2026 Hall of Fame Ceremony for Holy Family Athletics

2026 Hall of Fame

2026 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Thursday, April 16, 2026

The Buck Hotel
1200 Buck Road
Feasterville-Trevose, PA 19053

6 p.m. | Cocktail Hour                    
7 p.m. | Induction Ceremony

Join us for the 2026 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony as we celebrate the legacy of our alumni athletes and coaches!

For questions or accommodations, please contact Haley Jones, Athletics Coordinator and Project manager, at hjones2@holyfamily.edu or 267-341-3529

We look forward to celebrating with you!

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Get to Know Our Inductees

Pat Fallon ‘96 | Men’s Soccer | 1992-96

Fallon is the only player in Holy Family Men's Soccer's history to be named the NAIA District 19 Player of the Year, capturing the honor in 1993 as his 18 goals and 41 points from that year are tied for second and fourth, respectively, in the program's single-season history.

A member of the 1993 NAIA Northeast All-Region Team and the 1996 NAIA All-Southeast Independent Team, he is one of two Tigers to score 40 career goals and is fourth all-time with 91 points. 

Danielle McDevitt ‘13 | Softball | 2010-14

McDevitt is Holy Family Softball's all-time leader with 226 hits and the only player in program history to be voted an All-American, which she accomplished in 2011.

A two-time All-Region and All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) selection, she also ranks in the top eight of the program's history in batting average (.408), runs (104), on-base percentage (.436), stolen bases (34), games played (172), assists (343) and double plays turned (13).

Additionally, McDevitt is one of just four student-athletes in Holy Family's history to earn Academic All-America Honors, which she accomplished in 2014.

Chase (Wassel) Dalessandro ‘19 | Volleyball | 2015-18

Dalessandro is Holy Family Volleyball's all-time leader in points (2312.0), points per set (5.03), kills (1992) and kills per set (4.33) and is the only player in program history to be voted an All-American, which she accomplished in 2018.

She holds the Tigers' three-highest single-season kills per set totals, including the record of 4.92 in 2018 when she tallied a program record 644 kills en route to being voted the East Region Player of the Year.

The 2018 CACC Player of the Year and a three-time All-CACC selection, Dalessandro also ranks top eight in HFU's history in service aces (202), service aces per set (.44), digs (1501), total blocks (190), block solos (46), block assists (144) and matches played (130).

Additionally, she holds the Tigers' single-match record for kills (30), points (32.5), kills in a three-set match (23), points in a three-set match (27.0), kills in a four-set match (27) and points in a four-set match (30.5).

Mike Biddle | Head Women’s Soccer Coach | 2004-11

Biddle is the only coach in the Holy Family Women's Soccer's history to be named CACC Coach of the Year twice, capturing the honor in both 2005 and 2007 after unbeaten league campaigns that ultimately ended in CACC Championships. 

He also led Holy Family to CACC Championships in 2009 and 2011, as the Tigers won four titles during his eight seasons. Holy Family advanced to the CACC Tournament Semifinals each year and the Championship Match on six occasions.

Holy Family's three NCAA Tournament appearances came under his tutelage, as the Tigers went 97-62-10 overall and 67-15-6 in CACC play.

2018 Volleyball Team

The 2018 Holy Family Volleyball Team is the only volleyball team in the CACC's history to advance to the East Region Final (Sweet 16). That capped a campaign in which the Tigers went 31-6 overall and 18-1 in league play, highlighted by the program's first CACC title and first two NCAA Tournament victories.

The 31 overall wins are a program record, while the 18 victories in CACC play are tied for one.

Holy Family won 23 matches in a row en route to the East Region Final, which included a triumph over Post in the CACC Championship Match.

Seeded fifth in the NCAA Tournament, the Tigers swept fourth-seeded Molloy in the first round before upsetting top-seed New Haven, 3-1, in the East Region Semifinal.

Team Roster
  • Tayana Bennett
  • Jaime Bonner
  • Jillian Boyle
  • Casee Bryan
  • Carly Covington
  • Caitlin Griffin
  • Courtney Heaney
  • Camille Johnson
  • Zoe Krause
  • Emma Patterson
  • Gianna Pesognelli
  • Candyce Riley
  • Morgan Silks
  • Chase Wassel
  • Stephanie Woolston
  • Jeff Rotondo, Head Coach
  • Susan Kim, Assistant Coach
  • Sanky Sanny, Volunteer Assistant Coach

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