The bouncy prospect looks to be coming more and more into his own as a potential perimeter player. He played with good energy in the contest watched back, including a coast to coast take after pushing off a defensive rebound. Looks more smooth and confident with decisive drives in the halfcourt as well. And even popping into the high post and hitting tough turnaround jumpers. There’s always been a lot to like of the potential of Moore and it appears he’s starting to spread his wings as a priotity target for regional colleges.

The junior forward is the type of prospect who we could look up in a few years and go “how’s he playing at that level?”.

He has next level height and athleticism. There’s these moments where he looks the part of a college player with the way he skies for dunks and blocks. And is agile enough to move along the perimeter and even hit some jumpers. But in a recent viewing it became apparent an area of improvement that will be key to catching coaches’ eyes. He needs to dunk everything around the rim. Layups can be swatted easier at the college level while dunks often draw fouls. That’s a difference between high school and the grown man ball that is college. If he can maximize his athleticism and start finishing more moves around the rim with dunks, then he’ll have a lot of college interest come July.

Swift is a fitting name, as he’s a gifted and graceful athlete. Shined in transition, with the ability to take it coast to coast off rebounds. Very good body control with the hangtime and able to contort his body to avoid traffic at the rim. And has the explosiveness to power it home with big time slams. In the halfcourt setting of high school, he will likely be more of a 4/5 this winter. But Moore is clearly putting in the time to maximize his potential with improving his handles and shooting. Potentially making him a wing at the next level.

Swift Moore Swift Moore 6'6" | SF Christian Heritage | 2027 State OK has great length and is one of the most versatile defenders in his class across Oklahoma. Having covered him at multiple tournaments, he consistently challenges shots at the rim and is a threat in transition. Moore also made noticeable improvements on his three-point shooting. He took advantage of these looks when defenses focused on taking away driving lanes but showed the ability to create space with an effective jab step.

Swift Moore Swift Moore 6'6" | SF Christian Heritage | 2027 State OK is an athletic forward with a nonstop motor. He was able to block shots, battle for rebounds, and create second-chance points with consistency. While he did most of his offensive damage on the interior and in transition, he also showed the ability to stretch the floor by knocking down a pretty three off a jab-step to create space.

Swift Moore Swift Moore 6'6" | SF Christian Heritage | 2027 State OK is one of the better defenders from this event and did a great job of protecting the rim. He moves very quickly and is a great vertical athlete who deterred inside shot attempts even if he wasn’t getting blocks. For how impressive Swift was on the inside, he was just as impressive with his switch-ability. He used his size and length to in front of smaller and quicker players as well as anyone at this tournament. While Swift was not asked to initiate offense in half-court sets, he was a magnet for loose balls and long rebounds which led to a number of transition opportunities and he consistently ran the court to get open shots.