Olivia Miles: Bio, Net worth, Height, Age, Stats, Salary and More

Olivia Miles is one of the brightest young talents in women’s college basketball. As the dynamic point guard for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Miles has captivated fans and analysts alike with her exceptional court vision, scoring ability, and leadership on the court. Despite facing challenges, including a recent injury, her rise as a basketball prodigy signals a promising future. This article dives into her journey, standout performances, and what lies ahead for her in college basketball and beyond.

Olivia Miles Personal Information

Attribute	Details
Name	Olivia Miles
Age	21 years (as of January 2025)
DOB	January 29, 2004
Nationality	American
Position	Guard
Height	5’10” (178 cm)
Education	Blair Academy, Notre Dame University
Relationship Status	Single
Team	Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Draft Info	Eligible for the 2025 WNBA Draft
Experience	College Basketball (2021-2025)

Olivia Miles: Early Life

Having been born into a family of basketball players, Miles Olivia grew up in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, where she exhibited remarkable basketball skills at an early age. She sharpened her game by playing with boys in her neighborhood and engaging in youth leagues, and she soon became a very good player. By the time it came down to attend Blair Academy, a famous preparatory school, there was no disputing the fact that she was indeed gifted.

Olivia Miles Personal Assests:

While specific details about her assets are not fully disclosed, it’s expected that, like many high-profile athletes, she’s made wise investments in real estate and other ventures. Additionally, with her growing brand, Olivia is likely building a portfolio that includes endorsements, sponsorships, and collaborations with sports brands.

Olivia Miles Partner

Olivia tends to keep her personal life private, focusing primarily on her career and growth as a professional athlete, so as of now nothing about her love life is confirmed

Olivia Miles Career Stat

At Blair Academy, Miles, in addition to scoring, exhibited an extraordinary passing ability that poets could only dream of. It was purely her game sense, management of which coordinated with the attention of the country, which earned her the distinguished status of being one of the best in her class. Thanks to being named a high school All-American, there were no doubts about Miles becoming a star, and this cleared the way for her to join Notre Dame. Here are some of the accolades that paved her way to college basketball, according to Notre Dame Fighting Irish’s site:

• MaxPreps Third Team All-American Junior year
• Averaged 13.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 7.6 assists as a junior
• Guided Blair to a Prep A state championship in 2020, its first since 2017
  • Three-time MAPL champion
• Two-time New Jersey State runner-up
• Combined win-loss record of 69-19
• The highlight of her prep career was scoring her 1,000^th career point
• Played AAU with the Philadelphia Belles with Citron
  • Won the Nike Girls EYBL in Indianapolis in June of 2019 with the Belles
• In a January ESPN.com feature about Miles, author John Weinfuss described her as having “Sue Bird-like vision, Steve Nash-like smoothness and a Diana Taurasi-like ability to bully fellow guards with her size.”
• USA U-16 National Team member in 2019
  • She started in all six games and averaged 5.2 points and 7.5 assists to help Team USA to a 6-0 record and a gold medal in Chile.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2021-22)

Became the first men’s or women’s player in NCAA Tournament history to record a triple-double in the NCAA Tournament as a freshman – in her debut, no less. Miles recorded 12 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists against UMass. Overall, it marked just the 18th triple-double in the women’s tourney and the 2nd by an Irish player (Skylar Diggins-Smith in 2011). Let us take a look at her additional achievements as a player:

• Collected 9 double-doubles  -> 3 via points/rebounds + 4 via points/assists + 2 triple-doubles. She is ranked 5th in the ACC.
• Her 7.4 assists/game ranked 4th all-time in program history. The top three spots belong to Lindsay Allen (7.6) and Mary Gavin (7.9 & 8.6). However, she did shatter the freshman ND assist record of 4.5 by Mary Gavin in 1984-85.
• Miles boasts 8 double-digit assist performances on the year. All other players in the ACC had combined for 4.
• Big 13-point, 6-rebound, 5-assist game in win over No. 3 NC State. Miles hit two clutch free throws that ultimately won it in the final 1:20 of the game.
• Career-high 30 points + 6 assists in win over BC on Jan. 30 – was named ACC Player of the Week for the first time. 5th different Irish freshman to score 30 or more points in a game. 4th different Irish player to record a 30-point, 5+ assist performance, joining Diggins-Smith, Loyd, and Ogunbowale.
• Became the 4th Irish player ever to record a 20+ point, 10+ assist double-double. The other 3 were Skylar Diggins-Smith, Marina Mabrey, and Jackie Young. Miles had 21 points, 11 assists, six rebounds, and a career-high six steals vs Pitt on Dec. 19.  
• Triple-double at Valpo on Dec. 8 (11p/13r/13a) –  2nd ever Irish freshman to do so, joining Marina Mabrey.  
• Defensive threat: led the team with her 1.8 steals/game, which ranked 7th in the ACC. Miles averaged 2.2 SPG in ACC play, which ranked 2nd in the league.  
• First freshman to start a season opener at point guard since Lindsay Allen in 2013. Before Allen, it was Mollie Peirick who cracked the lineup on Nov. 26, 1994.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2022-23)

• The season was cut short due to a knee injury suffered in the regular-season finale at Louisville
• Led Notre Dame with 7.2 rebounds, 6.9 assists, and 2.1 steals per game. Ranked second with 14.3 points
• Led the ACC in assists/game
• Hit GW shot as time expired to beat Louisville in overtime (2/16/23)
• With 22 points and 10 assists at BC, Miles became the only ND player since at least 1999 to post 20+ points and 10+ assists in multiple games in her Irish career
• Recorded third career triple-double against Merrimack, passing Skylar Diggins and Jackie Young for most career triple-doubles in Notre Dame women’s basketball history
• Posted six games with at least 20 points, which was tied for the team lead with Sonia Citron
• Notched 18 stat sheet stuffer games (5-5-5). No other Irish player had more than two on the season
• All-time program ranks amongst sophomores
  • Assists/game: 6.9 (1st)
  • Total assists: 192 (3rd)
  • Steals/game: 2.1 (T-5th)
  • FTM: 92 (8th)
  • Rebounds/game: 7.3 (T-10th)
  • Minutes/game: 31.6 (9th)

JUNIOR SEASON (2022-23)

• ACC Tournament champion
• Missed junior season rehabbing a knee injury suffered in February 2023

Olivia Miles Stats Overview

Miles’s stats show how much of a good all-around player she is. Scoring, assists, rebounds, steals, you name it, she does it all, and that impact is clear in every area. Below is a sample of her impressive performance over her college years:

Category	Stat	NCAA Rank
Points Per Game	14.3	Top 20
Assists Per Game	7.4	Top 5
Rebounds Per Game	6.1	Top 50
Steals Per Game	2.5	Top 30

Olivia Miles Instagram

Instagram: @oliviamiles is her account where she posts photos and videos related to her career and life. As of January 2025, she has approximately 45,000 followers.

Olivia Miles Social Media

X: @oliviamiles06, where she shares thoughts, and game updates, and interacts with fans.

Olivia Miles Endorsements

Olivia Miles has already caught the eye of several major brands. Known for her growing influence in women’s basketball, she is expected to secure high-profile endorsements in the coming years.

Olivia Miles Contract

The WNBA star Olivia Miles is likely to sign a standard rookie contract. Typically, rookie contracts for top draft picks in the WNBA are two years in length, with an option for a third year, and base salaries in the range of $70,000 to $100,000 for the first year. Given her anticipated impact on the court, it’s expected that Miles will secure a lucrative contract once she is drafted.