Quincy University Hawks

2025-26 (Sophomore): Stack appeared in 15 games off the bench during her sophomore season, totaling 85 minutes of action. She finished the year with 12 points, 21 rebounds, four assists, six blocks, and two steals. Stack shot 29.4 percent from the field and 22.2 percent from three-point range. Her top performance came in a win over William Jewell (1/24/26), where she scored a season-high six points and played a season-high 14 minutes.

2024-25 (Freshman): Stack appeared in 14 games during her freshman season with the Hawks, totaling 55 minutes of action. She finished the year with 11 points, 16 rebounds, three assists, one steal, and three blocks. Stack made her collegiate debut and scored the first points of her career against Hannibal-LaGrange (11/26/24).

Personal: Katrina Stack comes to Quincy from St. Charles, Illinois, and attended St. Charles North High School. With the Polar Bears, Stack recroded the second-highest number of blocks in school history. College basketball runs through the veins of the Stack family, her mother, Suzette, played at Augustana and her father, David, played at Purdue University and captured two Big 10 Championships. Her siblings are Lauren, Erin, and Colin. She enjoys watching the UConn and Iowa basketball teams in her free time.