Rachel Moreland arrived at Boston College in January of 2019 after spending the past two seasons as an assistant at Colorado College. She has joined new head coach Jason Lowe and assistant Jami Kranich this winter.   While at Colorado College, Moreland helped the Tigers qualify for the Mountain West Tournament for the first time since 2015. In her two years, the team's RPI went from 200 to 64 and saw their first player go pro since 2015.  Under Morelands two campaigns with the Tigers, she helped guide midfielder Lauren Millliet to get drafted in the 2nd round of the NWSL, 14th overall.    Prior to Colorado College, Moreland was at Emory for nine years where she and Jason Lowe were on staff together in 2008. In 2008, Moreland and Lowe helped Emory win a UAA Conference Championship and reached the 2nd round of the NCAA Tournament.   Moreland first served as an assistant and then promoted to associate head coach from 2011-16. She helped guide the Eagles to a 116-31-33 record, their first ever undefeated season and six NCAA Tournament appearances.  During her time with the eagles Moreland had several All Conference, All Region and All America athletes, including the programs first 4 time ( 8th over all in Division III)  All America nominated athlete in Lauren Gorodetsky.  The Eagles also advanced to the Division III National Championship game in 2012 gaining runner up status before falling to eventual national champion Messiah 1-0.   A native of Crofton, Md., Moreland was a four-year starter at Limestone College, where she played center midfield. She was a three-time captain and All-Carolinas/Virginia Athletics Conference honoree.   Moreland earned her bachelors degree in Business Administration from Limestone College in 2006 and her masters degree in Sports Administration from North Carolina Pembroke in 2008.   She holds a USSF D license and an Advanced National Diploma from the United Soccer Coaches Association (USCA).