Romen Owen is in his second season leading both the Mid-America Christian Lady Evangels women's basketball team and the men's golf squad. 

On the basketball court, Owen led the Lady Evangels to their most conference wins (8) since joining the Sooner Athletic Conference and their first NCCAA Central Regional title since 2007.  Owen then coached the Lady Evangels to a fifth-place finish at the NCCAA National Tournament, losing only an overtime heartbreaker to eventual national champ Bethel College in the opening game of the tourney.    Owen's defensive philosophy also led the Lady Evangels holding opponents to their lowest point total (64.8 ppg) since joining the NAIA.  His first season also produced two All-Conference performers in Nicole Wittman and Marcy Robinson, with Wittman also receving NCCAA Honorable-Mention Central Region honors. 

Owen arrived at MACU after spending the past two seasons as assistant men's basketball coach at Oklahoma City University.  While at OCU, Owen worked under head coach Kevin Morrisey and helped lead the Stars to a 32-26 record and an appearance at the NAIA National Tournament in 2010.   He assisted in all aspects of the men's basketball program including recruiting, scouting, offensive and defensive preparations, strength and conditioning training, academic success and game day set up.

Prior to coaching at OCU, Owen had a successful playing career at Southwestern Christian University in Bethany, Okla.  As a senior in 2008, he was a recipient of the Pete Maravich Award, which is presented annually to the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Player of the Year.   He was a three-time NCCAA All-American and an NCCAA Academic All-American.  He is currently the all-time leading scorer at SCU with 2,802 career points.

Owen graduated from Southwestern Christian University in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in Biblical Studies.  He also holds a master's degree in physical education from the University of Central Oklahoma. 

Owen and his wife, Natalie, reside in Oklahoma City. 

Marcus Moeller is in his first year as an assistant women's basketball coach at MACU after serving the past three years as an assistant coach at Missouri Southern State University under the tutorship of head coach Maryann Mitts. In those three seasons, Moeller helped MSSU compile an overall combined record of 51-33 and qualify for three MIAA conference tournaments.

He assisted in all areas of the MSSU program including recruiting, scouting, practice and gameday preparations, and academic success.

Prior to his coaching at MSSU, Moeller had a successful playing career at Ozark Christian College in Joplin where he played in all 147 games over a four-year span. Moeller, a two-year captain, averaged eight points and five assists while helping lead the Ambassadors to a 24-16 record his senior season.

Moeller earned a three-year Associate's degree in Christian Education from Ozark Christian College in 2008 and a BS in General Studies from Missouri Southern in 2010. Moeller will begin work on his Master's Degree in Exercise and Sports Science (with an emphasis in Sports Administration) in the fall of 2011.

Moeller joins a program that won its most conference games (8) since joining the SAC in the 2007-08 campaign, along with an National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Central Regional title and a fifth-place finish at the NCCAA National Tournament this past season.