Duquesne’s Injury-Interrupted Sophomore Scorer with Elite Shot Creation
Nadia Moore, a 5'10" sophomore guard for the Duquesne Dukes, averaged 12.8 points and shot 44.3% from the field in the 2025-26 season before an injury limited her to just six games (one start) [1][6]. Her differentiator is high-intensity shot creation and efficient scoring despite limited playtime, showcasing a confident, aggressive personality that earned her the team’s “Moore Magic” spotlight [7]. While her assist numbers (0.7 APG) suggest a scorer-first mindset, her rebounding (3.0 RPG) and field-goal efficiency indicate strong all-around guard instincts [1][5]. If your team needs a reliable mid-range scorer with clutch potential and the intensity to elevate offense, Moore is a compelling fit—provided you can manage her injury recovery timeline and develop her playmaking [6][10].
