Mieseler continues to elevate her game, showing improved confidence and fluidity. With length and athleticism, she impressed at the Expo with smooth movements and an attacking mentality, highlighted by a stride-to-the-rim finish off a long pass. She averaged 5.0 points and 3.5 rebounds per game last winter in Belle Plaine, but her growth against top competition has been evident throughout the summer. With size, length, and versatility at both ends, Mieseler carries strong college potential as she becomes more assertive.

#75 – The lengthy forward from Belle Plaine was an unknown in our circles until she showed up at the Sophomore ID Camp in September and proceeded to put on a display of strong college basketball potential throughout the event. Averie’s length is impressive at both ends of the floor, and her attacking mentality produced a ton of buckets. With limited high-level experience, Mieseler has a long way to go in her development, but the innate attributes are there. If she puts in the work Averie could be very good.

At every Prep Girls Hoops showcase event we’ve had in Minnesota there has been at least one complete unknown roll into the gym in anonymity and make us sit up and say, ‘Wow!’ On Sunday that was Averie. Simply put, the lengthy forward, whose resume includes approximately zero high-level experience, is about to become a legit college prospect. She attacked the rim relentlessly, soaring up and over opponents, using her substantial length to outmaneuver defenders and finish with either hand. Defensively her length was a weapon, as well. Averie is wiry, with a body type and playing style that reminds us a lot of Mira Wismer from Benilde-St. Margaret’s. That’s a pretty good benchmark. Less than 24 hours after the showcase ended, several AAU teams had reached out about Mieseler joining them for the 2025 season. That’s what we call a debut!