Devils as he and quarterback Eric Bush did damage to the WB6 all season long.

Jeremy Osborne

Jeremy is a 2005 graduate of Quincy High School and currently a junior at Culver Stockton College

Jim Gilbert

John Fischer

Hall of Fame Inductee:
Playing basketball and football at Quincy High has been a goal for many---a reality for few.

Justin Gumm

Justin is a 2005 graduate of Quincy High School and was the starting quarterback on the 2003 playoff qualifying team.

Kelvin Gott

"Kel Gott" and "versatile". The words are synonymous. A 1973 graduate, Gott was a three year letterman in both football and basketball.

Kerry Anders

Anders, a 1972 graduate, was one of the most versatile athletes in school history. He participated in five sports at QHS..

Lamor Hickman

Lamor Hickman is a 2008 graduate of QHS and was a electrifying player during his playing days at QHS.

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Mark Bloom

Mark Brassfield

Mark Brassfield, class of 1991, started as Junior and Senior on the Ofensive Line Tackle position. Senior year played both defensive line and offensive line.

Mike Crist

Hall of Fame Inductee:
The words "coach" and "teacher" are often confused for one another. But not in the case of Mike Crist.

Mike Nobis

Hall of Fame Inductee:
Mike Nobis has never been afraid of hard work. In fact, he thrives on it.

Nathan Tate

Hall of Fame Inductee:
Nathan Tate redefined the standard by which Quincy running backs are measured. As a junior in 1993, he became the first Blue Devil in more than 50 years to rush for 1,000 yards in a season.

Nick Doellman

Roy Wilcox

Santee Nixon

Santee Nixon graduated from Quincy High School in 1994. He started at offensive tackle from his sophomore year on and started as defensive lineman his Junior and Senior years.

Sesamir Yearby

Sesamir Yearby graduated form Quincy High School in 2001. While at Quincy, Sesamir played wide receiver and free safety.

Ted "Duke" Curran

Hall of Fame Inductee:
Frequently the first name mentioned when long-time Quincy High School football fans reflect on stars of seasons past.