Kelan continues to grow on and off the court, being able to use his offensive game to standout and get easy buckets. He creates well for himself with the dribble, getting to his spots or finding open teammates with smooth passes. He doesn’t need much space to get his shot off either, being able to utilize his step-back and length to his advantage.

Moore has grown a good couple of inches since I last saw him, and he’s also grown in his role at Mt. Spokane. He was one of the primary creators and scorers throughout the weekend, and at 6-foot-6, he demonstrated an ability to create downhill and knock down shots away from the hoop when they needed a bucket. He led them with 13 points against Rainier Beach and 16 points against A.C. Nelson. He has some good shot creation around the perimeter but also displayed creative footwork when navigating screens and multiple defenders. He looks ready for that big jump this winter as a key player in the Wildcats’ stacked 2028 class.

Got a chance to see Moore when Mt. Spokane came west to face Mount Si, O’Dea, and Glacier Peak. Really impressed with his decision-making under pressure, ability to handle the ball and get separation, as well as his defensive intensity and on-ball pressure. Has the size and shooting to be a real difference-maker down the line and already shows the ability to compete defensively against some high-level scorers.