Another Team Lillard member, Moulla played up at the 16 U level and still found ways to be productive throughout the 3SSB season. With so few players playing up and making an impact, Moulla’s production for Team Lillard 16 U made him an easy choice to make our 2029 rankings. Moulla has long strides and can play above the rim with ease. Already receiving offers from high major west coast programs, Utah, Cal and Stanford have all already offered the Del Oro-Loomis forward. With his combination of interior scoring, length and ability to attack closeouts, Moulla can be a very efficient player with many of his buckets coming at the rim.

Moulla averaged 13.3 pts, 8.2 rebounds, and 2.4 blocks his Freshman season. He’s playing up 16U Team Lillard. He’s probably still growing. He understands how to play, takes full advantage of his size, movement, and growing skill set. He’ll be joining the double double club soon. He plays at a good pace, excellent court runner. He’s a ball handler, makes moves to get his shot in the paint. He’ll work the post area with good moves around the basket, not quite dominant but he’s on the way. He’ll attack from the baseline, high post, he can facilitate at times. He’ll go get blocks, defend his size in the post, does okay moving his feet defending on the perimeter.

Keyaan Moulla Keyaan Moulla 6'7" | PF/SF Del Oro-Loomis | 2029 State #38 Nation CA-N | 6’7 W/F | Del Oro | 2029

A star in the making. Moulla impressed with his scoring versatility—mixing mid-range pull-ups, outside shots, he also can face-up on the perimeter and drive by his defender. Moulla has a soft touch on his jumper and a good feel around the rim. He showed advanced handle for his size. He pushed the ball in transition as a playmaker and was able to initiate offense when needed. His upside is enormous and he’s already producing.