Texas Woman's University Athletics

Stephanie Ball Moreno came to TWU after a successful career at Katy High School where she earned All-District honors as a junior and senior at setter. She saw limited action as a freshman, playing in 42 of 102 possible games for the Pioneers and averaging 2.19 assists per game. Moreno became a more complete player in her second season under head coach Sandy Troudt as she earned Honorable Mention Academic All-Lone Star Conference honors while recording 4.00 assists and 1.67 digs per game.

In her junior year, Moreno finished the season with a TWU record of 187 setter kills, which still stands today. She finished second in the conference in assists-per-game with 9.4 and fifth in attack percentage with a .287. For those numbers, Moreno was named Second Team All-Lone Star Conference. She was tabbed Academic All-LSC while leading the conference in grade point average and also named GTE Academic All-America for District VI.

After being named captain her senior year in 1992, Moreno helped lead the Pioneers to one of their best seasons under Coach Troudt as the team finished second in the Lone Star Conference with an overall record of 26-14, 7-3 in conference. She established another TWU record by earning 1,651 assists, which was the fifth-highest total in the country. Moreno was named NCAA All-Region and First Team All-LSC at setter and combined that with her second straight Academic All-Conference and GTE Academic All-America for District VI selection.

After graduation, the Katy, Texas native traveled the world, visiting 40 different countries before she settled down in Houston. She is married to John Moreno and currently works for American Express Corporate Services in the travel department. The couple is preparing for a move to San Antonio.