TIFFANY ON MOORE
2022– “Returned to Charlottesville for a 5th year, determined to lead this team again both with his emotional guidance and his ferocious attacking style… Demanding more and more of himself as this captain fulfills his objective of being as complete a player as there is in college lacrosse… Knows not how to pace himself in practice as he smashes his way into the defense and blasts his rockets.” 2021 – “Taking his leadership role with the team to astronomical levels … personally taking responsibility for the offense and all of its constituents … to say he is razor-focused and passionate about guiding his teammates is to understate.” 2020 – “The question of whether he should serve as a midfielder or attackman no longer lingers after the spring of 2019. Initiating much of our offense from behind the cage, Matt was both a scoring and feeding threat. What is truly inspiring is his will to be better: the self-evaluative list he creates at the end of each semester tediously critiques his own play, assessing mechanics and fundamentals he is adamant to improve upon.” 2019 – “Where No. 5 will be found on the field this spring is still to be determined as his combination of physical and elusive dodging puts pressure on a defense as both a midfielder and attackman.” 2018 – “The table is set after one semester. Matt spent his first few weeks on our practice field testing himself, discovering what he needed to learn and what needed to improve. Then he went to work: the subsequent results are promising. With growing confidence and positive support from his teammates, Matt is poised to make a difference for UVA on the offensive end in his first spring as a Cavalier.”

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Finished his career as UVA’s all-time leader in career points (277)
For his career, registered 143 goals and 134 assists in 73 games played
His 143 career goals were good for No. 2 all-time in UVA history
His 134 career assists were good for No. 5 all-time in UVA history
Concluded his career on a 63-game point streak that began March 31, 2018 in which he amassed 143 goals and 125 points
Finished his career having played in 11 NCAA Tournament games in which he produced 23 goals and 20 assists
His 43 points in NCAA Tournament contests were good for No. 3 all-time in UVA history
UVA’s second four-time All-ACC Academic selection

2022

Started in 13 games at attack
USILA Third Team All-American (May 26)
Inside Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-American (May 15)
All-ACC selection (May 12)
Senior CLASS Award recipient (May 27)
Scored 26 goals and dished out 26 assists
Amassed 36 goals during an 18-game goal streak that began March 11, 2021 and ended March 26, 2022
Tewaaraton Award Watch List selection (April 21)
Inside Lacrosse Preseason Tewaaraton Top 10 Watch List
ACC All-Academic selection (June 15)
Inside Lacrosse Second Team Preseason All-American
USILA Second Team Preseason All-American
USA Lacrosse Magazine Second Team Preseason All-American
Team captain

2021

USILA All-American (3rd)
USA Lacrosse Magazine All-American (HM)
Inside Lacrosse All-American (HM)
USILA Scholar All-American
All-ACC
All-ACC Academic
NCAA All-Tournament Team
Appeared in 17 of UVA’s 18 games with 17 starts
No. 10 in the nation with 67 points
Became just the fifth Cavalier all-time with 100 goals and 100 assists for a career
Scored 33 goals and dished out 34 assists
Scored eight goals and five assists in the NCAA Tournament, including four goals and two assists in the NCAA title game against Maryland
VaSID All-State in attack

2020

Inside Lacrosse All-American (2nd)
Started all six of UVA’s games
No. 8 in the nation and No. 2 in the ACC with 5.83 points per game
No. 12 in the nation and No. 3 in the ACC with 2.67 assists per game
Key member of UVA’s ride, which ranked No. 2 in the nation forcing opponents to only clear at a .737 clip
Notched a career-high 10 points on seven goals and three assists at Brown
Also caused two turnovers against Brown
Had eight points on six assists and two goals against High Point

2019

USILA All-American (HM)
All-ACC
NCAA All-Tournament Team
ACC All-Tournament Team
Led the ACC with 43 assists and 89 points
No. 8 in the nation with 89 points
No. 8 in the nation with 43 assists
First 40-goal, 40-assist player in UVA program history
Broke Doug Knight’s (86) program record for points in a season with 89
Started all 20 of UVA’s games
Scored 10 goals and 11 assists for 21 points in the NCAA Tournament
Scored two goals including the overtime winner against Maryland in the NCAA quarterfinal round
Dished out seven assists in the NCAA first round against Robert Morris
Recorded 16 multi-goal games
Had eight games with three or more goals
Key member of the UVA ride, finishing with 45 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers
Scored at least one goal in all 20 games
Threw out a “first pitch” with 2019 teammate Dox Aitken at a Philadelphia Phillies games after UVA won the NCAA title
All-ACC Academic

2018

ACC Freshman of the Year
Named to the All-ACC Tournament team
Appeared in 17 of UVA’s 18 games with 12 starts
Given the night off against VMI
Scored 19 goals and dished out 15 assists for 34 points
Also picked up 25 ground balls and caused five turnovers
His 34 points rank No. 2 all-time among UVA freshman midfielders
His 19 goals ties him with Larry LeDoyen (1983) and Jay Jalbert (1997) for No. 2 all-time among UVA freshman midfielders
Posted four goals and four assists in the ACC Tournament
Talled a season-best four goals against Syracuse in the ACC Tournament
Recorded six multi-goal games
All-ACC Academic selection

HIGH SCHOOL

Listed as the No. 4 recruit in the country by Inside Lacrosse
Listed as the No. 1 midfielder in the country by Inside Lacrosse
Under Armour All-American
Four-time first-team All-Central League
Four-time first-team All-Delaware County
Four-time first-team all-state
Three-time All-American
Central League MVP in 2015 and 2016
Four-time Garnet Valley Team MVP
Finished with 156 career goals and 173 career assists for 329 points
Three-time Under Armour Underclass Philadelphia Team
Under Armour Underclass All-Tournament team in 2016
Holds Garnet Valley record for playoff points (68), playoff goals (39), playoff assists (29) and goals in a playoff game (7)
Also played soccer and was an All-Delaware County honorable mention as a junior
Named first-team All-Delaware County and first-team All-Central League as a senior (Soccer)
Captain as a junior and senior (Soccer)

PERSONAL

Son of Timothy and Michelle Moore
Has two brothers, Brian and Shawn, and both played collegiate soccer
Uncle, Scott Moore, played lacrosse at Rutgers (1987-1991)
Cousin, Alex Moore, played lacrosse at North Carolina and helped the Tar Heels win the 2016 NCAA women’s national championship
Pursuing a Masters degree in Public Policy

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