Molly Moore Molly Moore 5'5" | CG Nazareth Academy | 2027 State IL is a high-motor guard who brings toughness, energy, and steady playmaking to the floor. She impacts the game with her effort, defensive intensity, and ability to keep the offense flowing. Prep Girls Hoops evaluations have highlighted her ability to provide solid minutes at the point guard spot, settle the team offensively, and compete defensively at a high level.

Moore plays with confidence and composure, showing the ability to handle the ball, create offense, and make smart reads under pressure. She does a good job attacking the lane when opportunities open up and can create scoring chances for herself or teammates. Her court awareness and understanding of tempo help her stay in control and make winning plays.

Defensively, Moore stands out with her activity and effort. She’s constantly around the ball, competing hard, applying pressure, and making things uncomfortable for opponents. Her instincts and willingness to battle on every possession allow her to impact the game even when she’s not scoring.

What separates her is her competitive mindset and consistency. She plays hard, communicates, and brings energy that helps elevate the team around her.

Played solid minutes off the bench at the point guard spot in their biggest game of the year (to that point). When Waubonsie started making runs, she helped steady the team and settle the offense. An annoying defender in the best way possible, she is always around the ball, competing and making things uncomfortable for opponents. She also showed she can get into the lane and create offense when needed. While she might get overshadowed at times by some of the bigger names, her minutes in this game mattered. Another year to build on this strong showing.

Impressed with her speed both with and without the ball. She was hard to stay in front of and pushed the pace to create fast break opportunities. Played with toughness and competed on every possession, consistently made plays for teammates, and moved the ball to open shooters. Her
ability to change tempo gave her team another dimension offensively. She brought energy that impacted both ends of the floor.

What Moore brings to the game when she subs in is what every program looks for in complementary pieces. The energy, movement, and ability to score without needing the ball in her hands are key for this team. She can also run the playmaker position and create for others. A player who can slide into many roles and provide immediate impact.

Nazareth will be starting this season off a point guard short with last year’s graduating class, but Molly will be able to fill that role with her own impact. She is a glue piece type of prospect that can make any program better, simply because the kid has no ego. When her number is called, she does her job with 100% effort and no lack of energy. She will be a big factor for the Roadrunners this season.

Moore brings a different approach to the Nazareth program than she does in the summer and it is amazing to see. If you’ve seen her play in the summer, you know how dominant she can be of a scorer, but suiting up for Nazareth you get to see her shine in an off ball and defender first type of role. Players like this go far no matter the division. A player any program and coach would love to have suit up for them. Big fan.

Moore has been nothing but consistent in her ability to make an impact. Her role on this Nazareth team is all-encompassing—she defends, scores in transition, and knocks down open shots when given the chance. As a role player, Molly plays with zero ego and 100% impact. Every program needs a player like her.

Moore has been huge for the Roadrunners off the bench. This kid shows no fear in her game and is always ready when her number is called. You can tell winning is her top priority by the decisions she makes. She can score when needed, but her pesky defense has been a key factor.

Molly has to be one of the most improved players and has earned her playing time on this incredibly talented Nazareth team. She seems to get faster and more skilled every time I see her. She has speed and agility on the court. Over the past year, she’s shown remarkable improvement, honing her dribbling skills and becoming a more consistent shooter.