Gabi Moultrie, one of the best playmakers in all of Oregon high school basketball, is coming in hot to the final eight in McMinnville. Moultrie incredibly is one of the best of the best in both points and assist averages, with nearly 18 points and 8 assists per game. As the Wildcats coasted to the win over Summit in the opening round, Moultrie filled out the stat sheet, going for 16 points, 8 assists, and 5 rebounds. As the #4-seed, Wilsonville has a tough test in the opening round against #5 Redmond, and they will need Moultrie to continue to score and create at such a high level.

Wilsonville’s premier point guard, Gabi Moultrie can do it all. She is averaging 16.4 points and 6.7 assists per game, both two of the highest in the state, and is also one of the leaders in rebounds and steals for her squad. She is one of those players that you find it hard to believe she’s only a sophomore with how intelligent and mature she is on the floor, as well as with some of the aspects of her game that are advanced like her footwork and handles. Moultrie has led her Wildcats to an undefeated start in conference, and she will be one to watch out for when the postseason rolls around.

Another obvious young standout, Moultrie has made quite the name for herself on the basketball floor. She gained honorable mention all-state both from the OSAA and the OBCA as well as a first team all-conference spot in the Northwest Oregon Conference. On the year, she was averaging 20 points per game while shooting nearly 40% from beyond the arc, and in addition to this impressive output, her coaches praised the poise and leadership that she is exhibited at such a young age. In addition to her ability to score, Moultrie is a natural playmaker on both ends of the floor, with averages of 6.2 assists per game and nearly 5 steals per game. Only having graduated one senior, the young Wildcats will be a dangerous team in the 2023-24 season, especially with Moultrie at the helm.