Name: Adam Miller
Sport: Field Hockey
Position: Defender
DOB: 3/15/1992
Hometown: Panama City, Fla.
High School: The Perse School, Cambridge
College: University of Durham, UK
Team/Club: Southgate Hockey Club, London
World Championship Experience
  • Gold - 2018 Hockey Series Open (Salamanca, Mexico)
  • Bronze - 2019 Pan American Games (Lima, Peru)
  • Bronze - 2017 Pan American Cup (Lancaster, Pa.)
  • Bronze - 2017 World League Round 2 (Tacarigua, Trinidad & Tobago)
  • 5th - 2018 5 Nations Tournament (Malaga, Spain)
  • 5th - 2015 Pan American Games (Toronto, Canada)
  • 7th - 2015 World League Round 2 (Chula Vista, Calif.)
Other Career Highlights
  • 2020: Series against South Africa (Durban, South Africa)
  • 2019: Series against Korea (Seoul, South Korea)
  • 2018: Europe Tour (France, Spain, Scotland, Ireland)
  • 2017: Series against France (Paris, France)
  • 2016: Series against Canada (West Vancouver & Surrey, Canada)
  • 2015: Series against Argentina (Boston, Mass.), European Tour (Den Hague, The Netherlands & Antwerp, Belgium)
  • 2014: Summer series against Argentina, Chile and Mexico (Chula Vista, Calif.)
  • 2014: Joined U.S. Men's National Team
  • Previous international honors: Represented England Under-16, Under-18 and Under-21 squads in European Championships.
Personal: Son of John and Katie Miller...Sibling is Bee...Nickname: Miller, Milly...Began playing field hockey in 2000...Charity Involvement: Previous work for the Red Cross in Nakuru, Kenya, and the Jatun Sacha Foundation in the Amazon Rainforest in Ecuador...Game Day Mantra: "Want the ball more than anyone else on the pitch."...Favorite Sports Quote: “When the game gets tough, the tough get going.” – My Dad...Best Words of Advice: "Play like you have no worries." – Chris Clements
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Thanks to encouragement from an old coach, Adam Miller first picked up a field hockey stick at the age of eight in an attempt to join Cambridge City Hockey Club. Since then, he has represented England on the Under-16, Under-18 and Under-21 squads in European Championships. He was drawn to field hockey because it is a very technical sport requiring skill and hard work that singles out the most competitive athletes. Miller made his debut with Team USA this summer in the squad’s test series against Mexico, Chile and Argentina. He is an aspirational and dedicated athlete striving to qualify and play in the Olympics with the U.S. National Team.