University of Vermont Athletics

Moore enters his second season with the Catamounts. He was promoted to the position of assistant coach in June 2018 after serving as the program's director of quality control in 2017. 

Last season, Moore helped the Catamounts capture the program’s third America East regular season crown and first since 2012. By season’s end, UVM had eight All-America East selections – highlighted by sophomore and First Team honoree Aron Runarsson as the league’s Goalkeeper of the Year. Junior transfer Geo Alves also joined Runarsson on the First Team.
 
The 2017 docket included a 4-1 win at Hartwick in the season opener, UVM’s eighth straight season-opening victory and scored the most goals in the first game of the year since 1993. The Cats closed out the regular season with a 1-1 draw at 20th-ranked New Hampshire to claimed the outright regular season title from the Wildcats. 

Keith Moore joined the Catamounts coaching staff as the director of quality control in August of 2017. His roles will include maximizing and monitoring multiple facets of the program encompassing opponent scouting, on-field performance, academic performance, along with tactical and logistical input.

Moore comes to Burlington after spending the previous six seasons at Elmira, including the last four years as head men’s soccer coach. In his four seasons at the helm, a total of 13 players earned Empire 8 All-Conference honors. In 2013, the Soaring Eagles landed seven E8 All-Conference selections – the most for Elmira in over a decade.
 
In 2015, Moore architected one of the greatest turnarounds in program history, transforming a one-win club into an Empire 8 contender in a single season. A nine-game unbeaten streak helped vault Elmira into the E8 Tournament.
 
Prior to his head coaching tenure at Elmira, he served as head coach at Keystone College for two seasons. While at Keystone, he guided the Giants to a 4-4-1 conference mark in 2012, as the team earned a postseason berth for the second straight year. His leadership in guiding the Giants to the playoffs was recognized by his peers as he was named CSAC Coach of the Year.
 
Moore was a four-year letterwinner at the University of Maine and was teammates with head coach Rob Dow from 2000-03. After his collegiate experience, he went on to play for the Brooklyn Nights in the Professional Development League of the United States Soccer League.
 
He holds United States Soccer Federation 'B' License and NSCAA Advanced National Coaching Diploma.
 
A native of Shoreham, N.Y., Moore graduated from the University of Maine in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree and earned a master's degree in education from Elmira College.