I thought the future Edgewood Crusader is willing to slot into a role and find ways to thrive within it. She’s comfortable playing without the ball and can space the floor as a perimeter shooter. I think she has the skill set to elevate the players around her and make their lives easier. She also has the potential to develop her game on the defensive end of teh floor because she has the physical tools to influence a game.

The incoming Edgewood freshman showed exactly what she can bring to the table, stood out on defense while proving she can be a legitimate scoring threat. Milesko could play a role in an Edgewood run this season.

The future Edgewood Crusader was a kid who showed well at camp. Milesko took directions and corrections well and applied them. She is also a solid athlete who can move her feet well defensively and keep her assignment in front of her, which will get her on the floor early for the Crusaders more than what she can do on the other end. She plays at her own pace offensively and has a solid frame; she can add muscle over the next four years as she matures.

So far Milesko has been playing up in the 15U division for the Wisconsin Lakers and has looked strong throughout the first half of the AAU season. The 2030 guard has shown she is more than capable of competing at a high level. Her speed and athleticism immediately stand out on film, but what impressed me most was her competitiveness and toughness. She doesn’t take plays off and consistently applies pressure as an on ball defender. When she gets into the lane she can score in a variety of ways.