A'mire Gill signs with Miami RedHawks for 2027 basketball class
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 8:18 PM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

On November 11, A'mire Gill officially signed his letter of intent to play basketball for the Miami RedHawks. The former Princeton High School star guard led his team to a state championship last season, where he was named the tournament MVP. Miami head coach Travis Steele highlighted Gill's size and two-way play ability, noting that he has been recruited since his sophomore year. Gill, the highest-rated player Miami has signed in years according to 247 Sports, transferred to Master's Academy International to enhance his skills before joining college basketball. He leads a four-man recruiting class for the RedHawks, which includes notable recruits like Jaylen Gunther and Carson Scholl.
- •Gill led Princeton to a 25-3 record and state title last season.
- •He averaged 17.7 points, shooting over 41% from 3-point range.
- •Gill has a.9217 composite rating, the highest for Miami since 2003.
- •He previously transferred to Master's Academy International to improve skills.
- •Miami's recruiting class also includes Jaylen Gunther and Carson Scholl.
- 8:18 PMYahoo Sports — Former Princeton star guard A'mire Gill signs with Miami RedHawks
"After leading the Princeton Vikings to the state championship last season, A'mire Gill will be returning to Southwest Ohio to play for the RedHawks.
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