Sydney Moss

Sydney Moss is the Assistant Coach for the Women's Basketball Program at St. Thomas University. Prior to coaching, Moss played her college basketball career at the University of Florida and Thomas More University (KY.), and is one of the most accomplished players in Saints history.

As a junior, Moss repeated as the NCAA DII Player of the Year in the WBCA, D3Hoops.com and Women's DIII News, while also being recognized as the PAC Player of the Year and First-Team All-PAC member. Moss led the Saints to the NCAA DIII Championship, breaking the NCAA all-division scoring record in men's or women's tournaments, scoring 197 points in six games.

Moss transferred to Thomas More University for her sophomore and junior campaigns, leading the Saints to a NCAA DIII National Championship in 2014-15. In her sophomore season, Moss won all three Division III National Player of the Year awards: WBCA Player of the Year, D3Hoops.com Player of the Year and the Women's DIII News Player of the Year, as well as, being named a First-Team All-American by all three organizations. Moss led the nation in scoring (27.8 ppg) and also broke the NCAA DIII record for points in a game, scoring 63 points against Waynesburg University in the Presidents' Athletic Conference Semi-final game. Moss was named the PAC Player of the Year and a First-Team All-PAC member

As a freshman at UF, Moss was named to the 2013 All-Southeastern Conference Freshman Team and to the Women's National Invitational Tournament All-Tournament Team. Moss started in 24-of-37 games, led the Gators in assists (143), finishing second in scoring (11.8 points-per-game), rebounds (6.8 rebounds-per-game) and steals (52).