Hall of Athletic Honor
One of the most decorated distance runners in Gettysburg history, Miller contributed to the Bullets' cross country dynasty of the 1970s while carrying the program successfully into the next decade.
A four-time NCAA cross country participant and two-time All-American, he posted a pair of first-place finishes during his freshman campaign in 1978. His performances helped that legendary Bullet squad go 13-1, win the Middle Atlantic Conference championship, reach the NCAA meet and earn recognition at the 1993 Hall of Athletic Honor induction ceremonies.
After earning All-MAC honors and again reaching the NCAA championships as a sophomore, he finished second overall at both the 1980 and 1981 MAC championships and went on to top-ten NCAA finishes and a pair of All-America honors. His best national showing was a seventh-place finish during his junior season in 1980. As a team, Gettysburg posted a 49-10 record during his four years.
In addition to his cross country exploits, he was a three-year letterwinner with the track and field program, earning All-MAC honors in the 5,000-meter run in 1980.
A native of Greencastle, Pa., he graduated from Gettysburg in 1982 with a degree in business administration.
