DeSales University Athletics

Laura LeVan Moog was a standout member of the women’s tennis team from 2002-05 graduating from DeSales University Cum Laude in 2007 with Bachelor of Arts in elementary and special education.
 
LeVan Moog still holds numerous records at DeSales including ranking third all-time in singles wins (46) and fourth all-time in doubles wins (38).  She is second all-time in singles wins at the #1 flight (37) and is first all-time in doubles wins in the #1 flight (34).  LeVan Moog finished her career 46-12 all-time in singles and 38-16 all-time in doubles.
 
She was named First-Team All-Conference three times (2003, 2004, 2005) and Second-Team All-Conference once (2002).  Levan Moog was named the MAC Freedom Rookie of the Year in 2002 and was honored as the MAC Freedom Player of the Year twice in 2003 and 2005.
 
She won the MAC Individual Tournament title in the #1 flight as a senior in 2005 and reached the semifinals as a sophomore.  LeVan Moog also teamed with Liz Guidon in 2005 to win the MAC Doubles Tournament title at the #1 flight and was a key member of the 2005 MAC Freedom championship team playing at the #1 singles and double spot.
 
Following her senior year she was named the Dr. John Compardo Female Athlete of the Year and was honored by the Lehigh Valley Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (LVAIAW) Women’s Tennis Athlete of the Year.  She also served as the Vice President for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee while at DeSales.
 
A Lehigh Valley resident her entire life, LeVan Moog was a standout tennis player at Parkland High School winning the District II doubles championship as a senior.
 
Following her graduation from DeSales she continued her studies in curriculum and instruction in the field of English to students of other languages and received her Masters in Education Summa Cum Laude from Concordia University in 2011.  While at DeSales she achieved membership in the Kappa Delta Pi AAX chapter of the International Honor Society in education and traveled with the National Youth Leadership Forum International Mission on Education in Australia.