Prior to joining the coaching staff at Moravian University, Kiara "Kiki" Brasher served as a coach for the Dynamic Lacrosse training organization. Kiki is a recent graduate from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania. She received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in sociology in addition to pursuing a minor in coaching. She was also goalie on the Shippensburg University Women’s Lacrosse team for five years. KiKi made an immediate impact for the Raiders starting all 17 games as a freshman, posted a record of 7-10, compiled a .447 save percentage, which ranked 10th in the PSAC, making 168 saves on the season, made a career-high 22 saves at Bloomsburg, the second most saves by a goalie in the PSAC during the season, and allowed 10 or less goals in six games while reaching double-digit saves in seven games. She finished her college career in 2022 with a season high of 11 saves and 10 ground balls. Ending her career with a .445 save percentage. Kiki played a pivotal role on her team, assisting the coach on the sideline during times when she was injured and encouraging her teammates on and off the field. Kiki is one of the founders and leaders of the ONE SHIP Initiative for student-athletes, coaches and staff. ONESHIP represents the commitment to upholding the values of diversity, equity and inclusion. They received the NCAA Division II Award of Excellence.

In high school, she totaled two varsity letters playing lacrosse for the Abington Senior High School Girl’s Lacrosse team led by head coach Amanda Kammes. She played club lacrosse for the PA Pride for coach Lindsay Walbrant; during that time she had a total of 130 saves as a senior and was named to the All-Suburban One League First Team as a junior and second team as a senior. Little known fact, Kiki also played basketball in high school.