Moimoi showed a good mix of touch, athleticism, and power to score from different levels. He opened up his day by draining a wing three, then showed some power and balance to split defenders and attack angles that cut off any chance help defenders had at getting to his shots. He finished well with both hands and had some big plays fighting on the glass with his quick second jump.

Incredible strength for a wing who can shrug defenders off on drives and when working to go back up after o-boards under the rim. That strength helps him draw fouls in the paint too and has the quick feet to make a move in traffic and quickly burst up high at the rim. Hard worker who has multiple moves to get shots off around bodies and work his way through traffic to the hoop.

Moimoi has been one of the most improved players this season, emerging as a real leader and go-to guy for Kentridge. He’s always shown some impressive athleticism and a big motor but he really took a big step forward working from the perimeter, off the dribble, and knocking down jumpers at a higher rate. He’s become stronger with the ball on attacks while staying under control, creates space off of two feet exceptionally well, and has been a bully getting downhill and to the rim. He has a greater understanding of what spots he wants to get to and how to get there, and overall looks more confident on the attack.