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Falcon Fodder: One of eight seniors on the team • one of five British Columbia natives on this year's roster • good skater. 2000-01: Played in 36 games •assisted on game-tying goal Nov. 4 at Northern Michigan •scored overtime goal March 9 against Miami to advance the Falcons to the CCHA play-in game • six of eight assists came against CCHA opponents. 1999-2000: Played in every game • five of his seven goals came on the power play • had two four-game point streaks and two three-game point streaks • had two goals in a game twice •had a point in 19 of BG's last 27 games (6-18--24) • was on the ice for 61 of BG's 115 goals • team-leader with 19 assists and 18 power-play points • scored first goal of the game at Neb.-Omaha • earned a game-winning assist at Lake Superior • named to the CCHA All-Academic Honorable Mention team. 1998-99: Played in all 38 games • scored first goal (power play) vs. Northeastern (Oct. 17) • had two assists including the game-winner Nov. 6 at Northern Michigan • five of his six goals came during Falcon power plays • named CCHA Rookie of the Week for Nov. 6-7 split at Northern Michigan • registered two assists and had a plus/minus rating of +3 in the weekend series • named to the Bauer/CCHA All-Rookie Honorable Mention team • was on the ice for 57 of BG's 126 goals. Pre-College: Played for the Penticton Panthers where he was a teammate of fellow Falcon Scott Hewson • voted to the British Columbia (Junior) Hockey League's (BCHL) first all-star team for 1997-98 • selected as the Panthers top defenseman for '97-98 • recorded eight goals and 64 assists for 72 points in 60 games his final year of juniors • was assessed 98 penalty minutes in '97-98 • Panthers won the 1997-98 BCHL championship • recorded 17 goals & 115 assists in 161 junior games with 196 penalty minutes. Personal: Full name--Grady Adam Moore • born May 21, 1978, in Kimberley, British Columbia • son of Laurie and Yvonne Moore • has a brother named Jacey • majoring in purchasing and production • maintained a 3.20 grade-point average through 2001 spring semester • made the Dean's List for the 1998 fall semester after recording a 4.00 gpa • shoots right • 1996 graduate of Penticton Secondary School in Penticton, British Columbia • named to the school honor roll all four years of high school • father played professional hockey in Germany • enjoys weightlifting and golfing. Streaks -- Longest Point Streak: 4 games (twice) -- most recently 12/29/99 vs. Rensselaer to 1/14/00 vs. Ohio State (3-3--6); Longest Goal Streak: 2 games -- 12/30/99 vs. Union to 1/8/00 vs. Miami (3-1--4); Longest Assist Streak: 3 games (twice) -- most recently 1/21/00 vs. Alabama-Huntsville to 1/28/00 vs. Northern Michigan (0-3--3)
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