Miles Jackson-Cartwright was Penn’s steady, two-way floor general
In his Penn career, Miles Jackson-Cartwright stood out as a durable, high-IQ guard who could score, facilitate, and defend, finishing with 1,401 points, 358 assists, and 131 steals for the Quakers[2][3]. He was a four-year starter and three-time team captain, which says plenty about his competitiveness and command of a locker room[3]. His best fit is a team that values toughness, reliability, free-throw shooting, and a guard who makes winning plays without needing the spotlight[2][3].
