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The Rolling Meadows Mustangs (Rolling Meadows, IL) basketball were winner over the host Montini Catholic Broncos (Lombard, IL), 44-28 in Tuesday's non-league bout. The Mustangs now possess a 2-0 record. They play next when they travel to Fenton for a non-league bout on Friday, November 29. Rolling Meadows
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Miletic (team-high 14 points) spoke of how nice it was to face someone different than his teammates during the first two weeks of practice. "We have a great group of guys (who) have been really working hard for this moment (especially) in practice where we've been building
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“Neill Berry did a great job early on evaluating Ian and it was really clear he was our type of guy,” Smart said. ”He really, really cares about relationships and he’s one of the best leaders at that age that I’ve seen with his high school group."
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Miletic (6-7, 180) is in his fourth season of varsity action at Rolling Meadows High School in suburban Chicago under head coach Kevin Katovich. Miletic (Mill-eh-tich) averaged 19.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game as a junior and was named the program's most
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“He’s definitely helped me with my game,” said Miletic, one of four prospects committed to MU's 2025 recruiting class. “These live looks, I went to a scrimmage this weekend down at Marquette and a lot of them are similar to what they run there. So it’s
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The Sleepers discuss Ian Miletic's decision to commit to Marquette!
“I really enjoyed the time with the coaching staff and players and had a great time getting to know everyone,” Miletic said. “They took really good care of us, and after that I came to the conclusion, do I really need to see other schools, or is Marquette my home?
“That stood out to me right away – the relationship aspect of it,” Miletic said. “They really invested in me and took the time to get to know me as a person and not just as a player. Over time, that’s what pulled Marquette away from other programs.”“The way
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“Ian is an extremely hard working and skilled basketball player,” says Rolling Meadows Head Coach Kevin Katovich. “His talents on the floor are only exceeded by his character off of the floor. He is going to make an outstanding contribution to whatever school is lucky enough to get him.”“It’
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“But I just see myself bringing energy and helping everyone, including myself, get better each day. I’m looking forward to taking advantage of all the opportunities to grow and learn more about my game. I know what I’m capable of from my on-court side of things but looking