University of the Pacific

In just two seasons at Pacific, All-American Brady Moore finished his career sixth on the Tigers'' all-time save list with 500. In his career, Moore held a 7.76 goals against average with 11.65 saves per game.

2015 (Senior)
An ACWPC All-America Honorable Mention honoree and MPSF All-Academic honoree. Started 27 of 28 games for the Tigers and registered 297 saves in 827 minutes of action. Held opponents to a 6.85 goals against average, which ranked third in the MPSF. His saves per game of 11.49 was fifth in the MPSF. Posted double-digits in saves in 16 of 27 starts and set a season high of 17 twice: Against #4 California (Oct. 10) in overtime and in a win over St. Francis-Brooklyn (Sept. 11). Came up with 14 saves in Pacific''s win over #2 Southern California (Oct. 25). Moore also tallied eight assists on Pacific goals.

2014 (Junior):
Brady Moore played in 19 games in his debut season as a Tiger, logging over 68 quarters played and 203 saves. Averaged 11.89 saves per four quarters, with a 9.13 GAA. Turned in 11 games with 10 or more saves, including a career-best 21 saves on two occasions. Posted his first 21-block game against #6 UC Santa Barbara (Oct. 12) in an 8-7 overtime win at the SoCal Tournament. Added 21 saves against #2 Stanford (Nov. 15). Moore''s 21-save performances were tied for the most in the MPSF in 2014 (with UC Irvine''s Byron Rivers, who hit 21 saves once, versus Cal Baptist on Nov. 12). Totaled 60 saves at the SoCal Tournament with 14 in a win over #10 Princeton (Oct. 11), 11 against #2 Stanford (Oct. 11), 14 against #5 Long Beach State (Oct. 12) and his first 21-save game against #6 UCSB (Oct. 12).  Posted 11 saves in a win over #8 UC San Diego (Sept. 21) and 10 against #7 UC Santa Barbara (Sept. 21) in the Kap7 NorCal Classic. Picked up 16 saves in the Tigers'' win over #9 Pepperdine (Nov. 16) in Pacific''s home finale. Added 13 saves at the Triton Invitational against #3 USC (Sept. 7).

Prior To Pacific:
Goalkeeper Brady Moore was named the 2014 Athlete of the Year at Cuesta College. In two seasons at Cuesta, he was a junior college All-American in both seasons. In 2012, he was named WSC Player of the Year and also made the All-State team. Leading Cuesta to a 28-10 record and conference title, Moore set a single-season program saves record with 442, obliterating the old mark by 72. He added 374 saves as a sophomore, repeating as WSC Player of the Year, all-league and all-state.

Personal
Son of Kelly and Arlene Moore. Communications major.