Guilford College

2005

• Named team captain prior to the start of the season
• earned Second Team All-ODAC honors for the second straight season
• led the Quakers in runs, steals (8) and doubles
• posted fourth-highest doubles total in Guilford history
• finished second on the team in hits, which was good for 10th-best in school history
• placed third in the ODAC in runs and sixth in doubles
• posted team-high 17 multi-hit games
• enjoyed best game of the season versus league-rival Eastern Mennonite when he went 5-for-5 with four runs, a homer and three RBIs
• chosen as the team's Gold Glove Award winner

2004

• selected to the inaugural North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association College Division All-State Baseball Team
• picked as the Quakers' Most Valuable Player
• led Guilford with a .414 average, the fifth-highest single-season figure in school history
• led the club in hits, doubles and triples
• his 65 hits ranked third on Guilford's single-season list
• finished among the ODAC leaders in hit-by-pitch (T3rd), on-base percentage (5^th), average (6^th), hits (6^th), steals (T7th) and at-bats (10^th)
• posted 19 multi-hit games and finished the season with an 11-game hitting streak
• was a second team All-ODAC selection
• chosen by the Jewish Sports Review to the 2004 College Baseball All-America Team

2003

• right-handed hitting outfielder, started 27 of the 31 games he played in this season
• he finished seventh among regular players with a batting average of .267. Miller ended the season with five doubles, two home runs, and 26 runs batted in (RBI)
• he went seven for seven on stolen bases and ended the season with a fielding percentage of .981 as an outfielder
• ranked third on the team with nine multiple-RBI games and also had nine games with two or more hits. His career-best 10 game hitting streak was Guilford's fourth-longest streak in 2003
• Had a .981 fielding percentage after moving from shortstop to right field
• his best game March 13 in Guilford's 20-11 loss to Piedmont. In the contest, Miller scored two runs, went three for four at the plate, and had three RBI. He also hit his first career homer in the game

2002

• Batted a season-best two-for-four with a season-high three RBI in win over Keuka
• hit the game-winning pinch-hit RBI-single in the 10^th inning of the ODAC Tournament semifinals to beat Eastern Mennonite

Personal

• Lettered three times for Coach Edward Klimech's Teaneck H.S. squad
• won all-league laurels and was twice named all-county
• member of Guilford's Spring 2005 Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• son of Martin and Margie Miller