Moore is a prospect whose stock is clearly on the rise after leading the Stars in scoring at 17.5 points per game over the weekend. Planning to reclass to the 2029 class, he’s a scoring, ball handling guard who can create his own offense with ease. He’s a confident shot maker both off the catch and off the bounce, and his high level quickness makes him difficult for defenders to keep out of the paint. Moore plays with aggression and confidence, and his ability to generate offense puts him firmly on the radar as a rising prospect.

Reclassing from 2028 to 2029 and leaving McDonough in the process, the high scoring shifty guard with deadly range is a major loss for the War Hawks. Moore is a quick penetrator who is able to make others better with how he sets the table with his facilitating. Exploded his sophomore season, upping his offensive production from 8.7 points per game to 18.

The McDonough product is a versatile scoring guard who is effective both on and off the ball. He has good length and is a true three-level scorer, capable of impacting the game in a variety of ways. An efficient perimeter shooter, Moore knocked down 85 three-pointers during the 2025–26 season. A First Team All-Region selection, he combines production, efficiency and versatility in the backcourt.

It hasn’t taken long for the sophomore to establish himself as one of the best guards on the southside of town. After averaging 8.7 points per game as a rookie, Moore is up to 18.2 points in Year 2. Through 25 games, Kerrington has sank 82 threes at a 37% pace, up from 32% in Year 1. Uses pump fakes and one-dribble pull-ups to free himself along the perimeter.

Potent scorer netted 48 threes as a freshman, good for 32%. Has gotten off to a hot start to his sophomore season, already 7-18 from beyond the arc through two games. One of the southside’s top shooters and overall young bucket producers.

Moore slots in third on the team in scoring at 9.3 points per game. Kerrington’s three-point shooting stands out, hitting 20-64 (31%) through his first 11 games.