Hannibal-LaGrange College Women's Basketball

Quigle came to HLGU from John Wood Community College in Quincy, IL where she served as the head softball coach and assistant women's basketball coach. Quigle served as the assistant women's basketball coach for five years while at John Wood.  Before coaching at a collegiate level, Quigle spent a year coaching the Southeastern High School varsity girl's basketball team. Quigle received her Bachelor of Business Administration-Marketing degree from Judson University in 2004 and was named as an NAIA Academic All-American while playing basketball for the Lady Eagles.  Before transferring to Judson University in 2002, Quigle attended John Wood Community College.  While playing basketball for the Lady Blazers, she earned several honors including NJCAA Academic All-American, First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Region, and a member of the Region 24 All-Tournament Team. In 2006, Quigle received her Masters of Kinesiology-Sports Management from Western Illinois University and graduated Magna Cum Laude.    Abby Schultz has been hired as the Assistant Varsity/Head JV Womens Basketball Coach at Hannibal-LaGrange University. Abby is a 2016 graduate of both Grace Bible College and Davenport University in Grand Rapids, Michigan.  She graduated with two bachelors degrees; Business Administration, Sports Management and Religious Education with an Emphasis in Business. She was a two time Academic All-American while playing both basketball and volleyball for Grace Bible College. In her senior basketball season, Schultz led her team to the programs first Midwest Regional title, a Final Four appearance in the National Tournament, and a 24-8 overall record.  Schultz was named 1 team All-American, Midwest Region Player of the Year, and a member of the 1,000 point club.  In addition, Schultz leadership was recognized nationally as she received the NCCAA Game Plan 4 Life award. "I am excited for this coaching opportunity here at Hannibal-LaGrange.  I look forward to connecting with the young ladies that are part of the program and encouraged to help grow the Trojan family," shared Coach Schultz.