We highlighted Moore last month after a strong performance at the Mill City Invitational. This month she joins the Class of 2029 rankings. Standing 6 feet tall with ample length and plenty of athleticism to boot, the Maple Grove sophomore has all the physical tools required to play at the college level. Hannah runs the floor with ease, uses her length effectively on the defensive end, and possesses the strength to maintain her positioning in the paint. We’ve seen big improvements in Moore’s overall skill level since we first watched her last fall, particularly in the growth of her offensive skillset. She enters the rankings at #80.

Since we last saw her at the PGH Freshman Showcase back in September, Moore has gotten noticeably stronger and more skilled. In recent weeks the 6’0 forward out of Maple Grove has impressed us with her efforts on both ends of the floor. On offense, Hannah’s ability to create space for herself in the post, play off two feet, and finish on either side of the rim make her a scoring threat for MN Crossfire . On the other end of the floor, Moore’s length pays dividends. With long arms and solid footwork, Hannah is able to block or alter her opponents shots in the paint on a regular basis, all without getting herself into foul trouble. Definitely a player to watch going forward.

Moore used her length well on defense, blocking shots and disrupting passing lanes. Physically still developing, she projects to add height and strength, making her long-term ceiling intriguing. A rebounding machine, Moore battles inside while also hitting mid-range jumpers and finishing with either hand in the post. Her shot-blocking stood out, highlighted by an impressive swat of another 6-footer. Maple Grove graduated a ton of players this spring. Moore will most likely do her work on JV this winter.