Miles made quite the headlines this season as he averaged a stat line of 28 points per game and 4 assists per contest for Clear Lake. Entering the final week of his regular season, Damon had a total of 938 points scored on 50% field goal and 38% from three-point land. He gets to the line at a high rate and knocks down shots from the foul stripe, as well as scoring from all three levels and showing he can be relied on in clutch moments. Damon has recently received offers from the likes of UTEP, TCU, LA Tech, and Florida A&M! Running with Miles Select 17u this AAU summer, Damon looks to add more offers to his already top tier list of committable D1 programs.

Damon Miles Damon Miles 6'2" | CG Pasadena Dobie | 2027 State TX showcased his bucket-getting prowess throughout December with three 30+ point performances, producing 35 points, 33 points, and a season-high 36 points. As a scoring point guard, Miles blended shot creation with control, knocking down multiple threes each night and consistently capitalizing at the free-throw line. He punished switches, manipulated defenders with pace, and kept pressure on the rim while still organizing the offense. His ability to score in bunches without losing command separated him from the pack.

Damon Miles Damon Miles 6'2" | CG Pasadena Dobie | 2027 State TX plays with intelligent shot selection which results in his efficiency as a bucket getter. He finds the point of attack quickly into possessions by always getting a step outside of his defender’s body, allowing him to excel in isolation as a three level scorer. Miles doesn’t have to break defender’s down as he’s consistently able to create his own shot in just a few dribbles.

Damon Miles Damon Miles 6'2" | CG Pasadena Dobie | 2027 State TX was a remarkable ball-handler with exceptional footwork, maintaining a low and wide base as he seamlessly strung moves together. Always in attack mode, using his relentless aggression and craftiness, Miles consistently found ways to get into the middle of the floor, keeping defenses on their heels. Miles frequently used a variety of change-of-direction moves along with his nifty spin move creating space or openings to exploit.