Moore is the epitome of two way versatility in the 2028 class in North Carolina and he still possesses a ton of room to grow. Moore plays the game with an incredible sense of fearlessness which blends well with the physical gifts he possesses. In a remarkably intense game with Team United , Moore was applying constant pressure on the rim, flying around defensively, and matching the edge that the opposition brought to the table. After a state championship season at Greenfield last year, Moore understands what kind of effort it takes to win these big games and despite coming up short, he showed very well for himself in multiple areas. There are still aspects of his game that need to be refined but that will come with time and I think college coaches will recognize what Moore can bring to the table as a prospect, sooner rather than later.

Moore showed a lot of upside throughout the weekend. He brings good size, moves well, and plays with energy on both ends. He defended, rebounded, and finished when opportunities came his way. As he continues to develop, there’s clearly more there offensively.

Moore is a really athletic and skilled young wing forward who plays the game with a ton of energy and effort at all times. Despite still being raw in some areas and growing into his frame, Moore still brings consistent and undeniable production in multiple facets of the game. Moore can make outside shots but is at his best when attacking the basket where he soars above the rim with consistency. Moore’s true calling card is his versatile impact on the defensive end where he is capable of guarding almost any position on the floor and protecting the rim as he averaged almost 3 blocks a game in high school this season while helping Greenfield win an NCISAA 2A State Championship. He’ll also be with Team Loaded South this spring and summer, I fully expect Moore to start getting some more next level attention as he shows coaches what he brings to the table as a prospect.

Moore is an emerging prospect at Greenfield School that possesses a ton of natural gifts and a motor that never stops running. Moore shows so many high level flashes and maintains consistent production which is really impressive for a young player, especially considering the schedule that Greenfield has faced this season. For 24-4 (8-0) Greenfield, Moore is averaging 11.1 Points, 5.1 Rebounds, 3.3 Assists, 1.1 Steals, and 1.7 Blocks per game. He’s doing all of that on 54/35/46 splits as well. Moore is above the rim, possesses elite end to end speed, and is showing the ability to knock down outside shots from time to time. As he becomes a more efficient free throw shooter, he’ll only be more aggressive and productive. He’s a strong downhill right hand driver and is capable of being a secondary playmaker. He’s going to be vital for Greenfield as they look to capture the NCISAA 2A title.