JoJo Mills brings low-usage, high-effort frontcourt value for Chestnut Hill
In the 2025-26 season, JoJo Mills has been an efficient role forward for Chestnut Hill, contributing across the board in limited minutes with active rebounding, a blocked shot per game, and some perimeter touch on 50% three-point shooting in the early sample. ESPN’s stat line shows a player who impacts possessions without needing heavy volume, which is valuable for lineups that need energy, defensive activity, and spacing. The main appeal is upside as a glue piece: dependable, versatile, and willing to do the gritty work that complements higher-usage scorers.[1]
