1999 World 200m champion; 1999 World Champs 100m silver medalist; 1996 Olympic 4x100m relay gold medalist; 4x100m relay gold medalist at 1997 and 2001 World Champs; 2003 World Outdoor 4x100m silver medallist.

The 1999 World Outdoor 200m champion, Miller has had ups and downs with injuries the last four years…last year she grabbed a silver medal in the 4x100m relay at the World Outdoor championships in Paris…Miller was a medal favorite heading into the 2000 Olympics, qualifying for the 100m, 200m and the 4x100m relay…she withdrew just days before the first qualifying rounds of the 100m, as she recovered from a strained hamstring that she suffered early September 2000…she hoped to rest the hamstring and be ready for the 200m and the 4x100 relay, but the injury was a slow heal, forcing Miller to withdraw completely…her breakthrough year came in 1999 as she dominated the 200m field to take gold at the World Championships after finishing second in the 100. She made the ‘96 Olympic team just five weeks after her car flipped three times on the freeway…formerly coached by her father Dr. Lenox Miller a two-time Jamaican Olympic medalist…Miller says the relationship was effective: ‘For us it worked really well. We never brought the track stuff home.’ Miller enjoyed her breakthrough year in 1999 after joining HSI…she is now coached by John Smith, and she trains regularly with standout sprinters Maurice Greene, Jon Drummond and Ato Boldon.

2004: 6th at USA Indoors 60m (7.26i)…1st in 100m at Nike Prefontaine Classic (11.05)…3rd in 60m at Verizon Millrose Games (7.27i)…7th in 60m at Tyson Foods Invitational (7.36i).

2003: 3rd in 100 (11.17), 4th in 200 (22.77) at USA Outdoors…4th at Verizon Millrose Games 60m (7.36)… World Outdoor 4x100m relay silver medallist (3rd leg 41.83)…ranked #5 in the U.S. at 100m by T&FN…best of (11.16).

2002: 4th at USA Outdoors (11.56)… ranked #7 in U.S. by T&FN…best of 11.22.

2001: 4x100m gold medalist at World Outdoors (3rd leg, 41.71) … 7th in 100m at USA Outdoors (11.18)…(ranked #7 at 100m and #9 at 200m in U.S. by T&FN… bests of 11.09w and 22.82.

2000: Withdrew from the 2000 Olympics while recovering from a strained hamstring... At Olympic Trials, placed 2nd in both 100 (11.05) and 200 (22.09)... ranked #3 in world (#2 U.S.) in 100 and #8 in world (#2 U.S) in 200 by T&FN.

1999: Gold in 200 (21.77) and silver in 100 at World Championships; won 100 (10.96w), 3rd in 200 (22.46) at USA Outdoors... 2nd in 60 at USA Indoors... ranked #2 in world by T&FN in both 100 and 200.

1998: 3rd in 100 at USA Outdoors (11.12)... ranked #3 in world (#2 U.S.) at 100 by T&FN; #6 in world.

1997: Won 200 at USA Outdoors (22.62), 3rd in 100 (11.21)...5th in 100 (11.18) and 200 (22.52) at World Champs; third leg on gold medal 4x100 (41.47 AR)...ranked #3 in world (#2 U.S.) at 200, #7 in world (#3 U.S.) at 100 by T&FN...bests of 11.04 and 22.37.

1996: Ran third leg on gold medal 4x100 (41.95), 4th in Olympic 200 (22.41)... 3rd in 200 (22.25), 4th in 100 (10.96) at Olympic Trials... ranked #4 in world (#1 U.S.) at 200, #8 in world (#4 U.S.) at 100 by T&FN. 4x100 (43.58)...best of 11.47.

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