Allie Quigley, widely recognised as one of the most accurate and consistent three-point shooters in WNBA history, has officially announced her retirement after 14 seasons in the league. Known for her textbook shooting form and calm under pressure, Quigley built a reputation as a reliable perimeter scorer and a cornerstone of the Chicago Sky's offence for over a decade.
Her decision brings to an end a remarkable professional journey that included multiple All-Star selections, four WNBA Three-Point Contest titles, and a championship win in 2021. Turning 39, Quigley is shifting her focus to a new chapter in life, one centred on raising her newborn daughter with wife and fellow WNBA player Courtney Vandersloot, and potentially guiding younger athletes through mentorship and coaching. Her retirement not only closes a significant era in women's basketball but also highlights the growing movement of players balancing elite careers with family life and long-term purpose beyond the court.
