Quincy University Hawks

2024 (Graduate): In his final collegiate season, Carey had 88 kills, seven assists, 55 digs, and 14 blocks across 20 matches and 50 sets played. He had a season-high nine kills in a win over Dominican (1/12/24).

2023 (Graduate): In his first season with the Hawks, Keegan was third on the team with 138 kills (1.66 K/S) to go along with 71 digs and 30 blocks for a total of 168.0 points. He played in 26 matches and 83 sets, making his Hawk debut against Limestone (1/19/23), where he had nine kills, four digs, and two block assists. His season-high in kills came in three different matches, where he had 11 kills. 

2022 (Redshirt Junior): In his final season with the Golden Eagles, Keegan saw action in 17 sets across 10 games, where he had 16 kills, one assist, three service aces, 13 digs, and three blocks. 

2021 (Redshirt Sophomore at CUI): In nine matches and 12 sets, Carey had four kills, one dig, and two block assists. 

2020 (Redshirt Freshman at CUI): In his second season, Keegan saw action in three matches, where he played seven sets and had 13 kills, two service aces, 11 digs, and six total blocks. He made his collegiate debut against St. Katherine (1/6/20), where he recorded his first career kill.

2019 (Freshman at CUI): Did not see action.

Personal: Before coming to Quincy, Carey spent four seasons at Concordia University Irvine. He is originally from Brentwood, California, and graduated from Heritage High School. Keegan is the son of Kristin and Sean Carey and the brother of Kamren.

Why QU?
I chose QU because I believed it would be the perfect home away from home.