Quincy High Sophomore Quarterback Sets IHSA Single-Game Passing Record
Quincy High School sophomore quarterback Bryson Little broke the IHSA Class 6A single-game passing yardage record during a playoff victory over Goode STEM Academy, surpassing the previous record set by his older brother, Bradyn.
Quincy Hannibal Keokuk, IL, November 1, 2026 — Quincy High School’s sophomore quarterback, Bryson Little, has achieved a significant milestone in Illinois high school football history. Little set a new IHSA Class 6A single-game passing yardage record during a recent playoff game.
The record-breaking performance occurred during a playoff victory where Quincy High School faced Goode STEM Academy. While the specific yardage achieved was not provided, it was sufficient to surpass the previous standing record in the IHSA Class 6A classification.
This accomplishment is particularly notable as the record was previously held by Bryson Little’s older brother, Bradyn Little. The exact details of Bradyn Little’s record, including the yardage and the date it was set, were not included in the information provided.
The IHSA (Illinois High School Association) oversees athletic competitions for high schools across the state, with its classifications determining playoff structures based on school size and other factors. Class 6A is one of the larger classifications within the IHSA’s football playoff system.
Further details regarding the game’s final score, the date of the playoff victory, and the specific statistical achievements of both Bryson and Bradyn Little were not available. The extent of the yardage broken from the previous record also remains unstated.
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