Shady Side Academy alum Skyy Moore scores touchdown for Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII win
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Skyy Moore has gone from WPIAL standout to Super Bowl champion as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Moore, a New Kensington native and Shady Side Academy alum came up big, scoring a touchdown late in the game for the Chiefs.
TOUCHDOWN SKYY MOORE ‘19!!! #SSAalumni https://t.co/2JQ3TDaNtY
— Shady Side Academy (@shady_side) February 13, 2023
His 4-yard touchdown catch put the Chiefs ahead in the 4th quarter. The Eagles would tie the game, with the Chiefs winning the game with a field goal as time ticked down on the clock.
With the touchdown, Moore became just the fourth player from the WPIAL or the City League to score a touchdown in the Super Bowl in the last 40 years.
Shady Side Academy’s Skyy Moore joins Woodland Hills’ Rob Gronkowski, Aliquippa’s Ty Law and Allderdice’s Curtis Martin as WPIAL/City League players to score TDs in the Super Bowl in the last 40 years.
— Brad Everett (@BREAL412) February 13, 2023
He joins Woodland Hills' Rob Gronkowski, Aliquippa's Ty Law, and Allderdice's Curtis Martin on the exclusive list.