We identified Moore as one of the top performers at The Expo. Here is what we had to say about the physical wing…

One of the more physical wings at Prep Hoops Indiana: The Expo, Moore had a lot of success attacking the basket off of the bounce both in the half court and in transition. His strength allows him to play through contact and finish at a high percentage at the rim. Moore had announced that he would transfer to Leo for his junior season, but ultimately decided to remain at Bishop Luers. The Knights should once again be a tough team to beat in the Fort Wayne area. This 6’3″ versatile wing will be a big part of their success. Expect to see a big junior year from Moore.

One of the more physical wings at Prep Hoops Indiana: The Expo, Moore had a lot of success attacking the basket off of the bounce both in the half court and in transition. His strength allows him to play through contact and finish at a high percentage at the rim. Moore had announced that he would transfer to Leo for his junior season, but ultimately decided to remain at Bishop Luers. The Knights should once again be a tough team to beat in the Fort Wayne area. This 6’3″ versatile wing will be a big part of their success. Expect to see a big junior year from Moore.

Jayden is a high motor wing that continues to hone his offensive skills becoming an all around player. Heavy right hand driver that can plays on balance and through contact while being able explode to the rim finishing strong. He’s a capable shooter off the catch with good elevation into his jumper. Versatile defender that plays aggressively in passing lanes and pressures the ball looking to turn defense into offense in a hurry.

One of the more impressive underclassmen at Saturday’s Breakaway Holiday Classic, Moore proved why he is a highly ranked prospect in the Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2028 rankings. The 6’3″ wing has impressive size, strength, and athleticism for his age. He finished with 13 points and 5 rebounds for Bishop Luers in a 74-62 loss to Brebeuf Jesuit.

We are expecting Sunday’s Sophomore ID Camp to serve as a springboard into what should be a breakout sophomore season for Moore at Bishop Luers. The 6’3″ physical wing/forward got his feet wet at the varsity level as a freshman, but is now ready for an expanded role. His two-way versatility really stood out while playing with and against some of the best prospects in the Class of 2028. Moore has been ranked as a Top 25 prospect for awhile now and reiterated his spot on Sunday.

Physical wing that was aggressive to score all camp. Good size and strength mixed with speed and athleticism allowed him to get to the basket and finish over size and with either hand. Also was able to step out and hit from the perimeter. Really good versatile defender that guard multiple positions.

Physical, athletic guard that plays with an incredibly high motor. Versatile defender with a strong frame that allows him to guard multiple positions. Good rebounder that has the ability to push in transition and make the right reads. Offensively, he’s a good shooter with a quick release. Knows how to use his body to get to his spot. Athletic finisher that can play above the rim and through contact.

2024-2025 Stats: 4.1 points | 1.8 rebounds | 56% FG

Another Top 25 prospect according to our Prep Ho OPS Indiana Class of 2028 Rankings that has signed up for the Sophomore ID Camp, Moore is in a position for a breakout season. The 6’3″ wing with excellent athletic and physical tools gained valuable varsity experience as a freshman at Bishop Luers, but now should take over a much larger role this coming season.

It probably isn’t fair to call someone that we have ranked in the Top 25 of the Class of 2028 Prospect rankings “under-the-radar”, but we haven’t written about Moore a ton so it fits the theme of this article. We love his mixture of physicality and athleticism. Moore, a rising sophomore at Bishop Luers High School, has been a consistent top performer for a very successful Total Package Elite 15u team this spring and summer. Look for him to seamlessly step into a go-to role this year as a sophomore at Luers.