Gabby Moll's Bio

"Consistency is key - do the work every day, no matter how you feel" is a true representation of my work ethic. I work everyday to maintain high fitness through running, cross training, attending clinics and studying film.My coaches describe my best qualities as stamina, coachability and a passion for the game.My determination to improve drives me towards challenges and be a team leader.I am looking to play hockey at a highly competitive collegiate level at an academically competitive school.

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Academics

GPA	3.91
AP Classes	AP Chemistry and AP Spanish
Honors Classes	Honors American Literature and Honors Chemistry

Measurements

Height	5'5"
Dominant Hand	Right
Squat	150 lbs
Deadlift	150 lbs

Green and White Awards

6/3

For being a school-recognized well-rounded student both academically and as a person [from Spanish 3, World History].

Scholar Athlete Award

12/18

Achieving a 3.2 or better GPA while participating in Athletics.

Certificate of Championship

12/18

The winning field hockey team within a specific division [SCVAL]. The certificate formally recognizes the team's achievement in becoming the division champion for that season.

Green + White Award

6/3

Being a school-recognized well-rounded student both academically and as a person.

MVP

12/9

Chosen as the Most Valuable Player [Freshman]

Scholar Athlete Award

12/9

For achieving a 3.2 or better GPA while participating in Athletics

All League Team Player

12/9

Recognized by a league's coaches and officials as one of the best performers in their specific league or conference for that season

Beth Am Temple Youth Board Member

Vice President, Social Action Director

Lead, plan and budget social justice events for teens in my synagogue and collaborate with local organizations to create enriching volunteering opportunities.

Beth Am Hebrew School

Teacher Assistant

Created lesson plans & agendas for 1st & 3rd & 4th graders, managed class size of 12-15 children, received various babysitting offers, & encouraged extending Jewish values to everyday ideas.