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CAREER HONORS

• Two-time NCAA Qualifier: 2024 and 2025
• NCAA Wrestler of the Week: Jan. 10, 2024

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2024-25)

• 2025 NCAA Qualifier (No. 31, 133 pounds)
• Fourth at Big 12 Championship (133 pounds)
• Started the season off ranked No. 29 and finished with a 13-19 record, 2-12 in duals
• Finished fourth at the Tiger Style Invite (Nov. 9) and third at the Cougar Clash (Dec. 7) with a major decision and fall
• Took fifth at the Cyclone Open (Jan. 19) after losing his first match and rattling off four straight pins
• Placed fourth at the Big 12 Championship (March 9) after being seeded eighth in the 133-pound bracket
• Went 3-2 at Big 12s, including a major decision upset of Iowa State’s No. 3 Evan Frost to head to the semifinals and earn an automatic bid for the national tournament
• Totaled three ranked wins throughout his redshirt sophomore season: No. 23 Julian Chlebove (Arizona State), No. 3 Evan Frost (Iowa State) and No. 29 Derrick Cardinal (South Dakota State)

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2023-24)

• NCAA Qualifier (No. 26 seed, 133 pounds)
• Finished his first season as the 133-pound starter with an 11-7 record, including a 6-1 mark in duals
• Placed fourth in the Cougar Clash (Dec. 2) at 133 pounds, going 4-2 at the event 
• Claimed his first career dual win came over Cooper Birdwell of Wyoming on Dec. 8 via an 8-3 decision 
• Strung together five straight bonus-point victories in the middle of the season, highlighted by an upset win by fall over fifth-ranked Sam Latona of Virginia Tech

REDSHIRT SEASON (2022-23)

• Finished his first season in a Mizzou singlet with a 6-2 record
• Opened his collegiate career at the Lindenwood Open (Nov. 19), placing third in the 141-pound bracket
• Made his dual debut against Wyoming (Jan. 14), competing at 141 pounds
• Concluded his redshirt season with a third-place result at the UNI Open (Dec. 10)

BEFORE MIZZOU

• Two-year captain at Allen High School where he was coached by Jerry Best
• Owns the record for the fastest Texas State Finals pin
• Two-time Texas State Champion
• Held a 38-1 record his senior season and 139-16 overall in his career
• Ranked on MatScout Big Board at No. 129 and was the highest ranked recruit in Texas

Personal

• Birthdate: May 17, 2004
• Son of Christopher and Hershey Moore
• Brother of Jett Moore
• Dream job is to be an architect

Moore on Choosing Tiger Style

“The family and the culture.”