The 6’4” small forward is a lanky athlete who brings two way potential at the next level as he is a quality defender both inside and out.  Offensively he runs the floor well and can deck it.

Marabella presents a ton of upside as a 6’4” small forward that could grow into a face up post.  He has good size, athleticism, and I love how he can create his shot both on drives and in the mid-range.  Lot of upside here.

Marabella embraced his role as a rim protector and defensive anchor for Kessel 8. He was a reliable back-line defender, altering shots and closing off driving lanes. On the offensive end, he surprised spectators with flashes of high-level footwork and an impressive turnaround jumper that became a go-to weapon when he found his rhythm.

Marabella used length and skill to draw attention and contact in the paint. Versatile defense with decent wingspan and lateral movement. He had an impact for team 4.

Miles Marabella caught my attention as a long and rangy 6’3” prospect. His length proved to be one of the most defining aspects of his offensive game, especially in his ability to shoot over defenders with ease. Marabella’s extension, combined with his high release point, made it incredibly difficult for defenders to contest his shots effectively. Miles scored with a good understanding of how to utilize stop-dribbles to create separation, using his defender’s momentum against them for a clean and open look at the hoop.