Quincy University Hawks

2024 (Freshman): In her first season with the Hawks, Segall appeared in 15 games, making six starts, where she scored three goals and totaled 691 minutes of field time. Her first career goal came in a non-conference game against Bemidji State (9/13/24).
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference
-    Brother James Gaffney Distinguished Scholar

Personal: Daniella joined QU from Cape Town, South Africa, where she attended Camps Bay High School. She spent time playing for the South Africa U17 team and was the women's soccer player of the year three years in a row. Segall was also named the Sportswoman of the Year in 2022. Outside of soccer, she likes reading, cooking, and photography. Daniella is the daughter of Hylton and Simone Segall and the sister to Nathan and Cole.

Why QU?
I chose Quincy because the environment was extremely warm and welcoming and had a homey feel. This was important as I was coming from the other side of the world. I also wanted a school that gave me opportunities for my education and soccer career. After meeting the coaches and seeing the setup, Quincy became the obvious choice for my future.