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Moyer was also a two-sport athlete who helped lead the Rangers to a highly-successful period in both field hockey and softball. She did not miss a game in field hockey, starting 85 straight contests at forward. She guided the Rangers to a 55-30 record and four-straight MAC Freedom Conference titles along with a NCAA tournament berth in 2004. She was honored as an NFHCA Third-Team All-American and was also named a Freedom Conference Tri-Player of the Year in 2004, when she scored 16 goals and dished out a still-standing school record 19 assists. A three-time, First-Team All-Freedom Conference selection, Moyer piled up 151 points on 52 goals and 47 assists. At the time of her Hall of Fame induction, she still held Drew’s career assists record and also ranked third in points and fourth in goals.
 
In softball, Moyer was a three-year starter and was honored as a NFCA Second Team All-Region pick in 2003, when she stole 18 bases, a school record that she shared at the time of her induction. A career .305 hitter, she finished with 25 steals for her career, a mark that ranks fourth in school history. She helped the Rangers to a 65-40 record and an MAC Freedom Conference playoff appearance in 2003.