Quincy University Hawks

2023 (Sophomore): In her second season, Robertson appeared and started in all 17 games. She led the team with 1394 minutes as she played the full 90 minutes 11 times. She also had two assists on the season, recording her first career point in a 2-0 win against Missouri S&T (9/15/23), assisting her teammate Hannah Warnecke.

2022 (Freshman): As a freshman, Destinee appeared in 16 games and made 14 starts, where she was a key part of the Hawks defense. She played 1192 minutes, playing the full 90 seven times. She helped the Hawks pitch five shutouts during the season.

Personal: Destinee Robertson, from Lacey, Washington, attended Timberline High School, where she was a standout multi-sport athlete for the Blazers. She is the daughter of Marcee Peterson and Choya Strong and has three siblings: Trinitee, Jakobee, and Quincee.

Destinee's athletic accomplishments are impressive across multiple sports. She competed at the state level in wrestling (2022) and track and field (2019, 2022). In soccer, she was named MVP and earned All-Area Defensive Player honors three times. One of her biggest achievements was being part of the 2019 3A State Champion 4x100m relay team.

Beyond athletics, Destinee enjoys drawing, reading, and arts and crafts. Her dedication to both sports and creativity showcases her well-rounded talents and determination.

Why QU?
I chose QU for the small campus community involvement, kind people, and the opportunity to play soccer at the collegiate level.