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Moore plays an active role in both on-campus and off-campus activities. Prior to arriving in Athens, Moore served two years as an assistant coach with Creighton. While at Creighton, Moore worked with the outfielders and catchers while assisting with the hitters. He also served in the role as camp coordinator for all on-campus camps. Creighton won back-to-back Missouri Valley Conference titles in the 2011 and '12 seasons. The 2011 team finished with a 45-16 record and a trip to the NCAA Championship Corvallis Regional. That year, one of Moore's outfielders, Trevor Adams, was drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 16th round. Moore also coached a Freshman All-America outfielder in Mike Gerber, who was later a 15th round draft pick by the Detroit Tigers. In 2012, Creighton finished as the runner-up at the NCAA Championship Los Angeles Regional. One of Moore's catchers, Anthony Bemboom, was drafted by the Los Angeles Angels in the 22nd Round. From 2006-10, Moore was the head coach at Western Texas College, a two-year school located in Snyder, Texas. In arguable one of the toughest conferences and regions in junior college baseball in the country, Moore took over a program that had won 13 games prior to his arrival and transformed it into a team that won 28 after year four. His final recruiting class won 37 games and reached the regional tournament for the first time in program history. In that time period, Moore saw several of his players move onto the Division I and Division II levels to continue their careers. Also, while at WTC, Moore had four of his players drafted - first baseman Mitch Delaney (New York Yankees), outfielder George Agyapong-Mensah (Toronto Blue Jays), catcher Nick Studer (Toronto Blue Jays) and right-handed pitcher Jared McCrummen (Colorado Rockies). Before moving on to the Westerners, Moore spent three years at Tennessee Tech as an assistant and recruiting coordinator under head coach Matt Bragga. Moore's last recruiting class wound up winning an Ohio Valley Conference Championship in 2008 and beating the University of Alabama in the NCAA Clemson Regional. While at TTU, Moore worked with the infielders, outfielders, and hitters. He was also in charge of all scouting of opponents, field maintenance and travel arrangements. Four players in Moore's two recruiting classes were drafted - catcher Corey Kemp (Pittsburgh Pirates), outfielder Jake New (Los Angeles Dodgers), right-handed pithcer Patrick Cole (Baltimore Orioles) and left-handed pitcher Adam Liberatore (Tampa Bay). Moore, a native of Fremont, Neb., was a four-year letter winner and all-conference academic performer at the University of Nebraska, playing for coaches Dave Van Horn and Rob Childress. In 1999, Nebraska won the Big 12 tournament championship and go on to the NCAA Columbus Regional. Moore shares the school record for most runs batted in with 10 against Chicago State. He graduated with a degree in finance and also boasts an MBA from Lake Erie College, where he served as a graduate assistant. Out of Archbishop Bergan High School, Moore was an all-state football selection and a 65th round draft pick of the St. Louis Cardinals. Moore resides in Athens with his wife, Alison, and their two sons, Jaxon (7) and Easton (2).

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[McWilliams] serves as the Director of Player Development, assisting primarily with the pitchers and infielders.   Last year, McWilliams finished his playing career at University of Arkansas - Little Rock while earning his Masters in sports management. There, he started in all 50 games in 2022, hit .382 (third in the Sun Belt Conference) with 10 homeruns and 50 RBIs (eight in the SBC). McWilliams finished in the top 10 in the Sun Belt in several offensive categories, including hits (73, seventh), slugging (.634, eighth), and OPS (1.079, seventh), as well as finishing the season on a 16-game hit streak, the longest streak in the Sun Belt all season.   McWilliams finished the 2021 season with a .300 batting average and one home run in seven games before sustaining a season-ending injury. Notably, he recorded the first ever hit at Oklahoma State's brand-new ballpark, O'Brate Stadium. Later the same game, he hit the first home run by an Oklahoma State opponent in the new stadium  Prior to Little Rock, McWilliams spent the 2018-20 seasons with Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio. He was an All-Conference selection for the NCAC as a two-way player in both 2018 and 2019, hitting .414 and .392 in those years, respectively. After his senior season was cut short due to Covid-19, McWilliams graduated with a bachelors in mathematics.   McWilliams began his career at Florida Southern College in 2017, spending one season with the Moccasins as a pitcher.  McWilliams is from Shaker Heights, Ohio. He was a four-year letter winner at Shaker Heights High School in baseball as well a two-year letter winner in golf.