Mid-America Christian University

Hannah Moeller is entering her ninth season at the helm of the Mid-America Christian University women's basketball program in 2023-24 as well as her third year as the Senior Woman Leader for MACU Athletics.

In her role as MACU's Senior Woman Leader, Moeller serves on MACU's Title IX committee, served on the criteria committee for the inaugural Sooner Athletic Conference Commissioner's Cup, is on multiple MACU Athletics hiring committees and attends in a monthly regional women's leadership education conference.

At the 2024 NAIA National Convention, Moeller was selected to the SWLA (Senior Woman Leader Association) Leadership Board, which consists of 10 members that vote on NAIA legislation, offers programming and professional development for other Senior Woman Leaders at the Convention and over the year. The committee is also tasked with providing mental health support for student-athletes and coaches.

Following the 2023-24 season, MACU wrapped up the campaign with a 22-9 overall record and finished fourth in the SAC standings with a 15-7 league mark. Under Moeller, the Evangels overcame some mid-season adversity at the start of January as MACU bounced back from losing five of six games by winning 11 of the final 12 games of the regular season with the only loss coming to undefeated SAC Champion John Brown in the finale. The Evangels picked up a thrilling 72-66 win over Science & Arts in the SAC Quarterfinal on Feb. 29 while also locking up their fourth consecutive trip to the NAIA Tournament.

As a result of the sensational season, Moeller was selected as the NCCAA Central Region Coach of the Year while also coaching the NCCAA Central Region Player of the Year and NCCAA First Team All-American Shy Christopher.

In 2022-23, the Evangels continued to perform at a high level of excellence on the court, closing out the year with a 23-7 overall record and finished in a tie for second in the Sooner Athletic Conference standings at 17-5. Over the course of the season, MACU wracked up three wins against teams ranked in the NAIA Top 25, including an 83-77 win over No. 16 Sterling on New Year's Eve, a 77-56 victory at No. 19 Science & Arts on Feb. 7 and a 90-66 win at home against No. 17 Texas Wesleyan on Feb. 4. As a result, MACU qualified for its third straight NAIA Tournament.

During the 2021-22 season, MACU put together its winningest season in the history of the program. The Evangels wrapped up the year with a 28-5 (.848) overall record and also finished second in the SAC standings with a 19-3 league mark.

Mid-America Christian also notched a program record-best 14-game win streak, starting the run with a 69-47 win at Southwestern Christian on Dec. 7 with the final win in the streak coming with 73-69 victory over Oklahoma City on Feb. 10, marking the program's first ever win against the Stars inside the Gaulke Activity Center.

The Evangels tallied some massive wins during their most successful season, which included garnering the program's first ever win over Oklahoma City with a 71-53 road victory on Jan. 6 before tallying a top-10 win against No. 9 Wayland Baptist 83-74 in the Gaulke Activity Center on Jan. 20.

In a 76-64 victory over Briar Cliff (Iowa) on Mar. 11, the Evangels not only notched their first ever win in the NAIA National Championship Tournament, but also recorded the program's single-season record 28th victory, surpassing the previous mark of 27-8 set by the 2004-05 squad.

Moeller mentored a pair of All-American standouts in Ossyana Ozoani, who earned NCCAA All-America Second Team honors while Lexi Hernandez garnered an NAIA All-America Honorable Mention nod for the second straight year.

In a COVID-19 impacted 2020-21 campaign, Moeller led the Evangels to their first ever Sooner Athletic Conference regular season championship, as the Evangels completed the season with a 9-3 overall record and a 6-0 mark against SAC competition. MACU was selected to compete in the program's first ever NAIA National Championship Tournament and nearly pulled off an epic comeback in an 85-83 loss to Columbia (Mo.) in the first round game.

Under Moeller, senior guard Lexi Hernandez became the program's second NCCAA Division I Player of the Year, also garnering All-SAC First Team honors while junior forward Presley Payahsape garnered NCCAA Second Team All-America honors.

During the 2019-20 season, Moeller guided MACU to its fourth consecutive 20-win season as the Evangels closed out the year with a 21-11 overall record as well as finished in the top four of the SAC for fourth straight year, going 12-8 in league play.

The Evangels put together a record-setting performance in the 2019-20 season-opener against Manhattan Christian College on Oct. 25, as MACU scored an NAIA era single game record (130 points), made the most field goals (54) and recorded the most steals (54) in the 130-39 victory.

Two weeks later, MACU pulled off one of the biggest upsets in program history when the Evangels came up with a big defensive stop in the closing seconds to stun North Texas 57-55 in an exhibition victory on Nov. 7 to notch MACU's first ever win against an NCAA Division I opponent.

In the SAC Quarterfinal against Texas Wesleyan on Mar. 3, MACU picked up its fifth win ever in the Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament and its first since the 2016-17 season with an 80-75 victory over fifth-seeded Texas Wesleyan.

MACU received the NCCAA Central Region automatic berth, locking up the Evangels fourth consecutive trip to the NCCAA National Championships to contend for their third straight title before the tournament was canceled amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Under Moeller's tutelage, forward Alexis Shannon earned NCCAA First Team All-American, NAIA All-American Honorable Mention and All-SAC First Team honors for the third straight year. Shannon was the third-most prolific scorer in the entire NAIA, closing out the year with 641 points (20 ppg) and ended her illustrious career as the program's second all-time leading scorer with 1853 points.

After a record setting NCCAA National Championship season in 2017-18, Moeller led the Evangels to a repeat crown in 2018-19 as the Evangels set single season program records for wins both overall (25) and in conference play (14) for the second year in a row.

Her second season as the Head Coach saw the Evangels make their second straight trip to the NCCAA Division I National Tournament, and this time, Moeller and the Evangels cut down the nets, winning the program's third NCCAA National Title and its first since moving from NCCAA Division II to Division I in 2007-08.

Moeller helped Alexis Shannon claim 2018 SAC Newcomer of the Year Honors, as well as a spot on the All-SAC First Team. Moeller has seen a pair of players earn NAIA All-America Honorable Mention Status in the last two seasons and two NCCAA First Team All-Americans, along with the 2017 NCCAA Division I Player of the Year.

Following the 2019 National Championship game, Moeller was named the NCCAA Division I Coach of the Yearfor the second season in a row, as she improved her career record to 177-60.

In her first season at the helm, Moeller led the Evangels to their first National Tournament since 2010-11, as she piloted the Lady Evangels to a 23-13 record and a fourth place finish at the NCCAA Division I Women's Basketball National Championship.

For her efforts, Moeller earned NCCAA Central Region Coach of the Year Honors, and she was also named OklahomaSports.net NAIA Coach of the Year.

Moeller is no stranger to MACU; she served as the assistant women's basketball coach during the 2010-2011 season for current University of Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV) Assistant Coach Roman Owen.

Moeller takes over the program after a four-year tenure at Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College, now known as Randall University. During her time at Hillsdale, Moeller was named the 2016 NCCAA National Coach of the Year, won two national championships, was twice named Southwest Regional Coach of the Year, coached nine All-American players and touted a 105-28 coaching record.

In her four seasons working with Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, Moeller accomplished the following:
2016 NCCAA National Coach of the Year
2016 NCCAA National Runner-Up
2013, 2014 ACCA National Champions
2015 ACCA National Runner-Up
2013 and 2016 NCCAA Southwest Region Coach of the Year
2016 season spent 14 weeks ranked #1 in the country

In addition, Moeller was responsible for the recruitment and development of the following student-athletes:
2016 NCCAA/ACCA National Player of the Year
Five NCCAA All-Americans, three for repeating years
Nine ACCA All-Americans, five for repeating years
Three NCCAA Southwest Region Most Valuable Players
Nine NCCAA All-Southwest Region players
14 NCCAA/ACCA Scholar Athletes

Moeller served as the Associate Head Coach at Hillsdale Free Will Baptist during the 2011-2012 and helped lead the Lady Saints to the 2012 ACCA National Championship.

After signing to play basketball at the University of Louisiana-Monroe as a senior in high school, Moeller finished her playing career at Rogers State University where she was named the 2009 Rogers State University Female Student Athlete of the Year, a 2009 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete, and the 2009 Distinguished Graduate of the Sports Management department.

Moeller holds an Associate of Arts from Southwestern Christian University and a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from Rogers State University. Moeller earned her Master's of Science in Counseling with a Licensed Professional Counselor emphasis in July 2023.

Hannah, her husband Marcus reside in Oklahoma City with their son Owen and their daughter Ava, and the family attends Frontline Church Downtown.