As a Freshman in 2015:

• Made 12 appearances, all off the bench.
• Had a groundball and caused turnover during colletgiate debut, a 22-7 season-opening victory over Fresno State.
• Scooped up two groundballs in a 15-6 victory over UC Davis.
• Faced Florida, a team coched by her mother, in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
• Saw action in the game, won by Florida, 15-10.

High School/Club:

• Was a U.S. Lacrosse first-team All-America and Academic All-America.
• In 2014, she led Oak Hall to a third consecutive district title, a 15-4 record, while scoring 85 goals and dishing out 58 assists.
• She was awarded a fourth consecutive player of the year award by the Gainsville (Fla.) Sun, and named a U.S. Lacrosse first-team All-America.
• Ended her high school career with 272 goals and 114 assists.
• In 2013, she scored 75 goals, had 23 assists, at least 63 draw controls and 58 ground balls, and more than 40 turnovers caused.

Personal:

• Daughter of University of Florida women's lacrosse head coach Amanda O’Leary.
• Awarded the Michael Breschi Scholarship from the U.S. Lacrosse Association for graduating high school seniors who plan to attend college and are the son or daughter of a coach who serves as a full-time employee of an educational institution.
• Grandfather Lonny Moore was Stanford coach Amy Bokker’s P.E. teacher at Phoenixville Area High School in Pennsylvania.
• Moore would coach the Phantoms to state titles in football and wrestling, but his first was in girls’ tennis, on a team that included Bokker’s mother.

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