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WNBA CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
<ul>
<li>3x WNBA All-Star (2017, 2018, 2019)</li>
<li>2x WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year (2014, 2015)</li>
<li>4x WNBA All-Star 3-Point Contest champion (2017, 2018, , 2021, 2022)</li>
<li>Set a record for most shots made in an All-Star three-point competition across both the NBA and WNBA (29 points), sinking 20 of 25</li>
</ul>
2022 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Won the AT&amp;T All-Star Three-Point Contest Champion for the fourth time in her career — becoming the most decorated three-point contest champion, men or women, in professional basketball history </li>
<li>Currently leads the franchise in scoring, with 3,723 points in a Sky uniform</li>
<li>Passed Leilani Mitchell for No. 14 all-time three-point list (510)</li>
<li>Re-signed with the Chicago Sky on a one-year deal in February</li>
<li>No. 5 in All-Time Free Throw Percentage (.893)</li>
<li>No. 5 among active players in 3-Pt Field Goals (510)</li>
<li>No. 6 among active players in 3-Pt Field Goal Attempts (1,295) </li>
<li>Led the WNBA in 2022 free throw percentage (.950) </li>
<li>Reached 3,500 career points on 6/17/22 vs. Atlanta </li>
<li>Reached 500 career three-pointers on 8/2/22 vs. Dallas</li>
</ul>
2021 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Won third WNBA Three-Point Shootout, the most in WNBA history</li>
<li>Shot 45.4% from three, second in the WNBA last season and the best mark of her career outside of 2009 when she played only six games.</li>
<li>Led the league in FT% by shooting 95.9%, the ninth-best mark in WNBA history</li>
<li>Made a career-best seven three-pointers on August 17 against the Dallas Wings</li>
</ul>
2020 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Became Sky&#8217;s all-time leading scorer during the game against Minnesota (9/2), surpassing Sylvia Fowles</li>
<li>Appeared and started in all 22 games for Chicago&#8230;2020 marked the fourth straight year where Quigley started in every game in which she appeared in</li>
<li>Averaged at least 15.0 PPG for the third time in her last four seasons&#8230;Also led Chicago in scoring for the third time in the last four years</li>
<li>Shot a career-high 91.9% from the free throw line&#8230;Made 26 consecutive free throws between game vs. Phoenix (8/12) and against Los Angeles (9/6)</li>
<li>Finished fourth in WNBA in free throw percentage and tied for fourth in three-pointers made (46)</li>
<li>Scored in double figures in 20 of 22 games, joining teammate Kahleah Copper as the only other Sky player to do so</li>
<li>Tied her career-high of 29 points against New York (8/25)</li>
<li>Scored 20+ points on five different occasions</li>
</ul>
2019 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Led the WNBA with 70 three-point field goals, the first Sky player to lead the league in this category and the first player not named Taurasi, Latta or Moore to lead the league since 2002</li>
<li>Led the league in fast-break points per game with 3.8</li>
<li>Finished 2ndon team in scoring (13.8 PPG) and shooting (49.3%)</li>
<li>Second best shooting percentage of her career (behind 50.5% in 2017)</li>
<li>Best three-point shooting percentage of her career (44.2% – 2ndbest in the WNBA behind Alysha Clark of Seattle – 48.1%)</li>
</ul>
2018 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Led the team in points per game with 15.4</li>
<li>Led the team in 3-point percentage and ranked No. 7 in the WNBA (42.0%)</li>
<li>Started in all 32 games played</li>
<li>Fourth on the team for assists per game with 2.5</li>
<li>Scored in double-digits 24 times this season and in 10 of those games she recorded over 20 points</li>
</ul>
2017 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Ranked No. 4 in the WNBA for 3-point percentage (43.0%)</li>
<li>Led the team in scoring with an average of 16.4 points per game</li>
<li>Started in all 31 games played this season</li>
<li>Played a career high 46 minutes vs. Dallas on 7/16</li>
<li>Averaged 3.6 assists per game (third on the team)</li>
</ul>
2016 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Played 34 games</li>
<li>She played a season high of 30 minutes (2 times)</li>
<li>She scored a season high of 29 points vs. New York Liberty</li>
<li>Totaled 3 rebounds (3 times) during the season</li>
<li>Season high of 6 assists vs. Seattle Storm</li>
<li>Had had 3 steals (2 times) during the playoffs</li>
<li>Season playoff high of 20 minutes vs. Los Angeles Sparks</li>
<li>Scored a season playoff high of 11 points vs. Los Angeles Sparks</li>
<li>Season playoff high of 5 assists vs. Los Angeles Sparks</li>
</ul>
2015 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Started seven of 32 games in which she appeared for the Sky</li>
<li>Averaged 11.1 points per game (fourth on the team)</li>
<li>Had a season high 23 points in 7/21 win over Atlanta</li>
<li>18 double-digit scoring games</li>
<li>Won her second straight Sixth Woman of the Year Award on 9/17.</li>
<li>Appeared in all three Sky playoff games</li>
<li>Second on the team with 18.0 points per game during the playoffs</li>
<li>Led the team with 22 points in game one playoff win over Indiana.</li>
</ul>
2014 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Was named the 2014 WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year</li>
<li>Made her first career start against the Seattle Storm on 6/10</li>
<li>Set career highs for points (27), rebounds (5), field goals made (12) and field goals attempted (22) at Atlanta on 7/13</li>
<li>Earned WNBA Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors for Week 12 (8/4-8/10) after scoring 17+points off the bench in three straight games</li>
<li>Reached new career high in three pointers made with three five times in 2014… Scored 10+ points a team-high 21 times during the 2014 season</li>
<li>Led the Sky in scoring a team-high 9 times.</li>
<li>Appeared in all nine Sky playoff games</li>
<li>Third on the team with 14.2 points per game during the playoffs</li>
<li>Second on the team with 2.1 assists per game during the playoffs</li>
<li>Had 24 points in Sky’s conference finals clinching win over Indiana.</li>
</ul>
2013 (Chicago):
<ul>
<li>Played in 34 games in her first season with the Sky</li>
<li>Scored a then-career high with 14 points and three rebounds on 6/7</li>
<li>Averaged 3.8 points on the year.</li>
<li> Appeared in both Sky playoff games and averaged 2.5 points in 12.5 minutes per game.</li>
</ul>
2011 (Seattle):
<ul>
<li>Signed by the Storm to a seven-day contract on 8/1</li>
<li>Saw action in seven games</li>
<li>Appeared in one playoff game for Seattle and saw four minutes of action</li>
</ul>
2010 (Indiana, San Antonio):
<ul>
<li>Played four games with the Indiana Fever</li>
<li>Played three with the San Antonio Silver Stars</li>
</ul>
2009 (Phoenix):
<ul>
<li>Made a total of six appearances for the Phoenix Mercury, including a season-high nine-minute stint at Sacramento on June 12</li>
<li>Waived by the Mercury on July 14</li>
</ul>
2008 (Phoenix):
<ul>
<li>Originally drafted by Seattle with the 22nd pick of the second round</li>
<li>Waived on May 8 by the Storm, signed by Phoenix three days later</li>
<li>Made her professional debut in a 94-83 loss at Minnesota on May 31</li>
<li>Scored first points of her career against Connecticut on June 18</li>
<li>Recorded then-career highs of 11 points and five rebounds vs. Atlanta in her best game of the season on July 19</li>
</ul>
INTERNATIONAL
<ul>
<li>2021-22: UMMC Ekaterinburg (Russia)
<ul>
<li>Played 12 games before returning home due to Russia’s political unrest</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>2020-21: UMMC Ekaterinburg (Russia)</li>
<li>2019-20: UMMC Ekaterinburg (Russia)</li>
<li>2018-19: Famila Wuber Schio (Italy)</li>
<li>2017-18: Galatasaray (Turkey)</li>
<li>2017: Fenerbahce SK (Turkey)</li>
<li>2015-16: Fenerbahce SK (Turkey)
<ul>
<li>Team won Turkish Cup</li>
<li>Quigley won Turkish Cup MVP</li>
<li>Team also won bronze medal in Euroleague play</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>2014-15: Wisla Krakow (Poland)
<ul>
<li>Team won PLKK and made it to Euroleague group stage</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>2012-13: Pecs 2010 (Hungary)
<ul>
<li>Obtained Hungarian citizenship</li>
<li>Led team to a third-place finish in the league</li>
<li>Played for Hungarian national team in their qualifying rounds for the 2013 EuroBasket Championships</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>2010-11: Pecs 2010 (Hungary)
<ul>
<li>Hungarian championship and Hungarian Cup.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>2009-10: Pecs 2010 (Hungary)</li>
<li>2008-09: Mersin Buyuksehir Belediyesi SK (Turkey)</li>
</ul>
COLLEGE
<ul>
<li>One of just four players in DePaul Blue Demons’ history to score over 2,000 points in her career</li>
<li>Averaged a team-leading 19.4 points per game as a senior and is third on the all-time career list with 2,078 points</li>
<li>Named to the 2008 All-Big East second team</li>
<li>Big East Academic All-Star</li>
</ul>
PERSONAL
Allie Quigley (born June 20, 1986) is a guard for the Chicago Sky. She was raised in Joliet, IL and played college basketball at DePaul. Quigley has a sister, Sam, and two brothers, Jake and Ryan. Her sister was the second leading scorer (13.1 PPG) for DePaul in 2009-10. Her brother Ryan was a pitcher on the baseball team at Saint Xavier University. In December 2018, Quigley married Courtney Vandersloot, who also plays in the WNBA for the Chicago Sky.

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Season	PPG 10.9	RPG 2.0	APG 2.0
Career	PPG 10.9	RPG 2.0	APG 2.0

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