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Kade's freshman year showed a lot of promise. Moeller did have some struggles to consistently find the form to be a difference maker during the fall 2017 season. In the fall Kade amassed the following stats; 9 Shots, 1 Goal, 2 Fouls, 1 Start and 32 Halves Played. In 2017, Moeller played behind two sophomore forwards who were all region players.
The off-season and spring of 2018 was good for Kade. Kade continued to improve his strength and skills as a forward and as a complete soccer player. Even though Kade was unable to compete in any of the spring scrimmages his growth was evident every time he scrimmaged with the squad through our many spring practices.
Moeller is a pretty good student and is on track to graduate with his Associates Degree in May of 2019.
As a sophomore we at Western know that Kade will find more time on the field and this will result in more shots and goals. Moeller's size and speed will be a headache for our opponents in 2018. He can beat defenses with not just his speed but also with his ability to find space and the pressure he can provide. Welcome back Kade, good luck in 2018.
