Langhorne, PA – Graber and Miller to be Inducted into Hall of Honor
 
The Cairn Athletics Hall of Honor Committee has selected Rebecca Graber (Women's Tennis) and Andy Miller (Men's Soccer) to be inducted into the Cairn Athletics Hall of Honor in 2026. Graber and Miller will be honored on Saturday September 26^th, 2026, at Homecoming.

The Cairn University Hall of Honor was established to recognize those individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to Highlander athletics. Former athletes, coaches, and other contributors who have helped bring recognition, honor, and distinction to the University are eligible for the Hall of Honor. The inaugural class was inducted in 1982 and has expanded to 50+ distinguished members over the years. Each year, the Hall of Honor Committee votes on nominations made by the Cairn community and inducts new members into the prestigious group. Annually, new inductees are announced around Homecoming. A full list of inductees can be found here: Hall of Honor Members.

Andy Miller Men's Soccer:
Miller was a member of the Cairn Men's Soccer team from 2004-2007 and had a career record of 61-29-3 over that time. Miller scored 32 career goals and recorded 40 assists. Miller was selected as an NCCAA All-American twice in his career, was named to the NCAA East region 1^st Team 3 times and was selected to the NEAC 1^st team twice. In 2006 the Highlanders scored 106 goals, good for 4^th across all levels of the NCAA and reached the NCCAA National Championship game.
While at Cairn Miller earned bachelor's degrees in education and biblical studies. Miller and his wife Rachel who is a fellow Cairn alumnus currently reside in Warminster, PA with their two children son, Sam (13), and daughter, Grace (10). Miller currently manages a supply house in North Wales, PA called SRS Distribution, and coaches both his children's soccer teams. Miller and his family attend Keystone Montgomeryville Church.

Cairn University Athletic Director David Babb said, "Andy Miller was truly a remarkable athlete, teammate, and leader whose work ethic, and competitive spirit, played a major role in establishing the men's soccer program".  

Miller had this to say about being inducted into the Hall of Honor, "I am honored to be selected for the Cairn Wall of Fame. I had the privilege of playing alongside so many talented teammates during my time at Cairn, and I want to thank them for their friendship, support, and encouragement both on and off the field.
To my coach, I could not have asked for a better leader on the sidelines. You taught me to view soccer from a perspective I had never considered before. You emphasized that soccer is a team game and that individual accolades mean little if the team is not successful as a whole. I am deeply grateful for the impact you had on my life, not only as a player but also as a person.
Playing soccer at Cairn was one of the greatest experiences of my life. It gave me lifelong friendships, unforgettable memories, and countless games of horseshoes before and after practice.
I look forward to returning to campus in September to celebrate this honor with so many former teammates, coaches, and friends who made my time at Cairn so special".
 
 
 Rebecca Graber Women's Tennis:
The second inductee, Rebecca Graber, was a member of the Women's Tennis team from 2014-2017. Graber rewrote the Highlander record books over her career. With a 37-6 singles record and 25-18 doubles record, Graber personified excellence in the CSAC her entire career. Graber leads in singles wins, doubles wins, and winning percentage, incredible tallies that were made over just three seasons of play. Graber achieved all of this while playing exclusively at the top singles position throughout her career. Graber's career began with an incredible 11-4 singles record and she improved from there. In her final two seasons of play, Graber tallied 27 wins and only 3 losses over the next two years to assert herself as the CSAC's top player.

Graber is currently a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and works as a behavioral health consultant at Esperanza Health Center which serves underserved communities in Philadelphia. In her spare time Rebecca enjoys spending time with her nieces and nephews, finding the hidden gems of Philadelphia, backpacking, and playing sports with friends. While at Cairn Graber enjoyed participating in the Urban Ministry First Year Program as a freshman, being a part of a book club with professors and students and having the opportunity to study abroad in Uganda during her final semester.

Graber shared this about what it means to be inducted into the Hall of Honor "I feel honored to be inducted into the Cairn University Hall of Honor alongside so may wonderful athletes that have come before me. Having the opportunity to play college athletics was a highlight and a privilege for me. I also recognize and thank the wonderful coaches who invested in me, always pushed me to give 100%, and believed in me on and off the court. And also, the lovely teammates, friends and family who supported me along the way."

Graber and Miller will be officially inducted into the Cairn University Hall of Honor during the Homecoming festivities on Saturday September 26^th, 2026.