The three-point shot was working for Miller out of the gate and he never really slowed down. He made three three-point shots in the opening quarter, made a fourth tough one off of the dribble early in the second quarter, and then started to really crash the offensive glass. The athletic 6’1″ guard finished with 22 points and 10 rebounds at the Indiana All-Star Classic.

Tri-West moved to 12-8 on the season with a 77-47 win over Monrovia on Tuesday night. Miller, the Bruins leading scorer on the season, poured in 24 points in the win. He is a very good perimeter shooter with a high basketball IQ and flashes some sneaky athleticism off of the bounce.

A highly skilled rising junior guard that led a young, talented Tri-West High School team in scoring as a sophomore, Miller had his jumps shot cooking on Saturday at the IndyStar Indiana All-Star Gameday Shootout. The 6’1″ was money from beyond the arc knocking in at least five catch-and-shoot three-point shots while also creating his own shot in the mid-range consistently. Miller is a very good athlete that gets great elevation on his jump shot and when extending to finish at the rim.

A player in the 2027 class that can do a lot with the ball in his hands is Tri-West point guard Ryan Miller Ryan Miller 6'1" | PG Tri-West | 2027 State IN . The 6-foot-0 point guard is coming off a breakthrough sophomore year with his 13.5 points and 3.1 assists per game. He has been rolling with GPP 16u Black this spring and has displayed a ton of confidence on passes and his overall shooting from deep. I would not be shocked to see him see a jump in his rise if he has a strong showing come June.

There is a lot of young talent flowing through Tri-West High School right now, but this 6’1″ sophomore guard has emerged as the leader of the pack. Miller is averaging a team-best 11.3 points per game to go along with 3.4 rebounds and 2.9 assists. He is also shooting 26-74 (35.1%) from three-point range. Look for a big spring and summer to come for the sophomore guard.

Miller was one of the quicker off-ball guards that I watched throughout the Prep Hoops Indiana Sophomore ID Camp. At 6’1″, the Tri-West High School sophomore prospect played with an extremely high motor and proved he could score at all three levels. He is a very productive young prospect that already has experience at the varsity level. Miller looks to have improved his game over the summer as well and should be ready for a breakout campaign this winter.

No stranger to varsity production, Miller averaged 4.2 points per game as a freshman at Tri-West High School while shooting 41.2% from three-point range. He had a strong showing with the Bruins at the Charlie Hughes Showcase which culminated in a 20-point performance on 4-6 shooting from three in a win over Frankton. Miller was another piece of the talented Grand Park Premier 15u backcourt as well. His skill level with the ball in his hands will help carry him into a breakout sophomore season.

A highly skilled guard that played a lot for Tri-West as a freshman, Miller averaged 4.2 points per game while shooting 21-51 (41.2%). The 6’1″ guard has had a really strong spring for Grand Park Premier and looks poised to take on further offensive responsibility as a sophomore for the Bruins. Look for that to begin this weekend at the Charlie Hughes Showcase.