Ciniya Moore is Yale’s two-way breakout guard and a proven Ivy League scorer
In the 2025-26 season, Ciniya Moore emerged as one of Yale’s most reliable offensive engines, earning honorable mention All-Ivy after ranking among the league’s top six in scoring (17.4 points per game), free throw percentage (.871), minutes per game (34.9), and three-pointers per game (1.6).[8] Yale also highlighted that she averaged 17.8 points in Ivy League play and dropped 32 against Harvard, while national-style coverage noted her leap from 5.6 points per game as a first-year to around 17.7–17.9 as a sophomore, a huge confidence-and-usage jump.[6][8][10] Why care? She’s a high-minutes, high-usage guard who can create her own shot, hit free throws, and bring edge; for a roster fit, she looks like the kind of fearless scorer every team wants when the lights get bright.[8][10]
