Every time I watch Moore play, I come away with the same conclusion: this is what a point guard is supposed to look like. The Sioux Falls O’Gorman standout and South Dakota State commit controlled the action all weekend, setting the pace and putting teammates in position to succeed. Ruby’s handle remains one of the best you’ll find anywhere, and her feel for the game is so instinctual. She plays with an even temperament, but don’t mistake that for a lack of competitiveness. Moore is relentless when it comes to winning. She can score from anywhere on the floor, shoots it well from deep, and consistently makes the right decision. Simply put, she’s a true floor general. Ruby averaged 12.5 points per game at Summer Jam as the 17U Black squad put together an outstanding run.

Ruby is another really talented prospect who rounds out our top three with D1 offers already in hand (South Dakota State and South Dakota). She is teaming up this summer with Lauryn (above) at Team Warwick . This group is one of the most talented AAU squads in the Midwest right now at the 15U level. She’s a deadly scorer who can knock down threes with ease and has a really nice mid-range game to go with it. She has excellent handles and a rare ability to create her own shot off the dribble. A tall ask for defenders to stop she has great explosiveness to go with a plethora of dribble moves to blow by and get to the basket. A scoring point guard she understands the value of shot selection and makes the right play time and time again. On defense she has active hands and converts a lot of turnovers to points with a speedy transition game. Keep your eye on Ruby as she competes this winter to try and help her Sioux Falls O’Gorman squad repeat as state champs!