Hall of Fame
Heather Quick was a standout pitcher and third baseman for the D&E softball team, earning numerous honors throughout her career. She was named to the 1989 WVIAC All-Tournament Team and earned WVIAC honorable mention recognition that same season. Quick was named team captain and MVP in 1991 before earning WVIAC Player of the Week and First Team All-Conference honors in 1992. She was also named D&E's Women's Athlete of the Year in 1992. Quick played for coaches Kathy Gutmann, Lisa Farley and Deanna Tyson.
Quick continued her involvement in softball following her playing career. From 2009-22, she served as an assistant softball coach at Bellwood-Antis High School, helping the program win District Championships in 2012 and 2015. She became the school's head softball coach in 2023 and guided the program to another District Championship in 2026.
Quick earned her degree in sport management from D&E and has built a career in health care. She currently serves as a senior practice manager, managing clinical and clerical staff at UPMC and helping ensure patients receive quality health care and services.
One of Quick's most memorable moments as a Senator came during her senior season, when she pitched a no-hitter but saw her team lose the game.
