Amya Moody brings pace, pressure, and guard value to CSUN
In the 2025-26 season, the CSUN freshman guard has shown flashes of a multi-level game, including a 14-point outing against UC Santa Barbara and a 12-point, 2-three-pointer game earlier in the year, while also contributing as a ball-moving defender who can pile up assists and steals.[1][6][7][13] Her biggest differentiators are her quickness, willingness to compete on both ends, and upside as a combo guard who can create for others more than her raw scoring totals suggest, making her an intriguing fit for a team that values tempo, perimeter defense, and developmental playmaking.[1][6][13]
