Quincy University Hawks

2025 (Junior): In her third season with the Hawks, Lindsey appeared in 44 games and made 38 starts, where she hit .160 with two doubles, one triple, one homer, and seven RBIs. She led the team with 15 stolen bases on 16 attempts and had three games with multiple stolen bases. Fischer rattled off her first career big fly with a solo shot against Lincoln (4/13/25).
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference

2024 (Sophomore): As a sophomore, Fischer appeared in 43 games and made 33 starts, where she batted .178 with one double, three triples, and six RBIs. She scored 14 runs and was 8-10 on stolen base attempts.
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference

2023 (Freshman): In her first season as a Hawk, Lindsey appeared in 23 games, primarily as a pinch runner, and made her first collegiate start against Minnesota Duluth (2/19/23). Fischer scored ten runs and was 5-5 on stolen base attempts. 

Personal: Fischer stays in town to join the Hawks as she is from Quincy, Illinois and graduated from Quincy Notre Dame High School, where she made a significant impact on and off the field. Coming from an athletic background, her father, Brent Fischer, played college football at Eastern Illinois. Lindsey showcased her versatility as a multi-sport athlete, excelling in both basketball and softball. She was a key contributor to her school’s Class 2A state championship basketball team and was honored with the Raider Pride Award for her dedication and sportsmanship.

Beyond athletics, Lindsey enjoys drawing and spending time with friends. She looks up to athletes like Caitlin Clark and Jordy Bahl and is a fan of the Washington Commanders. 

Why QU?
I chose QU because I love Quincy and I am a home body. I also love the people within the Quincy community.