Jacksonville State University Athletics

JSU CAREER
2022: Played in all 30 matches and appeared in 105 sets for Jax State as a senior…totaled a career-high 46 service aces on the year, which ranked third in the ASUN…led the conference in the regular season with 45 aces and 0.45 aces per set…totaled 81 kills mostly off the bench and hit .177…added 194 digs and 10 blocks…posted a career-high hitting percentage of .545 at Queens on Sept. 30…tied a career-best four aces twice, versus The Citadel (Sept. 2) and versus Nicholls (Sept. 9)…had a season-high 15 kills in a win over Southern Miss on Sept. 16…recorded 12 digs in three separate matches.

2021: Appeared in all 32 matches and 110 sets...finished third of the team in kills with 227 and fourth in kills per set with 2.06...second on the team with 26 service aces...also added 249 digs and 2.26 digs per set...finished top three in kills, digs, and aces...recorded a career-high 19 kills on Oct. 23, against Liberty...totaled a career-high and team-high four assists in two separate matches against Alabama State (8/28), and Jacksonville (10/22)...added a career-high 19 digs in to separate matches against Lipscomb (11/14) and Jacksonville (10/22)...turned in double-digit kills in 10 matches...recorded double-digit digs in five matches...totaled three double-doubles on the year...finished with 2.45 points per set.

2020: Played in all 18 matches of JSU’s shortened spring season due to Covid-19…matched her freshman high with a pair of kills at SIUE on Feb. 14…increased her role defensively as a regular along the Gamecock back row…finished fourth on the team with 82 digs, including a career-best 11 against Tennessee Tech on Feb. 28…added 12 service aces…helped lead JSU back to its second-straight OVC title and enters 2021 as one of three juniors to win conference every year so far.

2019: Appeared in 22 matches as a freshman...made her collegiate debut against Troy on August 30...had two kills the following weekend against UAB...also had a pair of kills in two sets off the bench at SIUE on Oct. 18 where she recorded a season-high six digs...finished the year with six kills and 25 digs... had a pair of aces against North Alabama and Samford to finish with eight on the year...also had eight assists...helped JSU reclaim the Ohio Valley Conference championship for the first time in 10 years. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by her mother Christy at Fort Pierce Central High School…two-time team MVP and three-time FPCHS Female Athlete of the Year…three-time FACA all-state selection…four-time TCPalm all-area…competed for Team Florida as a junior and senior, winning the 2017 bronze medal over Hawaii…2017 AVCA Phenom list…2018 Prepvolleyball high honorable mention all-american…had nearly 1,200 kills and over 1,100 digs…led Cobras to 34-10 mark as team captain…played club for National Volleyball League where she won MVP in 2017.

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 27, 2000, in Wellington, Fla…the daughter of Christy and Brian Quigley…has one older brother Jacob…mother Christy (Voytko) was a standout volleyball star at Florida Atlantic (1990-93) where she still holds school records for blocks and service aces, and is second in career kills with 1,247…favorite music is rap…also recruited by FIU, FGCU, Furman, Western Carolina, Georgia State and South Alabama among others…planning to major in sports management at JSU.