Amy Moreau

Personal: Moreau has a diverse range of interests. She earned her bachelor's degree in sport management and her master's degree in business analytics at UMass. In high school, she was a three-sport athlete, competing in soccer, indoor track and field, and lacrosse. She also joined the outdoor track and field team during her senior year. In her free time, Moreau enjoys hiking, reading, going to the beach, skiing, exploring new coffee shops, and spending time with her loved ones. She is a proud dog owner and has a dog named Roger. Moreau credits UMass women's lacrosse coach Jana Drummond, as well as her high school coaches Erin Lloyd and Marcus Labombard, for making a difference in her life. If she wasn't playing lacrosse, Moreau would pursue a career as a teacher. She also participated in soccer and track and field while growing up.

International Experience: Moreau has gained international experience as a member of the United States training team for The 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Alabama.

At UMass Amherst: Moreau played for the University of Massachusetts for five years. She started 71 out of 79 games and made a name for herself as a midfielder. She scored 55 goals and provided 21 assists throughout her time at UMass. Moreau is also known for her defensive skills, as she ranks sixth in school history with 74 caused turnovers. She ended her career at UMass with 151 draw controls, placing her fifth on the school's all-time list. In 2023, she was honored as the Atlantic 10 Conference Midfielder of the Year and was selected for the First-Team All-Atlantic 10. She was also named to the IWLCA All-Northeast Region Second Team.

During her graduate year, Moreau had an outstanding season, scoring a career-high 35 goals and providing 15 assists. She led the Minutewomen to an appearance in the NCAA Tournament. One of her standout performances was a game against Saint Joseph's, where she scored five goals. As a team captain during her senior season, Moreau started in all 20 games and contributed 16 goals, six assists, 26 ground balls, and 26 caused turnovers. In her junior year, she started in 16 out of 17 games and collected 17 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers. Additionally, she started in all five games during the COVID-shortened 2020 season and made 11 starts as a freshman.