Florida Southern’s starting goalkeeper the last two seasons and one of two players on the team to have started all 38 games during that time (senior forward Kirra Rainbow is the other)… Enters 2014 ranked fourth in team history with 199 career saves and second in goals against average (1.41) to Martina Tangen Billing, who was at 1.23 from 2008-11.

As a junior (2013)… Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll… One of seven Moccasins to start all 20 games… Played all but 30 minutes, and was second on the team in minutes played (10 behind center back Christine Knudstrup)… Led the SSC with 111 saves and saves per game (5.55)… Ranked 17th in Division II in total saves… First Moccasin goalkeeper with 100 saves since Kim Fish in 2006, and her 111 saves rank fifth in the Florida Southern record book (most since Lacy Emmerling had 144 in 2002)… Ranked fifth in save percentage (.760) and was tied for fifth in shutouts (4)… Had four games with double-digit saves, with a career-high 13 in the Mocs’ 3-0 loss to #21 Rollins in the SSC Tournament semifinals (Nov. 8)… Posted 10 saves in each of the first two games of the season (1-0 losses to Valdosta State and North Georgia, Sept. 6 and 8 in Valdosta), and again in a 3-3 non-conference tie at Lynn (Sept. 21)… Her 13 saves against Rollins are the second most in an SSC Tournament game since it was first played in 2003… Two of her four shutouts came in scoreless ties against top-ranked West Florida (Sept. 15) and Webber International (Sept. 24)… Also blanked Florida Tech (Oct. 12) and Tampa (Nov. 5)… Made six saves in that match at Tampa, a 1-0 double overtime win…  Shared a shutout with Lindsey Arsenault against West Georgia (Oct. 22), facing only one shot in 60 minutes… Saved two penalty kicks during the season (in overtime at Lynn on Sept. 21, and vs. Florida Tech on Oct. 12)… First Moccasin goalkeeper to ever stop a PK in overtime.

As a sophomore (2012)… All-Sunshine State Conference Tournament Team… SSC Defensive Player-of-the-Week for September 17… One of six Moccasins to play in all 18 games, and one of three to start every game (Moseley, forward Kirra Rainbow, defender Brooke Williams)… Played every minute of every game, becoming the third goalkeeper in team history to do that (Moseley, Lacy Emmerling in 2002, Sarah Furr in 2007)… One of two goalkeepers in the conference to do that in 2012, along with Barry’s Becca Rogers… Goals against average of 1.16 was fourth best in team history, as were her five shutouts… Ranked fourth in the SSC with 78 saves, and fifth in saves per game with a 4.33 average… Tied for fourth in the SSC with five shutouts… Was sixth in the SSC with her 1.16 goals average, but was fourth in conference games at 1.18… Had back-to-back games with a season-high nine saves in a 2-0 loss at Florida Tech (Sept. 29) and a 1-1 tie at Lynn (Oct. 6)… Also had eight saves in a 1-0 win over Nova Southeastern (Sept. 12), an effort that earned her SSC Defensive Player-of-the-Week honors… Earned a 2-0 shutout against Saint Leo without having to make a save (Oct. 8)… Had seven saves in the 1-1 tie with Lynn in the first round of the SSC Tournament before making two more on three attempts in the tie-breaker that sent the Mocs to the semifinals… Added five more saves in the SSC semifinals vs. Tampa (Nov. 2)… Did not allow an overtime goal in any of the four overtime games the Mocs played, covering 80 minutes and seven saves… Saved one penalty kick (at Florida Tech) in two attempts during regular play, and three-of-five including the tie-breaker in the SSC Tournament.

As a freshman (2011)… Served as backup goalkeeper behind 4-year starter Martina Tangen Billing… Played the entire second half in three different games, including shutouts of Eckerd (3-0 on Sept. 14) and Flagler (1-0 on Oct. 5)… Had a season-high four saves when she faced nine 2nd-half shots against Flagler… Also assisted the Mocs’ only goal in that 1-0 win with a punt that led to a Morgan Sammons score… Started her college career with a scoreless streak of 160:04, the best start to a career for any goalkeeper in team history.

In high school… Graduated from the Paxon School for Advanced Studies in 2011 where she played basketball for four years and flag football for one, and ran cross-country for two years… In basketball, led the team in scoring three of her four seasons, and was a 2-time MVP… All-Gateway Conference in both basketball and flag football… Played club soccer for the First Coast Kyx U12-U16 (coached by John Cicchino), the Jacksonville Fury U17 (coached by John McClelland), and Jacksonville United U18 (coached by Ian Bradley)… Helped Jacksonville United advance to the final four in the state cup in 2011… Helped the Kyx win the 2009 US Club Soccer Cup national championship.

Extra... Born 6/6/93… Daughter of John and Becky Moseley… Has one younger brother, Tanner… Human Movement & Performance major with a minor in physical education.