Moses has played at the high school varsity level since she was a middle schooler and is set for success at the collegiate level. This past season, Moses was a key reason why the Gators of 5A Division 2 Goose Creek were one of the teams to beat in that classification. The Gators concluded the 2025-26 season with an overall record of 25-3 plus running the table in its 10 region contests plus a 5A Division 2 Lower State berth. Moses played in 26 of Goose Creek’s 28 matchups this past season while averaging 10.1 points, 2.2 steals and 1.7 assists. She is one of three seniors set to call it a time as a Gator.

Moses made the move this off season to head over to Berkeley HS after attending Goose Creek HS. Aiyanna a scrappy and heady point guard really looks to make plays for her teammates while on the floor. She will look to ush the tempo up the floor and especially in transition. Aiyanna has a quick set of hands to create chaos and havoc at times.

Moses will look to attack the gaps and touch the paint at all times. She really looks to make plays happen while on the floor. Aiyanna made the move up from #44 to #33 this time around here in the 2026 Palmetto State Class.

After establishing herself as a name to be reckoned with within South Carolina high school girls basketball at one 5A school in the Lowcountry, Moses will bring her talents to another nearby 5A Lowcountry school. Among the areas of her game that she places plenty of emphasis on is ball control and passing. Moses understands the art of organizing an offense in a halfcourt set and fuses together ball handling and speed to find her way through an opposing defense. She transferred from Goose Creek to Berkeley and has played at the varsity level since she was in the eighth grade. 

When South Carolina high school sports pundits discuss 5A teams that are on the rise, those conversations ought to include Berkeley or they may not be legitimate discussions. Moses is part of the core that is sure to catapult the Stags to the upper echelon of the 5A ranks. She is filled with speed and quickness and uses both to her advantage to deliver strong finishes at the basket. Her passing ability is also a reason why she has played at the varsity level since she was in the eighth grade. Goose Creek will miss her but exciting times appear to be ahead at Berkeley.