Trey Moses

Trey Moses was born on August 21, 1997, in Louisville, Kentucky. Standing at 6’9″ and playing as a center, he developed his basketball skills at Eastern High School, where he averaged 12.5 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 blocks per game as a junior. He was rated as high as No. 3 in Kentucky’s 2015 recruiting class by Mid-American Basketball Consultants. Moses then attended Ball State University, where he consistently demonstrated strong performance on the court.

During his collegiate career at Ball State, Moses completed his time as the school’s record-holder for games played with 132. He also ranked second in blocks with 139, fourth in rebounds with 905, and eighth in field goal percentage at 53.1%. He accumulated 1,138 career points and recorded 22 double-doubles. His assist total of 284 was the second-highest by any non-guard in the school’s history. These accomplishments led to his recognition as an All-MAC Third Team selection as a junior and a MAC All-Defensive Team choice as a sophomore. In 2020, he received the NCAA Inspiration Award for his work supporting Riley Children’s Hospital through Ball State’s Dance Marathon.

After graduating from Ball State University in 2019, Moses transitioned to playing professional basketball overseas. He has played for various teams in Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Portugal, and Switzerland. Teams he has played for include Beroe (Bulgaria), Ovarense (Portugal), Apollon Limassol (Cyprus), Kilsyth Cobras (Australia), Lusitania (Portugal), Gmunden (Austria), Vitoria SC (Portugal), and most recently, Lugano Tigers (Switzerland). Beyond his athletic career, Moses is an advocate for mental health, openly sharing his experiences.