Avery Moses
"|C/O 2027| 6’5 Sg| Sunrise Christian Academy"
Uncommitted
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Scout Report
When you're suiting up alongside two top-150 recruits at one of prep basketball's premier programs, the margin for error shrinks fast. At Sunrise Christian Academy, where college scouts pack the bleachers nightly, Avery Moses has found his rhythm as a complementary scorer who's starting to carve out his own identity.
Background
The 6-3 shooting guard hails from Bel Aire, Kansas, a suburb just outside Wichita where high school hoops runs deep. Moses made the move to Sunrise Christian Academy, the Bel Aire-based prep powerhouse that's become a pipeline for Division I talent. Playing in that environment daily, surrounded by elite competition and college-bound teammates, has accelerated his development considerably. The program's track record of developing wings for the next level made it a natural fit for Moses to refine his craft.
Playing Style
Moses operates as a secondary creator who thrives in catch-and-shoot situations but isn't afraid to put the ball on the floor when the defense closes out hard. He's comfortable playing off Lincoln Vinson's playmaking, timing his cuts well and finding soft spots in the defense when the ball moves. His tempo is controlled rather than explosive—he picks his spots to attack rather than forcing the action. Defensively, he uses his length to disrupt passing lanes and contests shots without fouling, though he's still developing the lateral quickness to stay with elite guards. Moses processes the game well for his age, rarely making the kind of mental errors that plague younger wings. He affects winning through smart play rather than spectacular athleticism.
Strengths
His shooting mechanics are clean with a quick release that translates well to game speed, making him a legitimate threat from three-point range. Moses has excellent size for a shooting guard and uses his 6-3 frame to shoot over smaller defenders in the mid-range area. His basketball IQ shows up in his shot selection—he doesn't force difficult looks and understands how to play within offensive systems. The kid has soft hands and catches everything thrown his way, which sounds basic but separates him from wings who struggle with ball security.
Areas to Watch
Creating his own shot against elite defenders remains a work in progress, particularly when he faces length and athleticism similar to his own. His first step needs to improve if he wants to consistently beat defenders off the dribble at higher levels. Adding functional strength would help him finish through contact and hold his ground defensively against bigger wings.
Player Comparison
He reminds me of a young Duncan Robinson in terms of his shooting stroke and court awareness, though Moses has more size and better defensive instincts at this stage. Both players understand their role as shooters first but can make plays when the opportunity presents itself. The comparison works because neither relies on elite athleticism to impact games—it's about fundamentals and basketball IQ.
Recruitment
Moses holds offers from Texas Arlington and Iona, with the Gaels extending their offer just three weeks ago after evaluating his recent tape. Being ranked 144th nationally in the 2027 class puts him in that mid-major sweet spot where programs can offer significant playing time early. Expect more offers to roll in as coaches get deeper into evaluation season, particularly from schools looking for shooting and size on the perimeter. His timeline suggests he's in no rush to commit, which makes sense given his upward trajectory and the exposure he's getting at Sunrise Christian.
Projection
Moses projects as a solid rotation player at the mid-major level with potential to start by his junior or senior year if his shot creation develops. His ceiling likely caps out at professional basketball overseas, where his shooting and size would translate well to international play. The floor is pretty high here—he's going to help someone win games at the college level through reliable shooting and smart play.
Updated Apr 6, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
Sunrise Christian Academy
PREP SCHOOL
Career Highlights
Offers
2
Texas Arlington
IonaOffers sourced from 247Sports and social media monitoring.
Social Activity
Week 6 of the SC Next Top 25 Rankings, per @PaulBiancardi 🏀 https://x.com/SCNext/status/2005767295529070889/photo/1
Blessed to say I’ve received an offer from University of Texas Arlington https://x.com/Averymoses1_/status/1980025899698512139/photo/1
After a great conversation with coach Wallace I’m extremely blessed and grateful to receive my first official division 1 scholarship from Iona https://x.com/Averymoses1_/status/1979379152949252259/photo/1