Minneapolis roots
- Born April 11, 1980 in Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Minneapolis North High School — led the Lady Polars to a state championship
- 1998 Minnesota Miss Basketball and WBCA High School All-American
Founder & Program Director
Tamara Moore
Minneapolis North state champion. 1998 Minnesota Miss Basketball. Wisconsin Badger and Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year. Six-year WNBA guard. The first Black woman to head coach a men's college basketball team. Dallas Mavericks scout.
Wisconsin & the WNBA
- University of Wisconsin (1998–2002) — Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year in 2001 and two-time First-Team All-Big Ten
- Played every game of her four-year Badger career; finished as Wisconsin's all-time leader in steals and assists (1,662 career points)
- Inducted into the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame in 2017
- Selected 15th overall by the Miami Sol in the 2002 WNBA Draft
- Six WNBA seasons (2002–2007) with Miami, Minnesota, Detroit, Phoenix, New York, Los Angeles and Houston
- Played professionally overseas in Israel and France
Coaching & front office
- Head men's basketball coach at Mesabi Range College (2020–2024) — the first Black woman to lead a men's college basketball program
- Assistant coach with the Boston Celtics 2022 NBA Summer League team
- Scout for the Dallas Mavericks
- Coached high school girls basketball in Minneapolis
- Founder & Program Director of Moore H.Y.P.E., building 12U–16U Development and Elite girls basketball in Minnesota
Why Moore H.Y.P.E.
- A pipeline from youth fundamentals to college-ready players
- Direct access to recruiting knowledge from D-I and professional basketball
- A mission to help youth pursue excellence on the court and in life
Earn the H.Y.P.E.
Moore H.Y.P.E. is the next chapter of Tamara Moore's basketball life — a program that helps Minnesota girls turn hard work into opportunity.