Quincy University Hawks

2026 (Junior): Moran started all 17 games during her junior season with the Hawks, continuing to be one of Quincy’s top scoring threats. She ranked second on the team and ninth in the GLVC with 47 goals while adding three assists for 50 total points.

Moran scored 12 woman-up goals, one woman-down goal, and one game-winning goal, which came against Lewis (4/24/26). She also added 10 ground balls, two caused turnovers, and 53 draw controls. Moran recorded 13 multi-goal games, including three performances with five goals. She also had three games with at least five draw controls, highlighted by a season-high eight against Thomas More (3/1/26).
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference
-    Brother James Gaffney Distinguished Scholar
-    CSC Academic All-District

2025 (Sophomore): Moran emerged as one of the Hawks’ top offensive threats during her sophomore season, scoring 59 goals across 16 games. She also made a major impact in the circle, finishing with 55 draw controls.

Moran set a new Quincy single-season record with 13 woman-up goals, surpassing the previous mark of 10. She also scored two game-winning goals, including the overtime winner against Northern Michigan (3/5/25). Moran scored more than two goals in all but two games and recorded four or more goals eight times, highlighted by a season-high nine goals against Thomas More (2/15/25).
-    GLVC All-Conference Honorable Mention
-    James R. Spaulding Sportmanship Award Winner
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference
-    Brother James Gaffney Distinguished Scholar

2024 (Freshman): Moran appeared in all 19 games with 17 starts during her freshman season with the Hawks, totaling 26 points on 24 goals and two assists. She also added 10 ground balls, four caused turnovers, and 11 draw controls.

Moran made her collegiate debut against Concordia-St. Paul (2/16/24), recording an assist for the first point of her career. She scored her first collegiate goal against Northern Michigan (2/18/24), which also marked the first multi-goal game of her career. Moran finished the season with eight multi-goal performances.
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference
-    Brother James Gaffney Distinguished Scholar

Personal: Annika Moran hails from Owatonna, Minnesota, and Owatonna High School, where she ran cross country and played basketball and lacrosse for the Huskies. As a Huskie, Moran broke the record for most points in girl’s lacrosse. In addition to being a three-sport athlete, Moran played in the band and was a part of the National Honor Society. Moran is a Minnesota sports fan and enjoys reading, completing Sudoku puzzles, and camping in her free time. She is the daughter of Peggy and Jeremy and has three siblings, Al, Abram, and Amelia. Her mother, Peggy, was a dual sport athlete at Bemidji State, playing basketball and volleyball in the late nineties.