2024 Women's Soccer Roster
Roster
Moore, Riley
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Jersey Number 0
Riley Moore
- Position:
- Goalkeeper
- Height:
- 5-7
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- High School:
- Linden HS
- Hometown:
- Linden, Mich.
Bio
2024 (Senior): Put up a career-high four shutouts across eight starts … Played over 700 minutes … Helped the Roos to four wins and two draws … Earned 1.02 goals against average, facing 58 shots in goal… Documented 12 saves for a .600 save percentage… Notched a shutout against Missouri State on Sep. 5, making three saves for her third-consecutive shutout appearance… Put up a season-high four saves against Omaha on Senior Day (Oct. 27) and faced nine shots.
2023 (Junior): Summit League All-Tournament Team ... Summit League Defensive Peak Performer of the Week (Oct. 25) ... Summit League Academic Honor Roll ... One of five players to start all 18 games on the season ... Played 1,605 minutes, the most on the team ... Averaged 4.8 saves per game, second most in the Summit and 74th in the NCAA ... Allowed 1.68 goals per game on a .744 save percentage ... Tallied three goalie wins ... Made seven-plus saves in six games ... First win of the year came in season-opener against Lindenwood on Aug. 17, making one save ... Made nine saves at Iowa on Aug. 20 ... Made five saves in draw with Kansas on Sep. 7 ... Made nine saves in draw at Tulsa on Sep. 17 ... Tallied first shutout of the year at North Dakota on Sep. 24 ... Made season-high 10 saves at Denver on Oct. 12 ... Logged back-to-back shutouts in win over South Dakota on Oct. 19 and draw with South Dakota State on Oct. 22 ... Made seven saves in Summit League Quarterfinal match against #3 Oral Roberts on Oct. 27
2022 (Sophomore): Made five starts in six appearances, playing 495 total minutes ... Made 25 saves on the year ... Played full-time in season opener against Drake on Aug. 18 ... Picked up shutout victory in 1-0 win over Chicago State on Sep. 16, making four saves ... Made career-high six saves against Oral Roberts on Oct. 2
2021 (Bowling Green): Made her collegiate debut in the final ten minutes of the season opener at Notre Dame … Played in four matches, combining for 62 total minutes … Combined for two shutouts against Oakland and Akron … Made her first collegiate save in the win over Oakland… Earned her second save against Akron to complete a clean sheet … Went 4-0 in matches she played in.
2020 (Bowling Green): Redshirt Season.
High School: Attended Linden High School but did not play high school soccer due to club-team commitments with the Michigan Hawks ECNL and the U.S. Soccer National Development Academy.
Personal: Born in Flint, MI … Daughter of P.J. and Stacey Moore … Has played club soccer for the U.S. Soccer Development Academy since 2018 where she helped her team to a national quarterfinal berth in 2019 … Was a U.S. National Training Center Invitee … Won a pair of State Cup championships … Intends to major in Business at the University of Missouri – Kansas City.
Why Kansas City?: "I chose Kansas City because everything about it felt right. The coaches and team were so welcoming. From the moment I met them, I knew I wanted to become a part of the program. It was also the perfect fit from an academic standpoint as Kansas City offers a great business program that will help me achieve my goals in the future!"
2023 (Junior): Summit League All-Tournament Team ... Summit League Defensive Peak Performer of the Week (Oct. 25) ... Summit League Academic Honor Roll ... One of five players to start all 18 games on the season ... Played 1,605 minutes, the most on the team ... Averaged 4.8 saves per game, second most in the Summit and 74th in the NCAA ... Allowed 1.68 goals per game on a .744 save percentage ... Tallied three goalie wins ... Made seven-plus saves in six games ... First win of the year came in season-opener against Lindenwood on Aug. 17, making one save ... Made nine saves at Iowa on Aug. 20 ... Made five saves in draw with Kansas on Sep. 7 ... Made nine saves in draw at Tulsa on Sep. 17 ... Tallied first shutout of the year at North Dakota on Sep. 24 ... Made season-high 10 saves at Denver on Oct. 12 ... Logged back-to-back shutouts in win over South Dakota on Oct. 19 and draw with South Dakota State on Oct. 22 ... Made seven saves in Summit League Quarterfinal match against #3 Oral Roberts on Oct. 27
2022 (Sophomore): Made five starts in six appearances, playing 495 total minutes ... Made 25 saves on the year ... Played full-time in season opener against Drake on Aug. 18 ... Picked up shutout victory in 1-0 win over Chicago State on Sep. 16, making four saves ... Made career-high six saves against Oral Roberts on Oct. 2
2021 (Bowling Green): Made her collegiate debut in the final ten minutes of the season opener at Notre Dame … Played in four matches, combining for 62 total minutes … Combined for two shutouts against Oakland and Akron … Made her first collegiate save in the win over Oakland… Earned her second save against Akron to complete a clean sheet … Went 4-0 in matches she played in.
2020 (Bowling Green): Redshirt Season.
High School: Attended Linden High School but did not play high school soccer due to club-team commitments with the Michigan Hawks ECNL and the U.S. Soccer National Development Academy.
Personal: Born in Flint, MI … Daughter of P.J. and Stacey Moore … Has played club soccer for the U.S. Soccer Development Academy since 2018 where she helped her team to a national quarterfinal berth in 2019 … Was a U.S. National Training Center Invitee … Won a pair of State Cup championships … Intends to major in Business at the University of Missouri – Kansas City.
Why Kansas City?: "I chose Kansas City because everything about it felt right. The coaches and team were so welcoming. From the moment I met them, I knew I wanted to become a part of the program. It was also the perfect fit from an academic standpoint as Kansas City offers a great business program that will help me achieve my goals in the future!"
Postgame Interview: Head Coach Jess Smith post-Marquette
Thursday, September 04
Postgame Interview: Breckynn Pugh post-Marquette
Thursday, September 04
Women's Soccer Highlights vs. Marquette
Thursday, September 04
Women's Soccer Highlights at Tulsa
Sunday, August 31
