In 2000, at just nine years old, she joined the junior teams of the Berlin club Köppenicker SC, with which she signed her first professional contract in 2007.

In the Summer of 2016, Saskia Hippe joined Olympiacos Piraeus in one of the biggest transfers in the history of the club's women's volleyball department.

[6][7] In the European scene, she decisively participated in the conquest of the CEV Challenge Cup by the red-whites, with the epic victory of Olympiacos Piraeus in the second final in Bursa,[8] emerging as the top scorer and best striker of the entire competition, with 207 and 173 points respectively.

So Saskia Hipe agreed with the Italian Volley Brescia,[10] where she remained until the end of the season, when she returned to Piraeus together with Katerina Giota and Stella Christodoulou, who had also left for the same reasons.

In these six years that the great German opposite hitter competed for the red-whites, she stood out not only for her skills but also for her competitive passion.

There are many highlights that can be included in the album of memories, but we will never forget her dedication, her fighting spirit and her passion, which made her a part of the unattainable History of our club.

[16] Saskia Hippe began her international career with Germany's youth national teams, where she made several appearances.