Brooke McQuigge - Women's Hockey - Clarkson University Athletics

2023-24 Women's Hockey Roster

Choose a Player:

Jim Meagher

Ben Moeller

Jim Meagher

Ben Moeller

Gary Mikel

26 Brooke McQuigge

Position Forward
Height 5-8
Class Graduate Student
Highschool Whitby Jr. Wolves
Hometown Bowmanville, ONT

Bio
Stats
Historical

SENIOR YEAR (2022-23): Captained the team to an ECAC Title Game appearance and the programs 10th NCAA bid...Battled through some injuries to appear in 29 games...Scored 9 goals and added 5 assists...Was clutch in a ECAC Semi-Final win over Yale with a goal and 2 assists...Tied for 5th in goals, despite missing 13 games...Named ECAC All Academic.

JUNIOR YEAR (2021-22): Played key minutes in all 37 games for the Knights...Was named Assistant Captain...Scored 16 goals and registered 13 assists for 29 points...Toughest forward in most games, she led the team in penalty minutes with 34...Game high for points was 4 in a big night against her sister in net for Princeton (2 goals and 2 assists)...Her point totals were 3rd most for goals, 4th in points, and 2nd for power-play goals...Named ECAC All-Academic...Was named the Clarkson Ron Frazier Impact Player Award

SOPHOMORE YEAR (2020-21): Continued to develop as one of the top two way forwards on the team...Played in all 19 games scoring 7 goals and 11 assists, good for the 4th best point producer on the team

FRESHMAN YEAR (2019-20)—Emerged as a solid forward and moved into a role as left wing on the Golden Knights' top lines ... Played in all 37 games, recording 17 points and eight goals ... Posted a +20 plus\minus rating ... Scored three times on the power play ... First career goal came in 4-2 victory at 10th-ranked Minnesota Duluth (10/4) ... Tallied a goal and an assist in 5-1 win over Dartmouth (1/24) at Cheel Arena ... Had points in six of the last 13 games ... Last point was the primary assist on opening goal in Game 2-1 overtime victory against Colgate (2/28) in ECAC Hockey quarterfinal series in Potsdam ... First career multiple-point game was a two-assist effort in 4-0 win at Union (11/1) in ECAC Hockey opener ... Closed out first semester with points in six of last seven games, including a four-game point streak (3-1-4) ... Netted a power-play marker in 4-0 victory over Minnesota State (11/29) and had the primary assist on game-winner in 3-1 triumph vs. Penn State (11/30) to help the Golden Knights win the Windjammer Classic ... Scored a goal in both wins over Rensselaer (5-0) and Union (5-3) at Cheel Arena (12/6-7) in final games of 2019 ... Netted game-winning goal in 2-1 victory over Mercyhurst (11/16) ... Also netted a goal in 7-0 win over Lindenwood (10/26) ... Scored Clarkson's lone goal in 2-1 loss at 8th-ranked Princeton (11/22) against her older sister, Rachel, the Tigers' starting goaltender ... Posted 22 blocked shots ... Won 52.2% of her faceoffs (60-55) ... Named to ECAC Hockey All-Academic team.

BEFORE CLARKSON—Coming off a 25 point season with the Whitby Jr. Wolves (PWHL) after scoring six goals and adding 19 assists in 40 games played during the 2018-19 campaign ... Served as an assistant captain for Hockey Canada’s U18 Women’s World Championship team that won bronze in 2018 ... Also a member of the U18 team that won silver at the 2017 U18 Women’s World Championships ... Won a gold with Team Ontario Red at the 2017 National Women’s U18 Championship and was named to Team Ontario Blue in 2016.

PERSONAL—Daughter of Liz and Trevor McQuigge … Born on June 9, 2000 … Shoots left … Business Intelligence and Data Analytics major with a Project Management minor ... Older sister, Rachel is a goaltender on the Princeton hockey team ... Also has an older brother, Daniel, and younger sister, Kirstyn, who is also on the Golden Knights roster... Attended Bowmanville High School ... Plays Ultimate Frisbee

WHY CLARKSON—”I chose Clarkson because it is the perfect combination of everything I want from my college experience. The small campus is a perfect fit where I can achieve academic excellence while playing for a prestigious hockey team. The tradition of diligence is something I am incredibly excited to be a part of.”

Brooke McQuigge Stats from NCAA.org