Quincy University will induct nine individuals and one team into the Sports Hall of Fame on Oct. 17, at 9 a.m. in the Hall of Fame Room, located in the QU Health and Fitness Center, 20th and Oak. Reservations are required to attend.
Fall 2026 Athlete Inductees:
Jodi Chapie ’14 attended Quincy University from 2010 to 2014, where she played goalkeeper for the women’s soccer team under Coach Dave Musso. During her time at Quincy, the team won back-to-back Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Tournament Championships in 2012 and 2013 and set several defensive records, including a school record for shutouts.
After Quincy, Jodi began her career in law enforcement with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and later served as a detective with the Florissant Police Department. After a decade in law enforcement, she transitioned into the legal field, where she now works as an investigator and litigation support specialist for a firm representing victims of crime. Her career has continued to be shaped by many of the same values she learned during her time as a Lady Hawk, perseverance, leadership, service and a commitment to helping others.
Allen Foppe ’73 built a distinguished legacy in Illinois athletics as both a standout student-athlete and a dedicated high school coach and administrator. A key member of Quincy’s baseball team, Foppe, earned two Most Valuable Player awards as a second baseman, capping his collegiate career with a .402 batting average in his senior season. He graduated with a degree in physical education.
Following his collegiate success, Foppe spent 40 years at Belleville Althoff Catholic High School serving as athletic director, assistant athletic director, head basketball coach and head baseball coach. Over eight winning seasons leading the baseball program from 1983 to 1991, he achieved a 178-63 record (.739 winning percentage), culminating in the 1991 Illinois Class A State Championship. Foppe and his wife, Pat, reside in Belleville, Illinois; they have two adult children and four grandchildren.
Jaclyn Mastroianni ’14, was one of the most decorated student-athletes in program history. A versatile force across the attack as a center midfielder, striker and wing midfielder, Mastroianni capped her Hawk career with 28 goals and a school-record 30 assists, including tying the single-season assist mark (13) in 2013. During her junior and senior seasons, she helped lead Quincy to back-to-back GLVC regular-season and tournament championships. Her 2013 season earned her National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Scholar All-American, NSCAA All-America and Capital One Academic All-America honors, along with being named GLVC Offensive Player of the Year, GLVC Fall Scholar Player of the Year, and the 2013-14 GLVC Women’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
Mastroianni graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a minor in criminal justice. She received the 2014 Mart Heinen Senior Athlete Award and the QU Brother Clete Van Ackeren Award. She later earned a master’s degree in education in counseling from the University of Missouri–St. Louis in 2017 and a doctorate in education in leadership from Maryville University in 2025.
Today, Mastroianni serves as a licensed therapist and social-emotional-behavior specialist for the Parkway School District.
Kevin Reynolds ’05 emerged as one of the most dynamic offensive players in Quincy University history during his career from 2002 to 2005. A versatile, explosive threat, he combined exceptional speed and consistency at the plate to earn All-GLVC honors in 2004 and 2005, as well as All-Region recognition after a standout senior year. By the end of his collegiate career, he ranked among the Hawks’ all-time leaders with 202 hits and established program records for both single-season (42) and career stolen bases (82).
Reynolds’ record setting 2005 season saw him bat .356 with 67 hits, 32 runs, 15 doubles, five home runs, 33 RBI, and 42 stolen bases. Following college, he was selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 42nd round of the 2005 MLB Draft. He went on to play four seasons in the Mariners’ organization, advancing as high as the Triple-A level.
Jordan Roth ’06 played basketball for the Hawks from 2002-2006. Roth cracked the starting lineup with ten games remaining in his freshman year and started the final ninety-nine games of his career. He helped lead the Hawks to back-to-back NCAA tournament appearances in 2004-05 and 2005-06, which included a regular season GLVC co-championship and an appearance in the round of 32 in the NCAA tournament in the 2005-06 season. Roth finished his QU career as the first Hawk to accumulate more than 1,200 points, 800 rebounds, and 300 assists. He also holds the school record for highest field goal percentage in a single season by connecting on 64.4 percent of his attempts in 2004-05. Roth was an All-GLVC Second Team selection in 2004-05, an All-GLVC First Team selection in 2005-06, and Second Team All-Region in 2005-06.
He currently works as a sales manager in the building materials industry and resides in O’Fallon, Missouri, with his wife, Lyndsay ’06 and his two daughters.
Alison Schwagmeyer-Belger ’12 began her college basketball career at Charleston Southern (2008–2010), earning Big South All-Freshman honors, before starring at Quincy University (2010–2012). In two seasons at Quincy, she recorded 978 points, 398 rebounds, and 207 assists, earning two First-Team All-GLVC selections, GLVC Player of the Year honors, two First-Team All-Midwest Region selections, and an All-American Honorable Mention.
After playing in Germany (2012–13), she dominated Australian basketball, winning three straight State Basketball League (SBL) MVPs (2016–2018) and leading the Lakeside Lightning to the 2018 championship as Grand Final MVP. In the Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL), she won the 2020 Sixth Woman of the Year award with the Perth Lynx before playing for the Sydney Uni Flames. Schwagmeyer-Belger was inducted into the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA) Hall of Fame in 2022.
In 2025, she was named head coach of the Quincy University women’s basketball program.
Fall 2026 Coach Inductee:
Dave Musso established one of the most successful and sustained coaching tenures in Quincy University women’s soccer history during his twelve seasons leading the Hawks from 2006 through 2017. Under his leadership, Quincy achieved consistent conference dominance, winning four Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) regular-season championships (2006, 2012, 2013, 2017) and back-to-back GLVC Tournament titles in 2012 and 2013. The Hawks reached the conference semifinals or better in ten of his twelve seasons, including additional championship match appearances in 2009, 2011 and 2017.
On the national stage, Musso guided Quincy to nine NCAA Tournament appearances, reaching the second round four times and advancing to the third round in both 2013 and 2017. The program’s peak came during the 2012 and 2013 campaigns, highlighted by consecutive regular-season and tournament double-titles. His landmark 2013 squad finished with an 18-1-4 record, marking one of the finest seasons in program history.
His achievements earned him GLVC Coach of the Year honors four times (2006, 2012, 2013, 2017) as well as NSCAA/ United Soccer Coaches (USC) Midwest Region Coach of the Year recognition in 2013 and was recognized as the USC Midwest Region Coach/Staff of the Year in 2017. Beyond team accolades, Musso fostered student-athlete excellence by developing seven All-Americans and seven Scholar All-Americans, leaving a lasting legacy of athletic and academic achievement at Quincy.
Fall 2026 Team Inductee:
The 2013 Quincy University women’s soccer team completed a historic campaign under head coach Dave Musso, posting an outstanding 18-1-4 overall record and reaching a national ranking as high as No. 8. Dominating league play with a 12-0-3 mark in the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC), the Hawks captured both the GLVC regular-season and tournament championships. Quincy carried its momentum into the postseason with a 1-0 NCAA tournament victory over Parkside, before capping off their memorable year in a hard-fought 2-1 battle against Grand Valley State.
Fall 2026 Professional Achievement Inductee:
Coach Matt Longo did a majority of his coaching career at Quincy High School, but his athletic career got its start at Quincy Notre Dame.
Longo, a 1977 graduate, was the co-most valuable offensive player on the soccer team as a junior and was named the most valuable player as a senior in 1976. During his basketball career in high school Matt only scored 87 points in his two years on the varsity basketball team, but he was a valuable defender where he was voted Top Defender in his junior and senior year.
Longo went on to play four years of soccer at Quincy College (now Quincy University), where he was part of Four NAIA national championship teams 1977, 1978, 1979 and 1980.
He compiled a 386-104-55 record at QHS, coaching the boys’ soccer programs from 1987-1996 and 2004-2016. He led the Blue Devils to three “Sweet 16”, four Final 8, 4th in state 1995 tournament and 2nd Place 2015 State Tournament. Longo’s teams won 20 Western Big Six Conference championships. He has coached one All-American, numerous All-State, All-Sectional and All-Conference players.
His coaching career began in 1981 when he was hired as the head softball coach and assistant boys’ basketball coach at Keokuk Cardinal Stritch High School after his graduation from Quincy College. During the past 45 years, he also coached girls’ soccer and girls’ basketball at QHS and was the first women’s soccer coach in Culver-Stockton College history.
Longo retired from teaching in 2016 and lives in Quincy with his wife Amy.
They are the parents of three children, daughter Rose and her husband Ross Finely, son Jacob and his wife Shawna and son Michael. They have five grandchildren with 4 living today. Taigen (passed away 2007) Lucas Finley a Senior at QHS, Mattie and Brynn Finley (twins) at QJHS and Reese Finley 1st grade Lincoln Douglas.
Linda K. Moore, PhD, ’81 serves as the Mayor of Quincy, Illinois, bringing a distinguished track record of corporate leadership, international event management and local civic engagement to public service. Her historic election as the city’s first female mayor reflects bridge-building leadership.
Prior to her role in municipal governance, Mayor Moore accumulated over two decades of high-level operational experience at The Walt Disney Company, including major leadership responsibilities at ESPN. During her tenure, she managed global sports operations, directed teams of more than 150 professionals and oversaw multimillion-dollar budgets while expanding profitability and reducing waste. Her operational expertise is further rooted in key logistics and execution roles for major international events, including the U.S. Olympic Festival and the Centennial Olympic Games.
A native of Quincy, Mayor Moore returned home to apply her executive experience directly to her community. She earned her Bachelor of Science with Honors from Quincy College in 1981, later completing a Doctor of Business Administration, and has actively contributed to local education and civic life through her service on the Quincy University Board of Trustees and various community boards.
For more information about the QU Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, or to make a reservation contact the QU Advancement Office at 217-228-5227.
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