Greg Menne

Menne appeared in three games during his first season with the Hawks, contributing at quarterback. Menne made his Quincy debut against Concordia-St. Paul (8/28/25), completing his lone pass attempt for eight yards. Did not see action. In his first collegiate season, Menne appeared in two games, going 3-6 with 91 yards and a touchdown. He made his collegiate debut against Southern Illinois (9/16/23), where he was 0-1. Against UT Martin (11/11/23), he tossed for 91 yards on three completions and five attempts, and threw his first career touchdown with a 75-yard pass. Greg Menne hails from Independence, Missouri, and is the son of Jennifer and Greg Menne. He began his collegiate career at Southeast Missouri State, where he spent two years on the football team before transferring to Quincy University. At Fort Osage High School, Greg was a three-year starting quarterback, compiling an impressive career with 341 completions on 558 attempts for 4,992 yards and 45 touchdowns. He threw for 1,652 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior, averaging 8.4 completions per game, while also surpassing 1,600 passing yards in both his junior and sophomore seasons. Greg played a key role in leading Fort Osage to the Class 5 state title game, earning Offensive Player of the Game honors in the semifinal win over Cape Central High School.