Moore brings an impressive combination of power and ball control to the Rattlers’ lineup. She has a heavy arm, particularly when attacking down the line, and can take that shot from well inside the court, making it difficult for defenders to anticipate and cover. As a six-rotation outside, she is also a very capable passer, showing the kind of ball control that makes her a candidate for defensive specialist responsibilities as well. In fact, Moore was one of the better pass-to-swing players I watched throughout the tournament, consistently transitioning from serve receive into an offensive threat. Her ability to pass well while maintaining the power to attack makes her especially dangerous in the back row, where she can remain an offensive option rather than simply transitioning into a defensive role. Moore also plays with tremendous confidence, often playing bigger than her physical stature might suggest. She was a key contributor to the Rattlers’ championship performance and a player whose all-around skill set deserves recognition.