University of Denver Athletics

Honors and Awards:
Summit League All-Tournament Team (2018)…Summit League Second Team (2018)…Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week (9/4/18)…Summit League All-Newcomer Team.
 
2018:
Played in 12 matches, making 11 starts in his first season with the Pioneers and final collegiate campaign….Saw 872 minutes of action…Scored three goals and added six assists…Missed just over a month of the campaign due to injury…Had five points in his first two matches in Crimson and Gold, tallying two assists in the Pioneers 4-0 win over Monmouth and scoring a goal and assisting on the winner against No. 3 Washington…Scored a free kick in the NCAA Tournament against Air force, and tallied three assists in the final six matches of the season.

2017 (Colorado Mesa):
Transfer from Colorado Mesa....2017 United Soccer Coaches' Division II First Team All-America selection...Led the Mavericks with 34 points on 13 goals and eight assists in 21 matches...Played PDL for FC Tucson in the Summer of 2017, earning Mountain Region MVP Honors. 

2016 (Colorado Mesa): 
Played in and started in the NCAA Tournament against Midwestern State...All-South Central Region selection...All-RMAC First Team...Set a school record with 10 assists during the season...Had two assists against both MSU Denver and S.D. Mines.

2015 (Colorado Mesa): 
Played in the NCAA Tournament against Midwestern State...RMAC All-Tournament team...Played in 20 matches and started 19 of them...Finished the season with six goals and five assists...Had two goals in the win over Westminster on Sept. 25.

Personal:
Born on August 23, 1994 in BeerSheva, Israel...Son of Abraham and Ruth...Has three siblings Meital, Sheli and Gilor...Chose DU because of its academic choices and the coaching staff's passion for the game of soccer.

Jamie Franks on Moshe Perez
"We're extremely excited to welcome Moshe's passion and maturity into the group. He's a competitive guy who wants to win. He understands what the level is like in our program, and his experience can offer some of our younger guys great leadership. He's a guy that you don't see often in college. He's a true No. 10 that can play in-between the lines, he can slip in final passes and he can score and create goals. We're looking for him to be creative and to bring his experience to the Pioneers."