If you just consider the second half of the high school season and this Spring so far, Miley has been one of the best, if not the most productive post in the 2026 class. She helped lead Luers to a Class 2A state title, and she contributes each time out for OPS. She is strong, physical, and somewhat bullyish inside. She is a quality rebounder, and she understands how to score it against size/length.

Miley just continues to put together consistent effort after consistent effort. Even though I wasn’t there Saturday, I heard she had an injury scare, but she was back on the court Sunday morning using her size, strength, and physicality, as usual. For lack of a better term, she is just a bully inside, carving out space, and creating scoring opportunities around the rim. Defensively, she likes to root out opponents and turn them into face-up players. She had a strong Winter and has carried that over into the Spring. She already has a lot of Crossroads League interest/offers.

As opposed to the previous couple of prospects mentioned, Miley is a big, strong, broad-shouldered, and physical front-liner. She loves to seek contact and enforce her will at either end of the floor. She does have some quickness to her as well, and she will run the floor hard. She is also effortful and somewhat technical when defending ball screens. Offensively, she has soft hands, touch to the mid-post, but she’s great at earning her position early, sealing her opponents, and just moving them to score at the rim. She was great at the end of the season for the State Champion Knights.