Drury University Men's Track

Moreno will enter his first full year as Drury Universitys head coach for mens and womens cross country in addition to mens and womens track and field.   The native of Independence, Missouri was named to the position on December 9, 2015. Moreno brings an extensive and successful coaching background to Drury after spending the previous two years at NCAA Division II Northwood (Michigan) University, a program competitive in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as well as at the national level.   Moreno spent four years (2008-2012) at Florida Southern (NCAA-II) where he built upon a tradition rich cross country program and started the colleges first track and field teams. He guided the mens cross country team to three Sunshine State Conference championships, qualified for the NCAA-II national meet in 2008 and 2010, and led the womens cross country team to a pair of second place conference finishes.   Before his time at Florida Southern, Moreno started the cross country and track teams at William Woods (NAIA) in Fulton, Missouri, where his teams won three women's cross country titles in the American Midwest Conference and one mens conference championship. He was named Coach of the Year in the AMC three times.   Moreno had a pair of stints as an assistant coach at his alma mater, the University of Central Missouri, from 2000-04 and again in the 2012-13 season. He began his coaching career at the high school level at Warrensburg High from 1995-2003, serving as head cross country and assistant track coach, a period highlighted by his girls team capturing a state championship in 2003 and his boys squad finishing second in 2000.   As an intercollegiate athlete at UCM, Moreno was a four year lettermen in both cross country and track, claiming All-MIAA honors 10 times in his career. He was a member of a 1993 Mules squad that finished fifth nationally in cross country and later was inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame.   Moreno earned his degree in Business Administration-Management from Central Missouri in December of 1994. He also earned his Master's degree in Educational Technology from UCM in August of 2001.      

Moreno will enter his first full year as Drury Universitys head coach for mens and womens cross country in addition to mens and womens track and field.   The native of Independence, Missouri was named to the position on December 9, 2015. Moreno brings an extensive and successful coaching background to Drury after spending the previous two years at NCAA Division II Northwood (Michigan) University, a program competitive in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as well as at the national level.   Moreno spent four years (2008-2012) at Florida Southern (NCAA-II) where he built upon a tradition rich cross country program and started the colleges first track and field teams. He guided the mens cross country team to three Sunshine State Conference championships, qualified for the NCAA-II national meet in 2008 and 2010, and led the womens cross country team to a pair of second place conference finishes.   Before his time at Florida Southern, Moreno started the cross country and track teams at William Woods (NAIA) in Fulton, Missouri, where his teams won three women's cross country titles in the American Midwest Conference and one mens conference championship. He was named Coach of the Year in the AMC three times.   Moreno had a pair of stints as an assistant coach at his alma mater, the University of Central Missouri, from 2000-04 and again in the 2012-13 season. He began his coaching career at the high school level at Warrensburg High from 1995-2003, serving as head cross country and assistant track coach, a period highlighted by his girls team capturing a state championship in 2003 and his boys squad finishing second in 2000.   As an intercollegiate athlete at UCM, Moreno was a four year lettermen in both cross country and track, claiming All-MIAA honors 10 times in his career. He was a member of a 1993 Mules squad that finished fifth nationally in cross country and later was inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame.   Moreno earned his degree in Business Administration-Management from Central Missouri in December of 1994. He also earned his Master's degree in Educational Technology from UCM in August of 2001.      

Moreno will enter his first full year as Drury Universitys head coach for mens and womens cross country in addition to mens and womens track and field.   The native of Independence, Missouri was named to the position on December 9, 2015. Moreno brings an extensive and successful coaching background to Drury after spending the previous two years at NCAA Division II Northwood (Michigan) University, a program competitive in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as well as at the national level.   Moreno spent four years (2008-2012) at Florida Southern (NCAA-II) where he built upon a tradition rich cross country program and started the colleges first track and field teams. He guided the mens cross country team to three Sunshine State Conference championships, qualified for the NCAA-II national meet in 2008 and 2010, and led the womens cross country team to a pair of second place conference finishes.   Before his time at Florida Southern, Moreno started the cross country and track teams at William Woods (NAIA) in Fulton, Missouri, where his teams won three women's cross country titles in the American Midwest Conference and one mens conference championship. He was named Coach of the Year in the AMC three times.   Moreno had a pair of stints as an assistant coach at his alma mater, the University of Central Missouri, from 2000-04 and again in the 2012-13 season. He began his coaching career at the high school level at Warrensburg High from 1995-2003, serving as head cross country and assistant track coach, a period highlighted by his girls team capturing a state championship in 2003 and his boys squad finishing second in 2000.   As an intercollegiate athlete at UCM, Moreno was a four year lettermen in both cross country and track, claiming All-MIAA honors 10 times in his career. He was a member of a 1993 Mules squad that finished fifth nationally in cross country and later was inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame.   Moreno earned his degree in Business Administration-Management from Central Missouri in December of 1994. He also earned his Master's degree in Educational Technology from UCM in August of 2001.      

Moreno will enter his first full year as Drury Universitys head coach for mens and womens cross country in addition to mens and womens track and field.   The native of Independence, Missouri was named to the position on December 9, 2015. Moreno brings an extensive and successful coaching background to Drury after spending the previous two years at NCAA Division II Northwood (Michigan) University, a program competitive in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as well as at the national level.   Moreno spent four years (2008-2012) at Florida Southern (NCAA-II) where he built upon a tradition rich cross country program and started the colleges first track and field teams. He guided the mens cross country team to three Sunshine State Conference championships, qualified for the NCAA-II national meet in 2008 and 2010, and led the womens cross country team to a pair of second place conference finishes.   Before his time at Florida Southern, Moreno started the cross country and track teams at William Woods (NAIA) in Fulton, Missouri, where his teams won three women's cross country titles in the American Midwest Conference and one mens conference championship. He was named Coach of the Year in the AMC three times.   Moreno had a pair of stints as an assistant coach at his alma mater, the University of Central Missouri, from 2000-04 and again in the 2012-13 season. He began his coaching career at the high school level at Warrensburg High from 1995-2003, serving as head cross country and assistant track coach, a period highlighted by his girls team capturing a state championship in 2003 and his boys squad finishing second in 2000.   As an intercollegiate athlete at UCM, Moreno was a four year lettermen in both cross country and track, claiming All-MIAA honors 10 times in his career. He was a member of a 1993 Mules squad that finished fifth nationally in cross country and later was inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame.   Moreno earned his degree in Business Administration-Management from Central Missouri in December of 1994. He also earned his Master's degree in Educational Technology from UCM in August of 2001.