#4 Quinn Biggio 2020-21 Softball Roster

AS A SENIOR (2022):

• Competed in 33 games making 11 starts
• Became one of the primary pinch hitters late in games for the Irish
• Hit for a .190 average and earned a .382 on-base percentage
• Tallied eight hits on the season, two doubles
• Drove in six and scored seven runs
• Drove in multiple runs in two games
• Finished 1-for-3 with two RBI and a double in the season-opening win over Bucknell (Feb. 11)
• Pinch hit against James Madison, driving in the tying run with a double in the sixth inning

AS A JUNIOR (2021):

• Was a difference-maker at the plate for the Irish in 2021, posting a .259 average while seeing action in 35 games, starting 18. Biggio earned 15 hits with one double and five home runs, turning in 13 RBI.
• Delivered the insurance run in the final game of the sweep of No. 15/13 Virginia Tech with a solo homer.
• Was part of a two-out, bottom of the seventh comeback to win in Game 2 of the doubleheader vs. Virginia, delivering a single with two outs and down 2-0. The Irish would come back to win.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2020):

• Saw action in all five games of the season-opening NFCA Leadoff Classic, starting four. Biggio posted a team-high 23 putouts with a 1.000 fielding percentage. On offense, the sophomore cracked three hits and scored two runs, including a double in the 16-0 shutout of Missouri State to score Abby Sweet.
• Saw action in two games and recorded a walk at the ACC/Big Ten Challenge
• Started five games at the Mary Nutter Classic and went .308/.400/.462 with four hits, two RBIs, two doubles and four runs scored
• Logged one hit at Duke
• Had a .444 OBP and .667 slugging percentage with a home run and three walks in the three-game series at NC State
• Hit a solo home run to help lead the Irish over UC Santa Barbara

AS A FRESHMEN (2018-19):

• Appeared in 48 games on the season

PREP AND PERSONAL:

• Majoring in Marketing
• Twitter: @QuinnBiggio
• Instagram: @Quinn_Biggio
• Letterwinner at Saint Agnes Academy in Houston.
• Repeated as a first-team all-district and all-state recipient as a senior, batting .395 with seven home runs, 39 RBI, a .500 on-base percentage, a .755 slugging percentage and 37 runs in only 33 games as Saint Agnes placed third in the Texas 6A TAPPS (Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools) state tournament.
• Received the Black and Gold Award as a senior, the highest athletics honor at Saint Agnes that is presented to an athlete who excels on and off the field.
• Earned first-team all-district and all-state honors as a junior, with Saint Agnes also third in the Texas 6A TAPPS tournament.
• Claimed first-team honors at both the district and state levels as a member of the state championship runner-up as a sophomore.
• Named to the all-district and all-state first teams as a freshman.
• Also lettered in volleyball at Saint Agnes, earning two all-state second-team nods and was the VYPE Magazine preseason runner-up for Houston’s best libero.
• Most recently competed with the New Jersey Intensity on the club circuit, and placed ninth at 2017 PGF Nationals.
• Named a 2018 PGF Regional All-American, representing the Southwest region.
• Dean’s list recipient at Saint Agnes Academy.
• Served as an ambassador for Saint Agnes in each of the last four years.
• Interned with Sunshine Kids, a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting children afflicted by cancer.
• Daughter of Craig and Patty Biggio and has two brothers, Conor and Cavan.
• Father, Craig, is special assistant to the general manager of the 2017 World Series champion Houston Astros. He was a baseball letterman at Seton Hall before playing 20 seasons with the Astros, and was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2015.
• Brothers, Conor (’15) and Cavan (completing degree), both played baseball at Notre Dame. Cavan is a member of the Toronto Blue Jays organization.
• Becomes the third Houston resident to suit up for Notre Dame in program history, and the first since Sara Schoonaert (2003-06).
• In Prep, played on NJ Intensity Club Softball travel team with Irish teammates Quinn Biggio, Karina Gaskins, Alex McManus, Leea Hanks and Molly Carney