Batted .298 last season and saw action in 33 games, while started 29 times… Had 25 hits and scored 25 times, while he led the team by being hit by 15 pitches… Led the team with a .464 on-base percentage and showed some speed with seven stolen bases in 10 attempts… Batted .338 against right-handed pitchers… Had seven multiple-hit games, including a 3-for-3 effort with three runs scored against Compton College… Had a season-long eight-game hitting streak that saw his average jump from .291 to .321… As a senior in high school, he was rated as one of the top three outfielders in the state of Colorado and was named the Palisade Chamber of Commerce Student-Athlete of the Year… Earned 1^st Team All-Western Slope Conference honors after batting .463 with two home runs and 44 RBI… Also earned the team’s Most Valuable Player and Big Bat awards… As a junior, he was named the league’s Most Valuable Player and 1^st Team all-league after batting .497 with eight home runs and 36 RBI… Spent three years on the baseball team and two years on the football team… As a senior, he helped lead the football team to the state championship and was the team’s top wide receiver… Football team won the league title and reached the state championship game as a junior… Most memorable moment was when he went 4-for-5 with two triples, a home run and a double… Also credits winning the state championship in football as a memorable moment… Father played baseball at Long Beach State, while his grandfather played professional baseball for the Seattle Raineers and the Seattle Pilots… His uncle, Jon Geldbach, played football for the Falcons and another uncle that played baseball at Cypress College... had an aunt played tennis at Fullerton College and another played softball at Fullerton College… Likes to play the drums in his spare time… Has six siblings – Brian (24), Adam (22), Rachel (20), Jeremy (18), Clint (15) and Alicia (13)… Is the son of Steve Moore and Sara Keyworth… Born in Artesia, CA on April 13, 1986…..