After 22 seasons as head coach of Westmont Men’s Basketball, Coach Moore has accumulated a record of 444-235 (.654) at Westmont and an overall record of 523-309 (.629) in 27 years as a collegiate head coach.

"Coaching and teaching is more meaningful for me today than it was eight to ten years ago," said Moore.  "It is more significant because of the kinds of things that are important in coaching.  Someone once said to me, ‘You don’t have a philosophy of coaching until you get to 15 years as a head coach.’ I discounted that originally, but there was a point for me, and it was in that 15-year range, that I realized that I had a philosophy of coaching – that makes it more meaningful for me and more meaningful for my players."

His accomplishments at Westmont include three Golden State Athletic Conference tournament championships and one regular season championship. Moore’s teams have made nine trips to the NAIA national tournament, including finishing as runner-up in 2015 and a NAIA semifinal appearance in 1999.

Moore has coached 33 All-GSAC players at Westmont, ten NAIA All-Americans, and 15 NAIA Scholar-Athletes. In addition, each senior in his program has graduated with a degree from Westmont. He is a two-time GSAC Coach of the Year (1998-99, 2012-13) and was named the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table College Coach of the Year in 2015.

“We come to coach because there is a relational element which becomes more significant the deeper you get into it,” said Moore. “The success is always going to be meaningful.  We are competitors as coaches.  But there is a greater success that lies in a meaningful life.”

Moore first came to Westmont in 1976. He was a highly sought after point guard at Cypress College and has since been inducted into the Cypress College Athletic Hall of Fame. In May of 2011, Moore was honored as the Outstanding Alumnus of Cypress College.