BUFFALO, N.Y. – During the NCAA Native American Heritage Month, D'Youville University athletics proudly recognizes men's basketball redshirt-senior guard Justin Moore, whose deep connection to his Creek (Muscogee) roots continues to guide his character, his athletic journey, and the way he carries himself on and off the court. "Every time I step on the court, I'm not just playing for myself. I'm representing my family, my community back home, and the generations that came before me," he said.
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D'Youville's Justin Moore Honors His Creek (Muscogee) Heritage Through Pride, Perseverance, and Purpose
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