Game Recap
On the heels of another great performance, Ian's high school career came to an end this past Monday in a loss to Warren in the 4a Supersectional game. The Mustangs fought hard and just came up a little short of their goal of making it to state. Ian
Game Recap
Ian had another dominating performance on Friday night, this time leading Rolling Meadows to the 2025 4a Schaumburg Sectional championship over Fremd. It was close at the half with Fremd playing great team ball, but the Mustangs came out in the second half with tenacious defense and energy and ran
Rolling Meadows
When I was a kid I'd watch a lot of the Michael Jordan era Bulls. Back then it was common to see the Bulls as a team play well, but the difference between a win and a loss usually came down to one player – Jordan – taking over the
Rolling Meadows
Behind a true team effort, Rolling Meadows powered through to win the Class 4A Rolling Meadows Regional Championship on Friday night. The Mustangs had offensive contributions from across the board, with outstanding team defense and rebounding being the key difference makers throughout the game. Ian's unofficial line: 15
Rolling Meadows
Huge congratulations to Ian for a truly outstanding season! He takes home two impressive accolades by making the MSL All-Conference Team as well as being honored as the MSL East Player of the Year. These awards are a recognition of his incredible hard work and how that's translated
Rolling Meadows
The Mustangs rolled to a 60-23 lopsided victory against South Elgin, setting them up for a regional final matchup against Palatine on Friday. Ian put up relatively quiet 14 points and 2 assists as many of the Rolling Meadows starters were given a breather and the bench given some valuable
Rolling Meadows
On Wednesday night Rolling Meadows defeated Fremd 69-62 to win the 2025 MSL Championship, finishing the season with an impressive 26-4 record. Most impressively it was arguably both Rolling Meadows' and Ian's most complete, balanced performance of the season, with contributions in all facets of the game
On the heels of another great performance, Ian's high school career came to an end this past Monday in a loss to Warren in the 4a Supersectional game. The Mustangs fought hard and just came up a little short of their goal of making it to state. Ian
Ian had another dominating performance on Friday night, this time leading Rolling Meadows to the 2025 4a Schaumburg Sectional championship over Fremd. It was close at the half with Fremd playing great team ball, but the Mustangs came out in the second half with tenacious defense and energy and ran
When I was a kid I'd watch a lot of the Michael Jordan era Bulls. Back then it was common to see the Bulls as a team play well, but the difference between a win and a loss usually came down to one player – Jordan – taking over the
Behind a true team effort, Rolling Meadows powered through to win the Class 4A Rolling Meadows Regional Championship on Friday night. The Mustangs had offensive contributions from across the board, with outstanding team defense and rebounding being the key difference makers throughout the game. Ian's unofficial line: 15
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On episode 184 of the No Shot Clock podcast (at the 15:50 mark), Ian is named as one of the two most important players in the state to their respective teams.
The Mustangs put up another dominant performance as the regular season winds down with a 68-41 win over Unity Christian, improving to 25-4 overall and 10-0 in conference play. Ian put up 19 points in limited playing time as the Mustangs jumped out to a big lead in the third
It was a celebratory mood on Friday night with Rolling Meadows honoring both its Seniors as well as Max and Cam Christie. The good vibes continued through the night as Ian sparked the Mustangs to a 75-42 win over Buffalo Grove, with the Mustangs shooting the lights out from three
This week the Daily Herald recognized Ian's explosive performance against Hersey as one of the top 5 of the week. Full recap here. 3. Ian Miletic, Rolling Meadows – Miletic scored 31 points as the Mustangs sealed a fifth straight MSL East championship with a 63-57 victory over Hersey.
Ian's unofficial line: 21 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals, 1 block. Rolling Meadows 61, Glenbrook North 41: Rolling Meadows (23-4) rebounded from their tough loss Saturday to Lake Forest to roll in Northbrook. Ian Miletic led the way with 21 points, Ryan Meyer had 9 points
Coming off a hard fought win over Hersey to win the MSL East, the Mustangs were defeated by an energetic Lake Forest team who played excellent team basketball. Ian knocked down three 3 pointers and finished with 15 points and 5 boards as the Mustangs drop to 22-4 overall (though
Ian was on a mission tonight and exploded for 17 first quarter points (31 total) to lead the Mustangs to their fifth straight MSL East title. His final, unofficial line: 31 points, 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals, 1 block Ian Miletic made sure it was thumbs up for Rolling
An impressive individual performance by Ian as the Mustangs roll Wheeling 63-35, improving to 21-3 (8-0 in the conference). Ian finishes with a double-double by scoring 21 points and nabbing 11 rebounds. The team has a little bit of a break this week and goes up against a talented Hersey
Rolling Meadows improves to 20-3 (7-0 in conference play) with a solid team effort against Prospect, winning 70-35. Scoring was balanced across the entire team, with Ian playing a facilitator/defensively-focused role in limited action. Coach Katovich gave his starters a well-deserved rest for most of the 4th quarter. Ian
Miletic with another near double-double, as he crashes the boards for 9 rebounds and the Mustangs put together a balanced offensive attack, with Ian contributing 13 points. The 62-44 win over Libertyville puts the Mustangs at 19-3 for the season. Libertyville (10-9) increased that lead 30-25 on a three from
Miletic scored 9 points this past Thursday in limited action vs. Elk Grove. The Mustangs jumped out to a big early lead, allowing many starters to rest and the bench to get some action and experience. Final score was 76-38 and Mustangs improve to 18-2 (6-0 in conference play). Mustangs
Let's start with this – Mt. Carmel is really good. Seeing them play in person, you can tell this is a well coached team with obvious athleticism, size, and a ton of court smarts. Lots of cutting and sharp passes broke down Rolling Meadows' defense, and Mt. Carmel