New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2015-16: Competed in all nine meets for the Highlanders. … posted two 1^st placed finishes in the 200 free (1:46.18) and the 100 fly (52.52) against Bryant. … at the Saint Peter’s/VMI Tri-Meet placed 1^st in the 100 fly (52.48). … helped the Highlanders make program history winning the ECAC Winter Championships placing 1^st in the 200 fly with a personal-best 1:51.18 and the 800 free relay (6:59.10), and placing 2^nd in the 200 medley relay with teammates Scott Quirie, Alex Danielson and Brian Capozzola with an NJIT record breaking time of 1:34.75, also recorded a personal-best time in the 200 free (1:42.99, 4^th place). … placed 1^st in 100 fly (52.55) at Drexel/Howard Tri-Meet. … at the CCSA Championships was part of the NJIT record breaking 400 medley relay team consisting of Quirie, Danielson and Capozzola (3:26.92). … named to 2016 CCSA All-Academic List.

2014-15: Moore broke six school records in his first season as a Highlander at the CCSA Championships: 50 butterfly (23.74), 100 fly (50.79, 10th place), 200 fly (1:51.53, 9th place), 200 medley relay (1:35.90), 400 medley relay (3:29.90) and t800 free relay (6:53.35). ...At the CCSA Winter Championships, he placed sixth in both the 200 freestyle with a season-best time of 1:43.94 and 500 freestyle finishing in 4:43.88. ...He earned CCSA Men's Swimmer of the Week (11/11/14) and was honored on the 2014-15 CCSA All-Academic Team.

Prior to NJIT: Hails from Paso Robles, CA, where he has swam competitively for both Paso Robles High School (Coach Jennifer Brown) and San Luis Obispo Swim Team (Coach Phil Yoshida) ... placed second in the 200 freestyle and 100 butterfly at the 2013 PAC-7 League Championships. ... 2013 California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) automatic bid in the 200 medley relay, 100 butterfly, and 400 freestyle relay. ...all-conference, PAC-7 Athletic League Honors for 2012 & 2013. ... four-year letter winner and senior captain. ...Paso Robles High School Team MVP, 2012 & 2013 and Male Scholar Athlete of the Year in 2013.

Personal: Collin James Moore. .. son of Ed and Juana Moore. ... graduated in 2013 from Paso Robles High School with a 4.2 GPA and enrolled in the Albert Dorman Honors College, majoring in civil engineering. ... born 10/6/95 in San Luis Obispo.

Getting to know Collin Moore ...

Why did you choose NJIT as your university?
NJIT offered both a top level civil engineering program and the opportunity to be a part of a prestigious honor's college.  The campus itself is small and it quickly felt like home for me.

When you were choosing between college swimming programs, what was unique about the NJIT Men's Swimming & Diving program?
The most unique thing about the men's swimming program at NJIT is that it is the only Division 1 school without a women's swim team.  The team is a tightly knit brotherhood and the coaches are there to focus solely on one team.  The team has also been growing and improving constantly over the past few years.

Why did you choose to be part of the NJIT Men's Swimming & Diving program?
I personally chose to be a part of the NJIT Men's Swimming and Diving program because the team felt like family to me, and I knew that I could feel at home even when I would be on the opposite side of the U.S. from my actual home.