Welcome to the Harwood Hustle powered by PGC Basketball. We believe in the value of a coach. We're here to educate, empower, and encourage you to lead like never before. This week we're joined by Kirsten Moore, who just completed her 16th season as the head coach at Westmont College. She's guided the program to two NAA national championships and is the two-time NAA coach

of the year. In this episode, she shares how her team has battled through adversity to achieve

their biggest successes, what gives them a 10-point advantage come tournament time,

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Welcome back to the Hardwood Hustle, and we got a special guest today, Kirsten Moore.

Kirsten, you know, you've averaged 25 wins over the last almost 15 years and won a couple

national championships. And let's join in to culture. Culture is a buzzword, especially over the last

five, 10 years in athletics, not just basketball. And it means a lot of

different things to a lot of different people. I think of culture is just the way you do things,

the way you practice, the way you treat each other, the way you show up in the locker room,

the way you travel as a team. It encompasses so much. But if you don't mind just sharing with our listeners,

what is your culture built on at Westmont? Why is it special? And just peel back the

curtain a little bit on the Westmont culture that you built. Yeah. Well, it's crazy. I've been

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