Princess Moore brought two-way guard energy to New Mexico State: scoring punch, long-range range, and relentless athleticism
Princess Moore’s New Mexico State profile shows a guard who could score at volume, hit threes, and attack the lane — UTEP’s coach even singled out her and her teammate as players who could “shoot the three and can drive the lane,” with athleticism as a real strength[10]. In the 2003 season, she posted 20 points in a win over UTEP[1], and in the 2004 season she added 14 points with 4-of-9 from deep against Denver[2][3]. She looks like the kind of guard who raises a team’s tempo and shot creation, especially if you want toughness, versatility, and a little offensive swagger.
