Mya was one of the most complete offensive players I watched in Louisville and looked every bit like a prospect capable of making an immediate impact at the next level. She used her strength and body control to create space, and in the game I watched, she scored in double figures with her left hand alone when around the hoop. What made that so impressive was that it wasn’t just layups. She consistently finished with touch on runners, short pull-ups, and controlled finishes around the paint. Mya also scored from all three levels, knocking down a smooth pull-up jumper and connecting from deep with a quick, high release. I don’t get to watch her often, but her increased confidence, pace, and physicality immediately stood out. She has a smooth, effortless style, can get her shot off in a hurry, and possesses excellent positional size to impact both ends of the floor. She has all the tools to be a Day 1 contributor when she steps onto a college campus, wherever she ultimately decides to play.

Mya impacts the game in so many ways simply due to her activity level on both ends of the court. She was in the middle of the action on almost every play and the uptempo style that AIA plays with could not suit her better. She was strong pushing the ball in transition at every opportunity showing off a very smooth handle and a lot of confidence weaving in and out of traffic. Wilson also has excellent vision and timing and made several impressive passes, especially kicking the ball up the sideline on the break or driving, drawing the defense, and the dishing the ball to a teammate when the help came. Wilson went after every loose ball and got her hands on a lot of them and also was huge asset for AIA rebounding the ball. Wilson did not shoot the ball like she is capable of on days one and two, but still impacted the games in a big way. I very much look forward to watching her play again.