Kamora Moore issues motivating message after dropping 40-points vs Campbell (Image: IG/momobucketz) — Kamora Moore issues motivating message after dropping 40-points vs Campbell (image credit: instagram/momobucketz)

“They keep doubting me”: 2028 guard Kamora Moore issues motivating message after dropping 40-points vs Campbell

Modified Jan 19, 2025 17:37 GMT

Class of 2028 guard Kamora Moore led Chattanooga Christian High School (Tennessee) to a 67-66 victory in the MLK Classic on Saturday. Moore had a 40-point game and bounced back from their 75-38 defeat against the Webb Spartans on Friday.

Moore's performance included the game-winning buzzer-beater from beyond the arc. The 5-foot-5 guard shared different clips of her clutch bucket on X.

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"They Keep Doubting Me Ima Keep Proving Them Wrong I’m Just Getting Started @aeblgirlz @overtime @AEBLHOOPS @Ballislife @ballislifewbb_," Moore tweeted on Saturday.

Her highlights from the game were also shared by Ballislife on Instagram.

Fans were in awe of Moore's performance and shared their thoughts on the comment section.

Hoops fans react to Kamra Moore's 40-point performance (image credit: instagram/ballislife)

This fan was excited by her performance, "Sheesh 😮‍💨 / Boom Boom Boom Let’s Go 💪🏿🏀," a fan wrote.

"#MoMoBucket aka “The Big Stage,” a fan commented.

This fan commended Moore's clutch ability, "@momobucketz is Built for this 🔥," another fan wrote.

"finisher 👏 what a performance #MoMo we all knew you got it in you," one fan commented.

"that's actually one of the best performances I've seen. she can handle the heat 🔥," a fan wrote.

With the win, the Chattanooga Chargers improved to 13-4 while Campbell dropped to 17-2, ending its 11-game winning streak.

Moore is averaging 22.0 points, 2.6 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 2.5 steals per game this season. Moore leads her team in points per game, free throw percentage and 3-point percentage.

How has Kamora Moore's high school season been so far?

Kamora Moore's Chattanooga Christian High School is 13-4 overall and 0-1 in the district. They started the season with a 68-53 win over Battle Ground Academy but suffered a 93-75 loss to White County in their second game.

They went on an eight-game winning streak that started with a 65-46 win against Wesleyan on Nov. 25 and ended with a 66-44 road loss to Franklin Road Christian on Dec. 21.

They will next face Knoxville Classic on Monday.