Riley McQueen: Moeller's Returning Guard Has a Shooting Sample Worth Following
Riley McQueen gives Moeller a returning guard whose previous contribution included efficient perimeter shooting. The school cumulative statistics credit the Class of 2027 player with 24 appearances in 2025–26, providing a full varsity sample of participation before his senior winter.
The production behind the outlook
McQueen scored 113 points, averaging 4.7 per game, and made 16 of 38 three-point attempts. His 42.1 percent mark came on a modest number of attempts, so it should be read with that context. The same school page lists 19 steals and a 77.1 percent free-throw percentage, adding detail to the supporting role.
What to watch in 2026–27
The Ohio Valley Hoops Classic program identified McQueen as a junior on Moeller's 2025–26 roster. His return therefore brings another experienced contributor to a group that also includes younger players with league recognition. The next season offers a chance to expand his responsibility, though the actual rotation and shot distribution will be determined on the court.
For fans, the useful question is whether his previous shooting translates as the workload changes. Maintaining good shot selection and making the most of available possessions would help the Crusaders regardless of his scoring average. McQueen's junior record supplies a clear foundation for following that senior-season progress.
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Sources and season context
Prior-season statistics and awards refer to the dates stated. School assignments follow the cited roster and transfer reports; final 2026–27 participation is determined by current school rosters. Outlook discussion is analysis. Reviewed October 24, 2026.
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