University of Alaska Fairbanks Athletics

2010-11:  Third year serving as co-captain for the Nanooks; Miller had her highest Conference finishes in her career at the PCSC Champsionships in February placing 26th in the 100 Breaststroke with a season best of 1:13.27 and a 29th place finish in the 200 Breaststroke with a season best of 2:38.87; also recognized for Academic Honors by the Athletic Department.

2009-10: Miller was again selected by her teammates to serve as a co-captain; Miller started out her season strong, swimming season bests with a 1:13.77 in the 100 Breaststroke and a 2:38.47 in the 200 Breaststroke against the California University of Pennsylvania in October; though suffering an MCL injury part way through the season, Miller finished her season strong with a season best in the 200 IM with a 2:26.11 and near season best times in both 100 Breaststroke with a 1:14.43 and the 200 Breaststroke with a 2:38.77; recognized for Academic Honors by the Athletic Department.

2008-09: Selected by her teammates to serve as a co-captain; Miller had some great swims at the PCSC Championships in February swimming a lifetime best time in the 200 IM with a 2:20.85, a collegiate best in the 100 Breaststroke with a 1:13.24, and a lifetime best in her 200 Breaststroke time trial with a 2:37.50; recognized for Academic Honors by the Athletic Department.

2007-08: Excels in practice and in meets, with much spirit helped the team notch the first win of the third era in a home meet against Pacific Lutheran University; at the Nike Cup Invitational in November, Miller went away with lifetime best times in the 200 IM with a 2:25.80 and the 200 Breaststroke with a 2:39.50 as well as a season best in the 100 Breaststroke with a 1:14.51; received Most Inspirational Award at the conclusion of the season; recognized for Academic Honors by the Athletic Department.

Prior to Alaska: Member of the 2003 Greater St. Helen's League Champion team; named Second All-League in the breaststroke as a sophomore; voted team captain her senior year; earned academic honors all four years of high school; competed with the Vancouver Swim Club for six years.

Coach Lemley on Courtney: "When a swimmer lists 'good academic match' as her highest priority I'm ecstatic because I'm recruiting to such a stellar school in UAF that its easy to sell our academics here. Courtney has proved herself to be invaluable to our team both last year and this year in the class room and in the pool. As a co-captain this year she's dealt with a variety of challenges which invariably befall any college team simply because of the wide mix of personalities and backgrounds of its team members."

Personal: Daughter of Bradley and Jennifer Miller; majoring in Psychology with a minor in Biochemistry.