Quincy University Hawks

2024 (Sophomore at STLCC): For the second consecutive year with the Archers, Rheinheimer led the team in goals (24), points (52), and game-winning goals (6) across 14 games. She also had four assists, which was second on the team. Rebecca had six multi-goal games, including a five-goal game in a 7-3 win over Metropolitan Community College (9/7/24).
-    NJCAA Region 16 Player of the Year
-    NJCAA First Team All-American
-    NJCAA Third Team All-Academic
-    Dean's List

2023 (Freshman at STLCC): As a freshman at St. Louis Community College, Rebecca appeared and started in 17 games, where she led the team in goals (10), assists (5), points (25), and game-winning goals (4). She made her collegiate debut against Rock Valley College (8/19/23), where she scored her first career goal and dished out her first career assist. Her first multi-goal game came against Mineral Area College (9/23/23), scoring two goals, which was also the first game-winning goal of her career. 
-    NJCAA Region 16 Player of the Year
-    NJCAA Second Team All-American
-    NJCAA Second Team All-Academic
-     Dean's List

Personal: Rebecca Rheinheimer, originally from the Wright City, Missouri, was homeschooled and also attended Rockwood Summit High School. She comes from a large, close-knit family; her parents are Greg and Janna Rheinheimer, and her siblings are John, Anne, Katherine, Michael, and Renee.

Rebecca’s athletic journey has deep family roots. Her cousin, Celie Gervais (Long), attended Quincy University from 2006–2010, and her father, Greg Rheinheimer, played soccer at Washington University from 1995–1999, earning 1st and 2nd Team All-American honors and still holding the record for the third most goals scored in a season with 16. Her sister Anne currently plays soccer at St. Louis Community College.

Rebecca made her mark on the field early. While at Rockwood Summit, she earned All-Conference Honorable Mention and was named Offensive Player of the Year in 2021. She also set the goal-scoring record with the St. Louis Patriettes with 30 goals in 2023. She played for two seasons at St. Louis Community College before transferring to Quincy University. She was also featured on Sports Plus with Frank Cusumano: watch the segment here.

Off the field, Rebecca enjoys reading and spending time with family and friends. After college, she plans to follow her calling and enter religious life as a sister in the convent.

Why QU?
I chose QU because of its strong Catholic foundation, competitive soccer program, and overall team culture.