Caitlin Quinn was named the inaugural Head Coach of the Lebanon Valley College women's flag football team in October 2026.
Quinn, who hails from Lansdale, Pa., played four years on the Milligan University women's flag football team that grew into a powerhouse in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). She ranked among the team's top receivers, amassing 788 yards and 13 touchdowns last season. The Buffs amassed an overall record of 44-5 during the 2025 and 2026 seasons and advanced to the NAIA championship game in 2025.
Quinn earned her bachelor’s degree in Interactive Media Design in May 2026 from Milligan.
Her flag football success dates to her high school days at Lansdale Catholic outside of Philadelphia, Pa. She was named co-MVP and led her team to the championship of the inaugural season of the Eagles Girls Flag Football League of Philadelphia, hosted by the Philadelphia Eagles.
Before high school, Quinn played boys flag football from about the age of five through eighth grade when her parents launched Athena Athletics, the largest all-girls' flag football program in the Philadelphia area. Quinn and her three sisters played for Athena and then approached Lansdale Catholic about starting an independent girls' flag football team. Quinn has coached with her younger sisters with Athena as the club has grown to more than 500 girls since starting with just eight in 2019.
