Coach Moulton was a multi-sport athlete out of Long Beach, california, playing both football and baseball for MIllikan High. He went on to Long Beach City College where he earned his A.A. Degree and was a member of the 1964 National Championship football team and played baseball for the Summer Minor League. Coach Moulton has a Bachelor's Degree from Fresno State where he was a two-year football letterman and a Small College Shrine Team All-Star, as well as Masters Degree from Azusa Pacific College. Just like the multi-sport athlete that he was, Coach Moulton has been coaching at multiple levels for over 20 years, including high school, college and professional, which include four years with legendary Lakewood head coach John Ford when the Lancers appeared in the 1969 CIF Semi-Finals and the 1970 CIF Finals. Coach Moulton is happily married to his wife Cindy (Lakewood Graduate) with 2 sons-Bryce and Cole.

Professional Achievements:

• Kansas City Chiefs: 1968 Preseason
• Fresno State College: Receivers Coach
• 1968 Camellia Bowl
• High School Teacher: Health and Physical Science, Geography, Government, Cooking, and Physical Education
• High School Coach: Football at Edison HS 1971-72 CIF Quarter Finals, Lakewood HS-Track
& Field, Edison HS Gymnastics, Edison HS and Wintersburgh-Surfing
• Junior College Coach: Golden West College and Santa Ana College
• Professional Football Coach and Scout: Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders-Super Bowl 1977 and 1983 (John Madden and Tom Flores-Head Coaches), Los Angeles Rams-Super Bowl 1980 (Chuck Knox, George Allen and Ray Malavasi-Head Coaches)
• Portland Thunder WFL (George Barton-Head Coach)
• Pittsburgh Maulers USFL (Joe Pendry-Head Coach)
• Business Experience: 25 years as a Regional and/or National Salesman and Sales Manager