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2025 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees
Caitlyn “Cait” Davies – Class of 2008
Caitlyn "Cait" Davies ‘08 played varsity Field Hockey while at Moravian Academy. She said, “A winning season can be had in more ways than one. While beating the other team is preferable, learning and growing from mistakes is best in the long run. That is what defines MA field hockey - our 110% driven effort and hunger to improve as individuals, but most importantly, as a team. We faced stiff competition in back-to-back games, and at times, came up one or two goals short; however, we never left the field without a “goal” of some kind. Our desire to win always remained, seen by a return to the District XI tournament, 5 shutouts, 47 goals for, and a 11-10 season record. Teams come and go, but goals never die.”
Caitlyn "Cait" Davies ‘08 played varsity Field Hockey while at Moravian Academy. She said, “A winning season can be had in more ways than one. While beating the other team is preferable, learning and growing from mistakes is best in the long run. That is what defines MA field hockey - our 110% driven effort and hunger to improve as individuals, but most importantly, as a team. We faced stiff competition in back-to-back games, and at times, came up one or two goals short; however, we never left the field without a “goal” of some kind. Our desire to win always remained, seen by a return to the District XI tournament, 5 shutouts, 47 goals for, and a 11-10 season record. Teams come and go, but goals never die.”
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While at Moravian Academy, Davies received many honors, including:- The Donley Award for Excellence, which recognizes outstanding scholastic achievements, leadership, and service activities
- Finished her 4-year varsity high school career with 45 goals and 27 assists
- Earned Colonial League first-team honors in 2005, 2006, and 2007, while being the only player to garner a unanimous all-league selection as a senior
- A First Team All Area choice by the Express Times and the Morning Call in 2006 and 2007
- Helped guide the Lions to a District XI runner-up finish and a spot in the PIAA State Tournament in 2006 and Colonial League and District XI playoffs in 2004, 2005, and 2006 (District XI AA quarter finals)
- Named team MVP in 2006 and 2007
- Awarded the MA Gold Belt in 2007 and elected Team Co-Captain in 2007
- A Pennsylvania High School Field Hockey Coaches’ Association (PHSFHCA) All-State first-team selection as a junior and senior. She was named to the PHSFHCA All-State Academic Team as a senior
- Named USFHA PA Region 5 Elite Athlete from 2004-08
- An Olympic Development Select athlete and a member of the Junior National Camp in 2006
- Competed in the Pennsylvania State Keystone Games in 2004, 2005 (gold medal), and 2006 (bronze medal)
- Won a silver medal at the AAU Junior Olympics in 2006
- Took part in the National Field Hockey Festival from 2004-07 and helped X-Calibur to a first-place finish in the U19 division in 2007
- Played at the USFHA National Futures Championship in 2003, 2004, 2005 (bronze medal U16), 2006 (gold medal U16), and 2007 (bronze medal U19)
- Competed in the National Indoor Tournament for X-Calibur each of the 2004-2008 seasons (including gold medals U16/U19)
- A National Latin Scholar as well as a member of the high honor roll
- Graduated in the top 10 percent of her high school class in the Cum Laude society with a grade point average of 4.44 (out of 4.0)
- Varsity soccer 2005 District XI Round 1 (16th seed vs. No. 1 Emmaus)
- 2004 MA Gonda Award recipient
While at William and Mary, she was a Division 1 scholar athlete in field hockey, and her accomplishments included:- 2011 - Awarded the Tribe FH Unsung Hero Award, in recognition of her numerous contributions on and off the field. Played in 15 matches. An NFHCA All-Academic Squad
- 2010 - Appeared in 16 games in the midfield and back. An NFHCA All-Academic Squad
- 2009 - NFHCA All-Academic honoree, CAA Commissioner's Award recipient
- 2008 - An NFHCA All-Academic selection. Started eight games in the midfield for the Tribe as a freshman, and appeared in 19 of 21 matches. Took four shots against Duke
- W&M Provost's Award for having a GPA over 3.75 freshman and 3.5 upperclassman in 2011, 2012
- Dean's List 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012
- Graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BS in Kinesiology and Health Sciences and a minor in Linguistics, inducted into Alpha Lambda Delta and Golden Key International Honor Society
Cait’s accomplishments didn’t end in high school and college. Examples include:- Graduated with a Doctor of Physical Therapy from the Medical College of Virginia (Virginia Commonwealth University) in 2015 and ABPTS Board Certification as a Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy in 2021
- USFHA Umpiring, including NIT from 2007-2015 and the US Women's National Championship in 2011
- NCAA D1-3 Umpiring 2012-2015
Cait currently lives in Virginia and works as a clinical lead physical therapist at Sheltering Arms Institute. She enjoys cycling, running, and fiddling in her free time. For downtime, you might catch her with her cats or off on an adventure with family and friends.
Jason Barratt – Class of 2003
Jason Barratt ’03 was a standout multi-sport athlete at Moravian Academy, excelling in both lacrosse and soccer.
Widely regarded as the greatest lacrosse player in Moravian Academy history, Jason Barratt holds the title of All-Time Leading Goal Scorer in Lehigh Valley history, having scored over 200 career goals—a milestone that may never be matched. A four-year starter and three-time team MVP, Jason was the driving force behind the program’s dominance, leading the team to three Penn Valley Championships while losing only three or four games over his entire career. His skill, leadership, and consistency firmly cemented his legacy as a generational talent.
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Jason also made a significant impact on the soccer field as a four-year varsity letterman and two-year starter. He helped lead Moravian Academy to an Eastern Pennsylvania Finalist appearance, a District Championship, and back-to-back District Finalist finishes.Outside of Moravian Academy, Jason also played Ice Hockey for the Lehigh Valley Comets. In 2001 he was a member of the first Comets team to win the Atlantic District and compete at Nationals.In the summer of ’03, Jason was selected as a member of the U19 Canadian National Lacrosse Team and competed in the 2003 World Games. He was a top-five tournament scorer.Jason continued his lacrosse career at the D1 collegiate level, playing for Quinnipiac University.His versatility, athleticism, and competitive spirit made him an invaluable contributor across multiple sports.Jason and his wife, Colby, live in Denver, Colorado, with their incredible 3-year-old son, Rocque (pronounced 'Rock'). They enjoy spending time in the mountains, hitting the slopes, hiking, and everything the beautiful state has to offer.
Dr. Ronald W. Quinn
Dr. Ron Quinn has dedicated 47 years to teaching, coaching, and advancing the fields of sport education and youth development. He earned his B.S. in Health and Physical Education from East Stroudsburg State College in 1975, where he was a member of the soccer team. He later obtained an M.Ed. in Physical Education (1981) and an Ed.D. in Sport Administration (1994) from Temple University.List of 1 items.
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Quinn’s coaching and teaching career began at Girard College High School (1976-79) in Philadelphia, where he coached soccer, swimming, and tennis, while also creating the elementary physical education program. From 1979-1985, he served as athletic director, physical education chair, and boys' soccer coach at Moravian Academy, playing a key role in the school’s entry into the PIAA in 1981. During his tenure, he posted a 98-39-7 coaching record, including an undefeated season (1979), two Jersey-Penn Conference Championships, and Moravian’s first Colonial League title in 1985. His contributions to soccer in the region were recognized with his induction into the Lehigh Valley Soccer Hall of Fame in 2008.He continued his coaching career at Allentown College of St. Francis deSales (1986-1991) as a physical education instructor, sports information director, and men's soccer coach. Under his leadership, the soccer program transformed from never having a winning season to conference champions in just three years. He was recognized as NAIA Regional Coach of the Year in 1988 and 1989.Upon joining Xavier University in 1991, Quinn became director of the teacher preparation program in HPE and later developed undergraduate and graduate programs in sport management. From 1993-2004, he also served as head coach of the women’s soccer team, winning two Atlantic-10 Tournament titles and earning Ohio Collegiate Coach of the Year honors in 1998 and 2000. In 2015, he created Xavier’s first fully online graduate program in Coaching Education and Athlete Development. He was promoted to Full Professor in 2023 and retired on December 31, 2023, as Professor Emeritus.Quinn later returned to high school coaching, leading Loveland HS boys’ soccer (2008-2009) to a conference title and earning Conference Coach of the Year honors. He then coached the Seton Catholic High School girls’ soccer team (2010-2017), securing a district title in 2012 and being named Ohio Girls Division I Private/Parochial School Coach of the Year in 2013.Beyond coaching, Quinn has had a profound impact on youth soccer coaching education. He was a national instructor for US Youth Soccer, co-developing the National Youth Soccer Coaching License, the first to integrate a child development curriculum. Alongside Dr. Tom Fleck, he was one of the first Americans to present at the XX Annual Union of European Football Trainers Symposium (1999), advocating for age-appropriate training methods. He received the NSCAA Long-Term Service Award for Youth Soccer in 2006 and the US Youth Soccer Excellence in Coaching Education Award in 2007.As a leading voice in integrating developmental psychology into youth soccer, Quinn has emphasized developmentally appropriate practices, a child-centered coaching approach, and the importance of creating positive learning environments for young athletes. His work has shaped how coaches understand the cognitive, emotional, and physical development of children, influencing coaching methodologies worldwide.Academically, Quinn has made substantial contributions to the field with 32 peer- and non-peer-reviewed publications, 58 national presentations, four authored or co-authored books, and two book chapters. His research has advanced best practices in coaching education, youth athlete development, and sport management.In recognition of his lifelong impact, Quinn was honored with the East Stroudsburg University Alumni Association Jim Barniak Award (2024) for outstanding achievement in athletics post-graduation.Ron and his wife, Celine, have been married for 45 years and divide their time between their home in Newport, KY, and their farm in Augusta, KY. They have three married sons—Patrick (Kathryn), Brian (Cassie), and Kevin (Chelsea)—and three granddaughters, Sloane and Avery, daughters of Brian and Cassie, Frances Celine, daughter of Kevin and Chelsea.
