The All-City Division 1 selection took her game to new heights as a junior. Nylah showcased noticeable improvement across the board this year: 15ppg, 10rpg, 2.5spg, 1.1bpg. The versatility and fluidity puts Nylah in a league of her own. She has the skillset to play on the wing and fits the mold of a modern-day position-less forward. Nylah really came on strong towards the second half of the season. She can score in the post and attack the basket. She has good touch from mid-range. Her remarkable consistency as a scorer and rebounder proved to be the X-factor for Eagle Rock. She anchored the defense as a rim protector and low-post defender. Nylah’s mobility, handle, strength, and shot-making are all huge difference makers. Mismatch nightmare at the high school level.

Moore, a versatile and athletic multi-sport standout, played a crucial role in her team’s strong season with her adaptability and relentless energy on the floor. A 5’9” combo guard, she brings the best of both worlds—attacking the paint with the toughness of a post player while operating on the perimeter with the finesse of a skilled guard. Her ability to rebound at a high level, disrupt passing lanes, and score from multiple spots on the court makes her a true all-around threat. Moore doesn’t force shots, but when her team needs her most, she delivers. Whether it’s stepping up for a clutch bucket or locking down on defense, she finds ways to impact the game beyond the stat sheet. With games where she put up 17 to 19 points, she’s shown she can take over when necessary, using her speed, length, and basketball IQ to outmatch her opponents. As she continues to develop, expect her to be an even bigger force in the seasons to come.