Forester Athletic Hall of Fame
Inducted 2005

Doug Moorad grew up in Morton Grove , Illinois , and attended Maine East High School , where he lettered in three sports and participated in student government.

Moorad enrolled at Lake Forest College in the fall of 1973 and served as the soccer team's starting goalkeeper for four years. After a difficult freshman season during which the team posted a 0-9-3 record, he helped lead the Foresters to a 25-6-1 mark and nine shutouts over the next three years. Moorad earned All-Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference honors and helped lead Lake Forest to at least a share of the league title in each of those three seasons. In addition, he was named All-State by both the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and the Illinois Sports Information Directors following his junior and senior years. His best season came in 1975 when he allowed just eight goals in 12 games and Lake Forest advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in team history. His teammates chose him as one of their captains before his senior season and its Most Valuable Player after it was over. Moorad also lettered four years as a catcher on the baseball team and was a captain his senior season.

In addition to playing two sports , Moorad was also a member of the student newspaper staff as a freshman, a contributor to Silenus, the College's literary magazine, as a sophomore, and a resident assistant his junior year. He majored in English and graduated in the spring of 1977.

At the time of his induction Moorad was a senior director of business development at United Parcel Service and had worked for the company for 29 years.

He lists his wife Judy, sons Adam and Will, and daughter Sarah as his greatest lifetime achievements.