Wentworth Institute of Technology Men's Cross Country

Moyen serves as the head coach of the mens cross country team, which was elevated to varsity status in the fall of 2014. In the programs inaugural season, Moyen coached the team to a runner up finish at the Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship, an eighth-place (of 43 teams) finish at the ECAC Championship and a 17th-place finish (of 54 teams) at NCAA Regionals. During the regular season the team had five top three finishes including a victory at the Tri-State Invitational. Additionally, the team featured four All-CCC runners, three CCC rookies of the week, an ECAC rookie of the week and a CCC runner of the week. Moyen is a native of Leominster, Mass. where he was a three sport athlete competing on the golf, track & field and baseball teams at Leominster High School.  During his time on the track & field team he competed in the 300m, 4 x 400m relay and was a key member of the school record holding 4 x 200m relay. Upon arriving at Wentworth, his competition in track & field came to an end with Wentworth not sponsoring the sport. However, he went on to have a stellar baseball career for the Leopards as a two-time All-CCC honoree, was the 2006 CCC Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year recipient and also ranks among the career leaders in many offensive categories. Moyen graduated from Wentworth with a Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering Technology in 2006 and served as an assistant baseball coach from 2006 until 2015. Moyen, who was inducted into Wentworths Athletic Hall of Fame in 2012, has seen his passion for running resurface in recent years as he has competed in Tough Mudders and other obstacle course races designed to test all around strength, stamina, mental grit and camaraderie. (Updated:  9/7/15)

Roark, who has served as an assistant mens cross country coach at Wentworth for the past two seasons enters his first year coaching Wentworths indoor track team, which debuted as a club sport during the 2015-2016 academic year. A native of Dracut, Mass., Roark competed in cross country, indoor, and outdoor track and, first, Quinnipiac University and then Saint Josephs University, both Division I institutions. While competing in indoor track at Quinnipiac he claimed the Northeast Conference 3000-meter title, was second in the 5000-meter race and for his efforts he was named Northeast Conference Most Outstanding Rookie Performer in 2009. He also helped the Bobcats to an NEC Championship in cross country in 2008 while also earning All-NEC honors for his 11th-place finish at the championships. Roark transferred to Saint Josephs and ran personal bests in track of 3:54.68 in the 1500-meter, 14:48.71 in the 5000-meter, and 9:05.26 in the 3000-meter steeplechase. He qualified for the IC4A Championships twice in indoor track and three times in outdoor track. He earned his Bachelors degree in economics in 2012 and his Masters in Business Administration in 2013. While not coaching, he can be found on campus as he works within the Registrars Office at Wentworth as the transfer credit coordinator. (Updated:  01/28/16)