1993 Dorian Reigner

Dorian Reigner - Class of 1993

Dorian graduated from Upper Perkiomen High School in 1993 where she participated in field hockey, basketball and softball. She was a 2 year letter winner in field hockey, a 3 year letter winner in basketball and a 4 year letter winner in softball. She earned the following awards: In field hockey, Dorian earned PAC-10 2nd Team Honors in 1992. In basketball, she earned PAC-10 2nd Team Honors in 1992 & 1993 and was selected to the All-Area 2nd team in 1993. Dorian was selected as the Saucon Valley Christmas Tournament MVP in 1991 and was selected to the All-Tournament team in the 1992 Tip Off Tournament Classic. In softball, Dorian earned PAC-10 1st team honors in 1993 and honorable mention honors in 1992. Dorian was a tri-captain of the 1993 PAC-10 Championship Girls Basketball Team and was voted the teams MVP. She also served as a tri-captain for the 1992 field hockey team and again was chosen team MVP. At the conclusion of the 1993 spring season, Dorian completed the MVP trifecta by being named the MVP of the softball team. At the 1993 Blue & Gold Banquet, Dorian received the Debra L. Hodge Award.
Dorian also excelled academically, she was voted the Upper Perkiomen Female Scholar Athlete, Tri-County Scholar Athlete, BPW Girl of the Month and was among the top 10% in her class receiving Outstanding Academic Achievement in AP English. Dorian served as a member of the National Honor Society for three years and served as the President of A-Choir during her senior year.
After high school, Dorian attended the University of Rhode Island on a four year academic scholarship as well as earning an athletic field hockey scholarship her senior year. Dorian was a 4 year letter winner on the Division One Rhode Island field hockey team. Dorian was named tri-captain of the 1996 field hockey team and was selected  Atlantic-10 1st team all league and Atlantic-10 Academic All-Conference. Dorian made the Dean’s list five times, was a member of the URI Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society and graduated with academic honors. Dorian furthered her education by earning a Masters degree in Physician Assistant Studies from DeSales University in 2001. She represented her class at the State & National Physician’s Assistant Academic Challenge Bowls.