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Erin Miller: Towering Talent, Basketball's Future

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Erin Miller, a 15-year-old basketball prodigy from St. Albert, is gaining massive online attention for her impressive skills. Standing at six foot seven and still growing, her practice video from April amassed over four million views. After being spotted by Swoosh Basketball director Ronald Hopkins, she joined the team and is now training for a potential career in the Womens National Basketball Association.

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Erin Miller: Towering Talent, Basketball's Future

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Erin Miller: Towering Talent, Basketball's Future. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 29th. This is Canada News Today, local news powered by AI, a 15-year-old baller from St. Albert. Aaron Miller is blowing up online at 6 foot 7 and still growing. Her practice video from April hit 4.5 million views by Monday, showcasing skills that have everyone talking hoops. This marks the second time one of her clips goes mega viral. She first laced up in 3rd grade, but things leveled up when swooosh basketball director Ronald Hopkins spotted her towering frame at a tournament. Last year, Hopkins jumped on a quick, recruiting her right away. He praises her humility as what sets her apart, calling her future super bright. Aaron was straight shocked when he approached, but she's all in now. Beyond the height, she's got a real drive with a sharp mid-range jumper that stands out. Hopkins notes she rises early for extra reps, proving she's no flash in the pan. Aaron's eyeing the big leagues, dreaming of the Women's National Basketball Association, and suiting up for the Indiana Fever Watch, this cake climb.

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