Mia, a post player for the Goonies, made a strong impact during the MI College Tour III stop at Grand Valley on Saturday by doing the subtle things that make a big difference. She consistently set solid screens to free up teammates and create scoring opportunities. On the glass, she was active on both ends, securing rebounds and giving her team extra possessions. Defensively, she protected the rim well, altering shots and holding down the paint. Offensively, she showed versatility, able to face up and attack or operate with her back to the basket.

Mia turned in a solid two days for Michigan Goonies E40 17U at the PGH MI College Tour. She scored around the basket off two feet with a soft touch on her finishes, created just enough space with a spin, and converted a layup from a difficult angle. Mia protected the rim as a shot-blocker and was active as a rebounder. She’s very mobile, has an athletic build, and has the height you’re looking for in a next-level forward prospect. Mia is a difficult matchup for traditional bigs. She can face-up and drive, play with her back to the basket, and stretch the floor.

Mia is a promising forward prospect for the Wildcats who showed promise at Northwood Team Camp: I expect her to be a breakout player for Oxford in 2024. With Richter graduating, there is a need for someone to fill those shoes in the paint. Mia is an excellent passer out of the high post, has an effective mid-range jumper, and finishes well around the basket. Mia drives by defenders off the dribble to score layups and runs the floor well in transition. Her rebounding, length, and versatility will be crucial for Oxford to compete against tough competition in the OAA Red.

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