A prospect on the rise in the state’s 2027 class, Moore is a very athletic, hard playing, improving wing with high level size. He can really downhill off the bounce and finish in the paint though contact and against length and athleticism. More also projects as a big time defender who can guard multiple positions and wreak havoc on the defensive end.

Moore is a high-flying, athletic wing who gets to the rim at an elite level and has a deep bag of acrobatic finishes once he gets into the paint. He exploded for 29 points on Saturday afternoon, leading his All In squad to a big win with an impressive all-around offensive performance. Moore scored in bunches by relentlessly attacking the lane, finishing through contact, and using his athleticism to convert difficult looks around the basket. He also made a major impact on the offensive glass, ripping down rebounds and turning them into easy second-chance points. In transition, he is a constant lob threat, throwing down multiple alley-oop dunks that brought energy to his team. Moore’s explosiveness and ability to play above the rim immediately jump off the page, making him one of the more exciting wing prospects in attendance. As he continues to develop his perimeter jumper and overall outside game, he has the tools to become a very dangerous player at the collegiate level.

Moore is an intriguing guard prospect with good size, length, and a well rounded skill set that continues to trend upward. A high academic prospect, he impacts the game in a variety of ways and consistently contributes beyond just scoring. Moore rebounds exceptionally well for a guard, using his length, instincts, and toughness to secure possessions and initiate offense. He is at his best attacking the rim, where his combination of size, athleticism, and aggressiveness makes him difficult for defenders to keep in front. A solid perimeter shot maker with range, he can stretch the floor and capitalize on scoring opportunities from beyond the arc. Defensively, Moore is active and engaged, using his length and effort level to disrupt opposing players and make plays on the ball.

Peyton came off the bench against Calvary Day and quickly got to work posting 11 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal. Moore’s offensive diversity was on display, scoring on a flex cut, a corner three, a mid-range jumper, a putback and a transition hoop. The big guard has the physical tools to draw serious college attention. His production is trending in the right direction on both ends of the floor. If he can consistently hit the three, watch out.

Peyton had his best game of the season, finishing with 23 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 3 steals in a rout of Woodstock. Moore was unstoppable downhill with numerous And-1 takes. At 6-foot-4, Peyton is a strong big guard that can put up points in multiple ways but is at his best when finishing at the rim. For Carrollton to return to the state playoffs, Moore will be relied upon heavily his junior season.

Up from No. 52: Big guard shows promise. Does his best work as a slasher. Can get on the offensive glass. Holds promise as a switchable defender. Steady shot blocker.