|
Justin Moore |
Head Coach of Women's Crew jmoore@williams.edu 413-597-3274 |
The Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) voted Moore the Division III Coach of the Year in 2006, 2008 & 2009. He has been named the national Division III Coach of the Year four times in his tenure as the Ephs' head coach.
Moore was named by US Rowing as the Women's Junior National Team coach in the fall of 2008, but his national team duties do not conflict with his duties at Williams.
|
|
| Justin Moore celebrates the
gold medal with the US 8+ at the 2009 World Rowing Junior Championships in France. |
Moore was recognized by Sports Illustrated magazine as a "Faces in the Crowd" selectee in their October 12, 2009 edition for his incredible 2008-09 intercollegiate year and winning the World Junior Eight title in France.
Throughout his career, Moore has also coached many other elite rowers with the US Rowing Development and Pre-Elite Camps, the US Junior National Teams, and Under-23 National Team in 1997.
Moore spent the academic year 2006-07 on sabbatical, working with the Canadian National Teams and coaches at the east-coast training center in London, Ontario and the west-coast training center in Victoria British Columbia. During the year Moore studied under three FISA World Coaches of the Year, Al Morrow of Canada, Mike Spraklen of Great Britain and Bent Jensen of Denmark.
Moore holds a master’s degree in coaching from Central Michigan University. His keystone essay, "Leadership in Coaching: An Integrated Model," was published in the Encyclopedia of Leadership, Berkshire Press, 2004. A respected leader in his field, Moore has presented on rowing and training at numerous clubs and colleges, as well as the US Rowing Annual Convention and the CRCA Coaches Academy.
In addition to his coaching duties at Williams, Moore serves as a lab instructor for the Biology of Exercise and Nutrition with Professor Steve Swope. Moore is an avid masters rower, cyclist and triathlete. He has completed five Ironman distance triathlons, including the 2001 Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.
Justin lives in Williamstown with his wife Lisa and two children, Quincy and Mackenzie.
Justin Moore
2000 Div. 3 National Coach of the Year
2000 Jimmy Joy Canadian Coaches Women's Coach of
the Year
2000 New England Division III Women's Coach of the Year
2006 NCAA Division III CRCA National Coach of the Year
2008 NCAA Division III CRCA National Coach of the Year
2009 NCAA Division III CRCA National Coach of the Year
2009 Coach of US Junior National Women's
8+that
captured the gold medal at the World Rowing Junior
Championships
NCAA Div. 3 Rowing Championships for Women
2002, 2006, 2007*, 2008 & 2009 --
Champions
2003 -- 3rd
2005 -- 5th
*Williams team won while Moore was on sabbatical
in Canada
Little Three Champions:
2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 & 2009
22 All-Americans
24 National Scholar-Athletes
Katherine Robinson '09 silver
medalist at U23 World Championships
in US quad boat
Summer of 2003 -- assistant coach at the U.S.
Women's National Team Development Camp at the Vesper Boat Club in
Philadelphia. The U.S. teams won the Intermediate 8+, the Senior 8+
and the Senior "B" 8+ at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta
2000: New England Champions & All Points Trophy; Avaya Championships Champion; Champion International Regatta Champions; Invited to NCAA All-Divisions Rowing Championships
2001: New England
Champions & All Points Trophy; Avaya Championships Champions;
Invited to NCAA All-Divisions Rowing Championships
2002: NCAA Div. III Varsity 8+and Team
Champions, Indianapolis, IN
2004: NCAA Div. III 3rd Place Varsity 8+ and Team, Sacramento, CA
2005: NESCAC Champions; NCAA Div. III 5th Place Varsity 8+ and Team, Sacramento, CA
2006: New England Champions & All Points Trophy; ECAC Champions; New England and ECAC Team Points Trophy Winner; NCAA Div. III 2nd Varsity 8+ and 1st Place Team
2006-07: spent academic year on sabbatical in Canada working with Canadian National Women's Team and guest coach for Canadian Commonwealth and World University Games Team (2006)
2008: New England All Points Champions, NESCAC & ECAC Champions; V2 boat becomes first V2 boat ever to win a heat at NCAA Championships and V1 (2nd) V2 (3rd) in Grand Final as Ephs caputre record third consecutive NCAA title and record fourth overall
2009: New England and NESCAC Champions (ECACs cancelled due to bad weather), New England All Points Champions, V1 boat completes season undefeated leading Williams to a fourth consecutive NCAA title. Eph V1 boat won the NCAA Grand Final and the Eph 2V finished fifth in the Grand Final.
Led US Junior Natioan Women's 8+ to gold medal at World Rowing Junior Championships.
