Class of 2026 Mimi Thiero (PA) Offered

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[Dr. Bill]

Amazing talent!!!! Brother plays at Kentucky, has a sister that plays D1, both parents played D1... She will be a top 10 player by her Sr. year. We are in for a dog fight if we want to sign her...Let's reach into our collective piggy banks and give some NIL Money!!!

 

[BillSU]

Amazing talent!!!! Brother plays at Kentucky, has a sister that plays D1, both parents played D1... She will be a top 10 player by her Sr. year. We are in for a dog fight if we want to sign her...Let's reach into our collective piggy banks and give some NIL Money!!!

OFFERED> MIMI THIERO 2026 QUAKER VALLEY HS, LEETSDALE, PA
#2 G/ 6' 4" 4 ****


ANOTHER CAB RECRUIT FOR FLJ. WE WILL NEED TO STAY CLOSE TO HER. SHE IS VERY, VERY GOOD AND IS EXPECTED TO TOP OUT AT 6' 6". HANDLE IS GREAT. MOM AND DAD BOTH PLAYED COLLEGE BALL.

BIG ARTICLE: Pittsburgh Union Progress - Published by striking workers at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Al Thiero and his wife, Mariam, are natives of Mali. Al played Division I college basketball at Memphis and Duquesne, while Mariam was NAIA All-American at Oklahoma City University and was selected in the 2006 WNBA draft. Al is 6-10 and Mariam 6-2. The oldest of the couple’s four children, Adou, is a former Quaker Valley star who now plays at the University of Kentucky.
Thiero averages 20.1 points, 14.9 rebounds, 4.9 blocks, 2.5 assists and 1.7 steals per game for Quaker Valley (5-14, 5-4), which has clinched a playoff spot in Class 4A Section 2. Thiero does a lot for a young Quakers team that has just one senior and a total of seven freshmen and sophomores on the 10-player roster. The team averages 33.1 points a game, with Thiero accounting for nearly two-thirds of that scoring production.

“Being a sophomore who runs well, shoots well, and can put the ball on the floor, I think the sky’s the limit,” said Mimi’s father, Al.
Mimi Thiero was excellent as a freshman when she averaged a double-double (12.8 points and 10.4 rebounds) on her way to all-section honors, but this 16-year-old who lives in the Quaker Heights neighborhood of Sewickley has been even better this season. She has registered double-doubles in all but two games and has had some sublime stat lines. Thiero went for 41 points, 20 rebounds and 11 blocks in a win against Ambridge on Jan. 3 and collected 26 points and 27 rebounds in a win against Beaver last week.