Mia takes a top five spot with her ability to control the paint without getting in foul trouble. She protects the rim, runs the floor well and can knock down the mid-range shot when defenses back off. When double teams come she stays poised and makes the right pass out showing her court vision and unselfishness.

She is huge piece for her team with her ability to protect the rim without fouling. Offensively, she can convert with her back to the basket and provide a steady presence inside. She also helps break pressure in the backcourt, adding value on both ends.

Mia leads the state in blocks with 9.8 per game including a 17-block game that speaks for itself. Her ability to protect the paint in both the half court and transition has been dominant all season. What makes it even more impressive is how she does it without fouling staying disciplined while still being aggressive.

Mia comes in as a sophomore wing who will be an anchor on defense. She blocks shots without fouling and forcing opposing teams to settle for jumpers. Offensively she has a soft touch around the rim and fits great with the team’s style of play.