Miles is a physical mismatch forward that provided a great option in the front-court for his reclassed freshman season at TBS and looks to bring more of the same to Team United 15u EYBL. In session one, Miles averaged 7.5 Points, 5.3 Rebounds, 0.8 Assists, 1.3 Steals, and 0.8 Blocks per game with 38/50/64 shooting splits on the weekend. Miles uses his strong frame to carve out space on the glass and secure extra possessions for his team. He’ll typically shoot a higher percentage from the floor but with a larger sample size I’m sure that will go up. He made one of his two three’s on the weekend as well, and it will be interesting to see how he shoots the ball from distance over the course of the EYBL year. Miles is a great option in the front-court for this team and he’ll look to up his production to help this team get more wins next session.

We will update Miles’ profile soon as he has reclassified to 2029 and he is already diversifying his game. He’s a more comfortable outside shooter than ever before to go with his ability to work inside with his physicality and athleticism. He’s really active on both backboards which is probably what is earning him his minutes right now. He can be a real bruiser and guard bigger forwards/centers because of his strength. Miles will continue to produce at a higher level with time but he is showing real progression in his game and it is translating on the court.

Miles is another prospect who’s coming into his own at the stretch-forward spot; he’s an active defender who utilizes his physicality to bang in the painted area; he can clean up on the glass and make his presence felt under the rim; can step out and shoot the 3-ball; an underrated name to watch with The Burlington School in 2025-26

A rising forward name to know in the 2028 rankings at The Burlington School; put up 4.2 ppg and 3.7 rpg in the frontcourt this past season; a versatile presence at 6-foot-5 who’s just scratching the surface; he’ll look to show off his abilities on the EYBL stage with Team United this summer

Miles is a versatile presence to get to know in the 336 area given his size and potential at 6-foot-5. He’s coming along nicely as a presence in The Burlington School frontcourt. He’s producing 3.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per game as a reserve in their rotation this season. Look for him to make an impact with his size/versatility as the season progresses.