Colton brings toughness and size at 6’5. He owned the glass and used his physicality to finish through defenders in the paint. He was reliable from deep, too, knocking down open looks and forcing closeouts. His versatility shined in the title game where he battled bigger bodies and got to where he wanted. His ability to do a bit of everything made him a key piece to Minnesota Heat ‘s success in Colorado. Very solid outing for him. 

Colton brings a lot to the table as a 6’5” wing/forward. He is very athletic, being a difference maker on the boards. He can use his size and strength to work inside for scores, being able to play physically around the rim. He is also a threat from the perimeter, being able to knock down an open look or take his defender off the dribble to get downhill.

Colton is kind of a do it all player. He’s had a really good start to his summer with Minnesota Heat . He sprints the floor hard in transition for easily layups/dunks. He can also step out and hit the 3 ball too. Colton is typically the loudest player on the floor, and constantly talking all game. A part of a very deep returning Andover core, I expect Colton to keep taking big strides this summer.

Colton Miller Colton Miller 6'5" | SF Andover | 2026 State MN is a six-foot-seven-inch 2026 forward that is averaging 8.7 points and 6.6 rebounds per game. Miller runs the floor well for his size, can shoot it from the perimeter a bit, and uses his length at the rim to block shots. Miller used his ability to run the floor and block a shot versus Mounds View that showed off this ability. In that same game versus Mounds View Miller dished out 7 assists showcasing his ability to facilitate.

The most productive Titans player against CV. Miller was a bucket getter and showed no fear taking an opponent 1v1 or stepping back for a deep shot. Love the touch he displayed at the rim, too. Made a Kay play defensively in the second half with a transition block. High-volume scorer small schools should definitely take a look at.