Moesch is a polished scorer who exhibits a smooth touch on the court, effortlessly finding ways to put the ball in the basket. His ability to play with pace sets him apart, allowing him to dictate the flow of the game and create opportunities for himself and his teammates. Moesch’s ball-handling skills are impressive, enabling him to navigate through defenders with finesse and control. As a left-handed player with a deadly outside shot, he poses a constant threat from beyond the arc, stretching defenses and opening up scoring opportunities for his team.

We are going to start this article off with Moesch who was the leading scorer in New York state averaging almost 40 points a game during his Junior season at Chittenago. The Crown standout is expected to continue his massive run into the offseason and almost made even more headlines when he announced he was moving to the class of 2026. He has decided to reclassify and attend the Cushing Academy in hopes of taking his game to even higher level. The step up in competition should alleviate all doubts about this young playmaker and we expect him to gather a ton of new offers very soon.

The top dog in New York was Mr. Moesch who we recently featured in a piece with some promising prospects. He is a coaches dream, has the best basketball IQ we have ever witnessed, his AAU coaches rave about his work ethic and we know he’s moving back to 2026. His recent move to the Cushing Academy allowed him to do that and despite him leaving the area we will certainly be keeping tabs on him. We expect his recruitment to take off during the AAU season with Crown basketball and can’t wait to see him play again.

New York’s current leading scorer has been putting up about 37 points a game this season just outside of Syracuse. The central New York standout has a quick first step and an advanced scoring package. He was productive playing with Crown Basketball last AAU season, and could open eyes again this Spring if he can continue his strong play.