Samford University Athletics

2021 Spring SoCon Freshman of the Year
2021 Spring SoCon All-Freshman Team
2021 Fall All-SoCon First Team
2021 Southern Conference Tournament Team
2022 First Team All-SoCon
2022 SoCon Tournament MVP
2022 SoCon All-Tournament Team

2022 (Junior): Saw action in 121 sets over 33 matches played … led the Bulldogs and finished second in the SoCon with 445 kills and an average of 3.81 kills per set … Totaled double-digit kills 26 times, with a season-high 21 kills on two separate occasions … posted 54 kills over three matches in the Southern Conference Championship for a pace of 4.15 per set en route to being named Tournament MVP … logged her 1,000th career kill in the Bulldogs’ 3-0 victory over Furman in the SoCon Championship game … was named the SoCon Player of the Month for October and the SoCon Player of the Week on Oct. 17.
 
2021 (Fall): Appeared in 27 matches for the Bulldogs starting 13…Posted a team leading 395 kills, 59 digs and 35.0 blocks throughout the season…Posted a season best 24 kills against Chattanooga in the Bulldogs straight set win on Nov. 6…Had a total of five 20+ kill matches in 2021…Was named to the All-Southern Conference First Team…Was also named to the Southern Conference All-Tournament Team.

2021 (Spring): Named the SoCon Freshman of the Year . . . saw action in 17 matches . . . ranked second on the team in kills with 177 . . . also had 38 digs and 16.0 blocks . . . had eight double-digit kill matches . . . tallied a career-high 20 kills against The Citadel . . . had 18 kills in the first meeting with Chattanooga, and 16 in the second match with the Mocs . . . also had 16 kills against Wofford in the semifinals of the SoCon Tournament.
 
2019: Missed the season after suffering a preseason injury . . . received a medical redshirt.

High School: McQuirter earned three letters in volleyball at McGill-Toolen Catholic in Mobile . . . she was named All-State in 2018 . . . in 2017, she was named the 7A State Tournament MVP, Gatorade Player of the Year and All-County . . . she was also named All-Coastal Player of the Year, WKRG Player of the Year, Kiwanis Player of the Year, and she was named the South All-Star Team MVP . . . in 2016, she was named All-County, and she was named to the 7A All-State Tournament team . . . she helped lead her team to the 2017 and 2018 state titles . . . her teams became the first team to go through back-to-back state tournaments without dropping a set.