Mia had a season so statistically dominant that it’s likely to never be repeated again. Her 43.4 points per game is the sixth best in the country since 2000, according to MaxPreps. This is the second time in history that a high school girls’ basketball player from Michigan has led the nation in scoring. Mia broke her sophomore record of 41.2 points per game and became the first player in MHSAA history (boys or girls) to score 1,000 points in a season this year with 1,071. Mia also averaged 14.3 rebounds, seven assists, and 6.4 blocks per game. She won PGH x Foster Swift Sports Player of the Week for Jan. 18th-24th, becoming the 35th player in MHSAA history to pass 2,000 points, while putting up her 4th and 5th career 50-point games in the process. Mia led Mio to an 18-4 record (11-1 conference), North Star League-Little Dipper Co-Championship, and a District title after a 74-54 win over Hale. She is set to become the state’s second 3,000-point scorer and new career scoring leader as a senior.

Mia had a season so statistically dominant that it’s likely to never be repeated again. Her 43.4 points per game is the sixth best in the country since 2000, according to MaxPreps. This is the second time in history that a high school girls’ basketball player from Michigan has led the nation in scoring. Mia broke her sophomore record of 41.2 points per game and became the first player in MHSAA history (boys or girls) to score 1,000 points in a season this year with 1,071. Mia also averaged 14.3 rebounds, seven assists, and 6.4 blocks per game. She won PGH x Foster Swift Sports Player of the Week for Jan. 18th-24th, becoming the 35th player in MHSAA history to pass 2,000 points, while putting up her 4th and 5th career 50-point games in the process. Mia led Mio to an 18-4 record (11-1 conference), North Star League-Little Dipper Co-Championship, and a District title after a 74-54 win over Hale. She is set to become the state’s second 3,000-point scorer and new career scoring leader as a senior.