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American sprinter (born 1989)

Bryan Keith Miller II

Personal information

Born

May 31, 1989 (1989-05-31) (age 35)
Houston, Texas

Alma mater

Height

1.74 m (5 ft 9 in)

Weight

70 kg (154 lb)

Website

https://bryankmiller.com/

Sport

Country

United States

Sport

Track and field

Event

400 m

Medal record

Men's athletics

Representing United States
World Junior Championships
	2008 Bydgoszcz	4×400 m relay

Bryan Keith Miller II (born May 31, 1989) is an American athlete who specializes in the 400m. He is an 11 time All-American for Texas A&M University.

Personal life and education

Miller was born on May 31, 1989, in Houston, Texas. and attended Episcopal High School from 2003 to 2007. He started running track at the age of 11 in 2001 from the Track Houston track club. He personal best in high school were 10.70 (100m), 21.25 (200m) 47.02 (400m) and 1:55.25 (800m).

Bryan currently resides in Houston, Texas as a Commercial Real estate agent and investor.

Running career

Collegiate

He chose Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. over other schools that could offer athletic scholarships. At Texas A&M, an NCAA Division I school, Miller earned a degree in Sports management in 2012. At Texas A&M, Recorded second fastest time on team when he set a personal best of 45.85 for fourth place at Big 12 Championships ... Finished third in 400 (46.32) at US Juniors ... Ran second leg (46.7) of United States team that won gold in 4 x 400 (3:03.86) at World Juniors in Poland. Millers collegiate best in the 400m (45.29)and (46.34) indoors.

Personal Records

200m outdoors - 21.03.
400 m outdoors - 45.29.

References

"Complete U.S. Olympic rosters". ESPN.com. August 8, 2008. Retrieved 2008-08-19.
"Collegiate Running Career". Archived from the original on 2012-05-31.
"Personal Records By Bryan Miller". Archived from the original on 2012-05-31.

External links

v t e World U20 Champions in men's 4 × 400 metres relay
1986: United States (Campbell, Rish, Waddle, Reed, Carter) 1988: United States (Carr, Nelloms, Williams, Carrington) 1990: United States (Mills, Samuels, Harris, Nelloms) 1992: United States (Porter, Mallard, Nichols, Minor) 1994: United States (Johnson, Wheeler, Campbell, Clay, Harrison) 1996: United States (Johnson, Davis, Martin, Moore) 1998: Australia (McFarlane, Batman, Thom, Vincent, Barnwell) 2000: Jamaica (Clarke, Sappleton, Coley, Simpson, Barrett) 2002: United States (Ferguson, Williamson, Collins, Fortenberry, Jackson) 2004: United States (Johnson, Merritt, Craig, Clement, Hinnant, Ramirez) 2006: United States (Summers, Oliver, Nellum, Carter, Smith Jr., Lockhart) 2008: United States (Boyd, Miller, Wilder, Anderson, Bailey, Taylor) 2010: United States (Mance, Nolan, Verburg, Berry, Heriot, Edmonds) 2012: United States (Downing, Bailey, Okezie, Hall, Futch) 2014: United States (Lyles, Brown, Morgan, Cherry, Parish) 2016: United States (Allison, Cogdell, Montgomery, London) 2018: Italy (Gjetja, Romani, Sibilio, Scotti, Benati) 2021: Botswana (Kebinatshipi, Pesela, Masede, Majama, Gabanatlhong) 2022: United States (McElroy, Schwartzman, Bartholomew, Sumner, Blackwood, Williams) 2024: United States (Davis, Donaldson, Rhodes, Njie, Buckmiller, Clement II*)

World U20 Champions in men's 4 × 400 metres relay

1986: United States (Campbell, Rish, Waddle, Reed, Carter*)
1988: United States (Carr, Nelloms, Williams, Carrington)
1990: United States (Mills, Samuels, Harris, Nelloms)
1992: United States (Porter, Mallard, Nichols, Minor)
1994: United States (Johnson, Wheeler, Campbell, Clay, Harrison*)
1996: United States (Johnson, Davis, Martin, Moore)
1998: Australia (McFarlane, Batman, Thom, Vincent, Barnwell*)
2000: Jamaica (Clarke, Sappleton, Coley, Simpson, Barrett*)
2002: United States (Ferguson, Williamson, Collins, Fortenberry, Jackson*)
2004: United States (Johnson, Merritt, Craig, Clement, Hinnant*, Ramirez*)
2006: United States (Summers, Oliver, Nellum, Carter, Smith Jr.*, Lockhart*)
2008: United States (Boyd, Miller, Wilder, Anderson, Bailey*, Taylor*)
2010: United States (Mance, Nolan, Verburg, Berry, Heriot*, Edmonds*)
2012: United States (Downing, Bailey, Okezie, Hall, Futch*)
2014: United States (Lyles, Brown, Morgan, Cherry, Parish*)
2016: United States (Allison, Cogdell, Montgomery, London)
2018: Italy (Gjetja, Romani, Sibilio, Scotti, Benati*)
2021: Botswana (Kebinatshipi, Pesela, Masede, Majama, Gabanatlhong*)
2022: United States (McElroy, Schwartzman, Bartholomew, Sumner, Blackwood*, Williams*)
2024: United States (Davis, Donaldson, Rhodes, Njie, Buckmiller*, Clement II*)

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