Quincy University Hawks

Career (2023-26): Whiting Wagner appeared in 30 games with 20 starts in goal during her time with the Hawks, totaling 1,374:42 of action. She finished with a 10-10 career record, 217 saves, a .403 save percentage, and a 14.05 goals-against average while facing 685 shots.

Whiting Wagner also made an impact outside the cage, recording 73 ground balls and three caused turnovers. She allowed 322 goals across her career and helped anchor the Quincy goalkeeping unit, highlighted by an eight-win season as the Hawks’ primary goalkeeper in 2025.

2026 (Senior): Whiting Wagner appeared in nine games with four starts in goal during her senior season with the Hawks, totaling 313:31 of action. She finished with a 2-2 record, 27 saves, a .297 save percentage, and a 12.25 goals-against average while facing 124 shots. Whiting Wagner allowed 64 goals on the season and continued to contribute outside the cage as well, recording 15 ground balls and one caused turnover.

2025 (Junior): Whiting Wagner put together an eight-win season during her first full year as the Hawks’ goalkeeper, appearing in 16 games and totaling 965:11 in goal. She finished with an 8-8 record, 175 saves, a .416 save percentage, and 246 goals allowed while facing 524 shots.

Whiting Wagner also led the team with 54 ground balls and set a Quincy single-season record with 3.38 ground balls per game. She recorded 12 games with double-digit saves, highlighted by a season-high 18 saves against Rockhurst (4/13/25). In that same game, she picked up a season-high nine ground balls. She also held opponents to a season-low five goals allowed twice.

2024 (Sophomore): She appeared in four games in goal during her sophomore season with the Hawks, totaling 45 minutes of action. She faced 19 shots, recorded seven saves, and allowed five goals. She finished the season with a 6.67 goals-against average and a .583 save percentage while continuing to provide depth in goal for Quincy.

2023 (Freshman): Appeared in three games in goal during her freshman season with the Hawks, totaling 51 minutes of action. She faced 18 shots, recorded eight saves, and allowed seven goals for an 8.24 goals-against average. She made her collegiate debut against West Virginia Wesleyan (3/25/23), gaining her first collegiate experience in goal for Quincy.

Personal: Whiting Wagner comes over to QU from Colorado Springs, Colorado, where she attended Liberty High School. Madison is the daughter of Angela and James Whiting Wagner and the sister of Nathan and Jaila. In her free time, she enjoys skiing and fishing. Rebecca is also a big fan of the Green Bay Packers and Paul Skenes.