Johns Hopkins University Athletics

Coach[apos]s Notes: Key component to the Blue Jays game • has a very balanced game both inside and outside • showed improvement last year. 2005-06: Started all 30 games • led team in points (12.3), free throw percentage (80.0), field goals made (4.4), rebounds (8.9) and defensive rebounds (6.4) • was second in offensive rebounds (2.6), third in steals (31) and field goal percentage (131-of-328, .399) and fourth in assists (50) and blocked shots (19) • made 20 three-pointers • was second on the team with seven double-doubles and scored in double figures 21 times • scored a career-high 28 points on 9-of-15 shooting, including 4-of-4 from three-point range, against Dickinson in the ECAC Semifinals • scored 23 points off 10-of-19 shooting with 11 rebounds at Franklin & Marshall on January 18 • had a career-high 18 rebounds along with 21 points at Gettysburg on February 14 • also shot 6-of-6 from the free throw line at Gettysburg • shot 10-of-13 from the charity stripe against Swarthmore on January 31 and scored 20 points • led team in scoring in nine games and rebounding in 15 • selected to Trinity Holiday Tournament All-Tournament Team • named to Centennial Conference Honorable Mention Team • named to CC Academic Honor Roll for second straight season. 2004-05: Played all 26 games and started 22 • led team in points (11.0) and was second in rebounds (7.7) per game • averaged 23.3 minutes, 1.4 steals and 1.3 assists • tied for third in blocks with 14 • had third-best field goal percentage (107-263, .407) • made 18 three-pointers and shot 29 percent behind the arc • third in free throw percentage (.768), hitting 53 of 69 from the line • led team in double doubles with four • scored a then career-high 25 points and added 10 rebounds against Haverford on January 11 • scored 24 points off 8-for-10 shooting and had a career-high six steals in season opener vs. Emory • also shot 6-for-6 from the foul line against Emory • tied a then career-high with 17 rebounds and scored 19 points against McDaniel in last game of the season • blocked three shots against Dickinson on January 22 • led team in scoring in six games and rebounding in eight • selected to Blue Jay Invitational All-Tournament Team • named Centennial Conference Player of the Week on January 17 and to the Honor Roll on February 8 • named to CC Academic Honor Roll. 2003-04: Played all 28 games, started three and averaged 17.7 minutes per game • had four double-double performances and scored in double figures in eight games • averaged 8.3 points and 6.2 rebounds • shot 75 percent from the free throw line • was second on the team in blocks (24) and chipped in 27 assists and 21 steals • scored 20 points and added 12 rebounds in her first collegiate game against Widener on November 22 • followed that with 15 points and 10 rebounds against Springfield • had a then career-high 17 rebounds against Lake Forest on November 29 • led team with 17 points and seven rebounds against Gettysburg on December 3 • had 13 points and 14 rebounds against DeSales on December 13 • had 15 points and 11 rebounds aginst McDaniel on February 10 • scored 16 points and added six rebounds and two assists against Gettysburg on February 18 • had three blocks against Muhlenberg on January 31 • scored 19 points in the two NCAA tournament games. Personal: Julie B. Miller • daughter of Chuck and Cindy Miller • born January 19, 1985 • all-time leading scorer at Thomas Jefferson • all-met honorable mention as a senior • first-team all-region and all-district • recored over 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds • team captain as a junior and senior • all-region selection in tennis • helped tennis team win district championship • applied math and statistics major • teacher[apos]s assistant • Hodson Trust Scholar • academic chair of Kappa Alpha Theta • member of Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) • ROTC Battalion Commander.