Trey Moses

Trey Moses is a professional basketball player known for his collegiate achievements and his advocacy for mental health awareness. After an impressive collegiate career that saw him become Ball State University’s all-time record-holder for games played, Trey Moses established himself as a dominant force on the court. His strong foundational skills were evident from high school, where he averaged 12.5 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 blocks per game as a junior, earning recognition as an All-Seventh Region Second Team selection. Rated as high as No.

3 in Kentucky’s 2015 recruiting class by Mid-American Basketball Consultants, Moses also earned MVP honors at the High Potential/Blue-Chip Camp in June 2014, showcasing his early talent and leadership. During his tenure at Ball State, Moses completed his time as the school’s record-holder for career games played with 132. He also ranked second all-time in blocks with 139, fourth in rebounds with 905, and eighth in field goal percentage at 53.1%. Moses accumulated 1,138 career points and recorded 22 double-doubles.

His career has seen him develop as a versatile player, adapting to diverse playing styles across different leagues. Beyond his athletic career, Moses is a dedicated advocate for mental health awareness, openly sharing his personal experiences to inspire others. Moses most recently played professionally for the Lugano Tigers in Switzerland, continuing to demonstrate his prowess on the international stage while championing important social causes.