Indiana University Athletics
Spotlight on A.J. Miller
1/18/2005 12:00:00 AM | Men's Swimming and Diving
MSU, U-M Meet Notes
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Head Coach Ray Looze, Head Diving Coach Dr. Jeff Huber and the Indiana University men's swimming and diving program announced that A.J. Miller (Middlebury, Ind./Northridge), Steven Murry (Memphis, Tenn./Gateway Christian) and Max Weyermann (Katy, Texas/James E. Taylor) will attend IU beginning with the 2005-06 campaign.
In the coming weeks, we will spotlight each IU signee individually. The first Hoosier in the series is Miller.
Miller, a three-time All-American from Goshen, Ind., led Northridge to three straight sectional titles and four consecutive conference championships during his prep tenure. Additionally, Miller earned all-state and all-conference recognition his past three seasons. Meanwhile, Miller holds his school record in both the 100 breaststroke and 200 breaststroke events. Away from the pool, Miller is a swim instructor for special needs children, while also garnering the Most Improved GPA award his sophomore year.
"A.J. Miller is one of the top swimmers coming out of Indiana this year." Looze said. "This marks the third year that we have attracted one of the best in-state swimmers and this is a trend we hope to continue. A.J. is extremely versatile and should help the team immediately at the Big Ten level and eventually at the NCAA level. He will swim IM, breast, back and free for the team."
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Head Coach Ray Looze, Head Diving Coach Dr. Jeff Huber and the Indiana University men's swimming and diving program announced that A.J. Miller (Middlebury, Ind./Northridge), Steven Murry (Memphis, Tenn./Gateway Christian) and Max Weyermann (Katy, Texas/James E. Taylor) will attend IU beginning with the 2005-06 campaign.
In the coming weeks, we will spotlight each IU signee individually. The first Hoosier in the series is Miller.
Miller, a three-time All-American from Goshen, Ind., led Northridge to three straight sectional titles and four consecutive conference championships during his prep tenure. Additionally, Miller earned all-state and all-conference recognition his past three seasons. Meanwhile, Miller holds his school record in both the 100 breaststroke and 200 breaststroke events. Away from the pool, Miller is a swim instructor for special needs children, while also garnering the Most Improved GPA award his sophomore year.
"A.J. Miller is one of the top swimmers coming out of Indiana this year." Looze said. "This marks the third year that we have attracted one of the best in-state swimmers and this is a trend we hope to continue. A.J. is extremely versatile and should help the team immediately at the Big Ten level and eventually at the NCAA level. He will swim IM, breast, back and free for the team."
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