QUINCY, Ill. — Sophomore goalkeeper Devin Tracy has been named this week's GLVC Defensive Player of the Week following a strong stretch in goal for the Hawks.

Tracy has been a constant presence between the posts for Quincy throughout the 2026 season, playing every minute of every match. Through eight games, the sophomore goalkeeper has logged 720 minutes while helping the Hawks compile a 3-1-4 overall record and a 3-0-2 mark in Great Lakes Valley Conference play.

The Wentzville, Missouri, native has recorded three shutouts this season, including back-to-back clean sheets against Lewis and Rockhurst. Tracy made six saves in Quincy's 4-0 win at Rockhurst on September 19 after previously helping the Hawks with two additional saves in the 0-0 draw against Lewis on September 16.

Through eight appearances, Tracy has made 32 saves while allowing just six goals. She currently owns a 0.75 goals-against average and an .842 save percentage, along with a 3-1-4 record. Her three shutouts account for half of Quincy's victories and have played an important role in the Hawks' unbeaten start to conference play.

Tracy's consistency in goal has continued the strong start to her collegiate career. As a freshman in 2025, she started all 18 matches and played 1,560 minutes, recording 53 saves and posting a 10-4-4 record. Her 0.75 goals-against average ranked among the conference's best, while her eight shutouts ranked fourth in the GLVC. 

The sophomore goalkeeper is currently ranked first in the GLVC for shutouts per game and ranked third in saves. 

Tracy's continued presence in goal has provided the Hawks with a reliable final line of defense as Quincy continues its 2026 campaign. With three shutouts already this season and every minute played, her play has been a key part of Quincy's defensive efforts and its strong start in GLVC competition.