Moses impacted every phase of the game with 21 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, and 5 steals. His ability to rebound out of position and immediately push the break added transition value. In the half court, he operated as a secondary creator, attacking gaps and making simple reads. Defensively, he brought consistent pressure and generated turnovers with active hands. His versatility and motor translate well to higher levels.

✅ Two-way production
✅ Guard rebounding presence
✅ Defensive activity

Moses posted a balanced stat line with 15 points, 9 rebounds, 1 assist, and 2 steals, showing impact beyond scoring. He consistently pressured the rim, using pace to get downhill and create scoring opportunities. His rebounding from the guard spot stood out, allowing him to initiate transition immediately after defensive stops. While not a high-assist output game, he kept the offense moving and avoided forced decisions. Defensively, he contributed with active hands and effort.

✅ Guard rebounding presence (9 REB)
✅ Downhill scoring pressure (15 PTS)
✅ Defensive activity (2 STL)

Created the early separation against Veritas with his 3-point flurry in the 1st half. The flurry was timely as the score was very close at the time, 6 to 4, I believe, and it was anybody’s game at that point, and Moses took the game from them and parted the Red Sea afterwards.

Sunrise Christian Academy had a tough weekend but Moses finished it on the right foot with a strong performance in the final game of the weekend. Moses is a strong wing who crashed the offensive glass strong and used his strong frame to finish at the rim. In the second half Moses knocked down a pair of 3-pointers. After a big 16 U 3SSB season with Southern Assault, Moses is a player who could take a big leap in his recruitment this summer on the grassroots circuit.

Avery is a physical, well-rounded guard with the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. His combination of athleticism and strength allows him to finish above the rim with authority, while his shooting touch makes him a consistent threat from both the mid-range and beyond the arc. In transition, Moses excels at pushing the pace. He’s comfortable handling the ball and reading defenses on the fly, often creating opportunities before the defense can get set. With his versatility and aggressive style of play, he’s poised for a breakout season with Sunrise Christian in Wichita.

Avery Moses Avery Moses 6'4" | SF Sunrise Christian Academy | 2027 #180 Nation KS is an active, confident wing with a smooth shooting stroke and emerging playmaking skills. He’s effective off the catch and does a good job reading closeouts. Moses has solid defensive instincts and shows flashes of being a lockdown wing as he continues to grow. A high-upside perimeter scorer in the making.

Translatable Skills:
✅ Shooting Mechanics
✅ Defensive Awareness
✅ Versatile Wing Scoring

Avery Moses Avery Moses 6'4" | SF Sunrise Christian Academy | 2027 #180 Nation KS combined unbelievable upper-body strength with a powerful base, allowing him to get to the basket at will. His ability to absorb contact and finish through it was arguably the best aspect of his game. Along with his brute force, Moses showcased polished footwork that helped him beat help defenders with instinctive counter moves. His tight, controlled handles added an element of shiftiness to his scoring attack, giving him the ability to slice through defenses or create space with escape dribbles to get to his spots.

Moses is a tenacious competitor who thrives on energy and effort. His slashing ability and knack for getting to the rim keep defenses on their heels. Avery’s defensive intensity and hustle are game-changing, especially in full-court settings. While still improving his shooting consistency, his physical tools and mindset are undeniable. Moses is the kind of player coaches love to have on their roster.
Translatable Skills
✅ Slashing
✅ Defensive Hustle
✅ Energy

Avery Moses Avery Moses 6'4" | SF Sunrise Christian Academy | 2027 #180 Nation KS had phenomenal off-the-ball movement that opened up driving and backdoor angles for his teammates as he constantly cut and spaced the defense out. He showed a dynamic presence on the glass on both ends, often getting putback layups by crashing the moment the shot went up, usually untouched. When looking to score, he displayed the strength and unmovable base to seal his man off and establish position, where he commanded and finished with quick turnaround jumpers or layups.