Mia Molis is a 5'11" Small Forward in the 2027 class.
Molis attends in Florida and plays club basketball for Pink Elite.
Molis's Player Profile was created on April 7, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Mia
MolisSF
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
FL
Fresh Faces Entering the 2027 Florida Rankings
Mia moved from Illinois to Florida and brings a fearless mindset to the court and these 2027 rankings....
Written by Brandon Fisher
Mia
MolisSF
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
FL
First Year As An Upperclassmen: Who Are The Leaders In The Making
Hinsdale Central has some sneaky talented players, and Mollis is right up there with some of the best...
Written by Byron Xerxes Livsey
Mia
MolisSF
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
FL
Class of 2027 Updated Prospect Rankings: Byron’s Wings To Follow
This kid is talented. Molis has been one of the most consistent players in this class, and her...
Written by Byron Xerxes Livsey
Mia
MolisSF
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
FL
#PGHSophomoreIDIL: Team Eight Evaluations
What I love about Mia is her no fear attitude going up against anyone on the court. She...
Written by Lisa Jordan
Brandon Fisher | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Brandon Fisher
Prep Girls Hoops Southeast Regional Scout
Mia moved from Illinois to Florida and brings a fearless mindset to the court and these 2027 rankings. She joins a talented Windermere Prep roster that’s poised to make noise this season. Mia plays with intensity and strength by attacking downhill with purpose and finishing through contact. Her competitive style and effort on both ends of the floor make her a key addition who will help her WPS team succeed.
Hinsdale Central has some sneaky talented players, and Mollis is right up there with some of the best ones. Beyond the arc, there’s no fear, and on the drive, she keeps it simple. Her game isn’t flashy, but she shows impact in whatever position or role she’s utilized in. Those are the type of things that can turn a player into a great leader. Adaptability and no ego. She will be key to the success of her high school program this year.
This kid is talented. Molis has been one of the most consistent players in this class, and her ability to get it going from all angles is what separates her as a wing. She is dangerous on the drive and has a good feel and soft touch when she gets to the rim. She also brings a solid level of aggression on the defensive end. It would not be a surprise at all to see a D1 offer or two come her way.
What I love about Mia is her no fear attitude going up against anyone on the court. She has a lot of grit in her game and was not afraid to attack the basket.