North Marion High senior girls soccer goalkeeper Kayla Moore signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Garrett College, choosing the junior college over West Virginia University and Fairmont State University. Moore plans to major in Sports Management at Garrett College before pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.

Why It Matters

Moore's decision to continue her soccer career at Garrett College highlights the opportunities available at smaller institutions and the significance of being personally welcomed by a team.

By the Numbers
  • Moore finished her senior year with seven shutouts and 140 saves on 177 shots.
  • She received three All-Region selections and two All-Conference selections from the Big X.
State of Play
  • Kayla Moore leaves North Marion High as a four-year starter and decorated alumnae of the girls soccer program.
  • Garrett College women’s soccer head coach Brandon Jackson expressed eagerness to have Moore on his team, emphasizing her athletic ability and potential for development.
What's Next

Moore aims to major in Sports Management at Garrett College before completing her bachelor’s in Criminal Justice at another school and pursuing a career as a game warden.

Bottom Line

Kayla Moore's signing with Garrett College marks an important step in her soccer career, showcasing the value of finding the right fit in a collegiate sports program.