Coaches

Brock Moore’s wrestling journey began on the mats of Pleasant Grove’s Little Mountain Grapplers Wrestling program. It was here that the foundations of his passion for the sport were laid by hall of fame coach Norm Sanderson, igniting a flame that would burn bright through the years. The lessons learned during those formative years would serve as the bedrock for his future success.

Brock was a state champion at Pleasant Grove High School coached by the hall of fame great, Darol Henry. He continued to a higher level of competition at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming providing him with new challenges and opportunities to showcase his talent. His journey also included a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Chicago, Illinois. This period of service further enriched his character, instilling values of humility, compassion, and community spirit qualities that would define his coaching philosophy.

Moore earned a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education from Southern Utah University and a Master's Degree in Education Technology from Grand Canyon University. Throughout his educational journey, Moore never strayed far from the wrestling mat. He served as an assistant wrestling coach at Orem High School while attending Utah Valley University, and later continued his coaching legacy as an assistant at Cedar City High School during his time at Southern Utah University.

Moore's coaching prowess truly blossomed during his tenure at Pleasant Grove High School. As both a teacher and wrestling coach, his impact was undeniable. As a teacher, he was recognized earning the SHAPE-Utah Physical Education Teacher of the Year, The Best of Alpine award for outstanding service, and the UAHPERD Secondary Physical Education Teacher of the Year. He coached several state championship weightlifting teams and individuals. He is a Silver Level USA wrestling coach. The Vikings wrestling team soared under his guidance, securing an astounding total of 12 team state championships, more than 600 dual match wins, many sectional and regional titles, along with numerous individual All-Americans and state titles. He also was voted region and state Coach of the Year a great number of times. In 2013 he was named the West Sectional Coach of the Year, and in 2021 Moore received the Distinguished Service Award for his outstanding contributions as 6A Coach of the Year in all sports. His ability to mentor and shape young athletes into champions was a testament to his commitment to the sport and his students' growth.