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International Success
• Led off South Africa's bronze-medal winning 400-meter freestyle relay (3:29.52) and took seventh in the 100 freestyle (51.87), ninth in the 50 backstroke (27.24), 10th in the 200 back (2:06.71), 11th in the 100 back (58.67) and 13th in the 50 free (24.13) in the 2006 Junior World Championships
• Moore's 51.42 time leading off the 400-free relay set a course record for the 100 free in the 2006 junior worlds
• Competed for South Africa in the 2005/06 FINA World Cup
Cal Success
• In the 2008 NCAA Championships, anchored Cal's third-place 200-yard medley relay (1:16.94), swam the second leg of Cal's 10th-place 800-freestyle relay (6:26.06), posted a 19.93 in the 50 freestyle, swam a 43.65 in the 100 free and notched a 49.12 in the 100 backstroke
• The 200-medley relay time from NCAAs ranks third all time at Cal
• Anchored the winning 200-yard free relay (1:17.99; 19.84 split), placed sixth in the 100 back (48.29), took 12th place in the 50 free (20.18) and finished 14th in the 200 back (1:47.01) in the 2008 Pac-10 Championships
Personal
• Parents are Michael and Laetitia Moore
• Undeclared major
• Born Jan. 28, 1989, in Johannesburg, South Africa
Name a favorite thing at Cal that you can't find at home in South Africa.
Christmas during winter and Mexican food.
How is training at Cal different from how it was back home?
The sense of camaraderie we have within the team is far greater than what I have experienced ever before. Everyone is dedicated to a something greater than themselves; helping one another to team as well as individual goals, which makes it a fun and inspiring environment to be in.
What is your favorite memory from your time at Cal?
Watching the sun set over the golden gate from the top of the Berkeley Hills with friends.
