July 10, 2003

Boca Raton - Trina Maso de Moya, Florida Atlantic University's first player to make a Women's United Soccer Association roster scored her first point for the Philadelphia Charge, July 5. Maso de Moya was inserted into the game with Philadelphia trailing 0-1, due to an injury to the Charges primary striker. Just a few minutes after the injured player was removed from the field, San Diego made a long run toward the Charge goal. Philadelphia's Melissa Moore made a save and punted the ball to the other end.

Maso de Moya gathered the ball and passed it to Stacey Tullock who scored and tied the game. Philadelphia, which has suffered through various injuries this season, is 3-7-4. Maso de Moya has seen action in seven matches with one start, the team's last match played at Washington. To follow Maso de Moya progress with the Charge click on:

http://www.philadelphiacharge.com/players_coaches/players/trina_maso_de_moya/

At FAU, Maso de Moya set six single season records including goals, points, shots, game-winning goals, consecutive games with a goal and consecutive games with a point in her only season. The Atlantic Sun First Team All-Conference player helped guide the Lady Owls to a share of the regular season title, the first in program history.

Prior to playing soccer, Maso de Moya was an Atlantic Coast Conference All-Conference Volleyball Player. There she won the 2000 ACC Player-of-the-Year award and recently was named to the 50th anniversary All-ACC Volleyball team as one of its top 53 all-time volleyball athletes.