Jordan Miller Season 2015-16

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Honors & Awards

• Tom Osborne Citizenship Team (2017)
• Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll (Fall 2015)
• 2015 NRA National Junior Sectional - Precision Air Rifle Standing(4th Place Junior Team)
• 2015 National Junior Olympic 3PAR Championship - Individual Precision (5th Place)
• National Junior Olympic Championship Qualifier (2015)
• National Championship Qualifier, Three-Position Air Rifle (2013, 2014, 2015)
• Intermediate Junior Team Champion Smallbore, Air Rifle (NRA Junior Sectional, 2013)
• Bronze Medalist, Junior Women's 3x20 (Rocky Mountain Rifle Championship, 2015)
• Third-Place Air Rifle Team Member (Palmyra Invitational, 2015)
• Bronze Medalist, 3x20 (Camp Perry Open, 2015)
• Junior Distinguished Badge (2014)
• Potomac High School Rifle League (Second-Team All-Metro, Air Rifle, 2013, 2014)
• Potomac High School Rifle League (Second-Team All-Metro, Smallbore, 2013)
• Potomac High School Rifle League (HM, Smallbore, 2014)

Sophomore (2016-17)
Despite only competing one time, Miller managed to set a career high in smallbore with a 570 in Nebraska's match against Ohio State.  This mark outdid her previous record by three points. 

Off the range, Miller earned a spot on the Tom Osborne Citizenship Team for her efforts in the community.

Freshman (2015-16)
Miller was one of three freshmen to see a significant amount of action on the range for the Huskers. She appeared seven times in smallbore and six times in air rifle. Miller posted a career-best in smallbore (567) in the first match of the season against Air Force on Oct. 10. In air rifle, she earned a personal-high score of 588 against Murray State on Jan. 23.

In the classroom, Miller made an immediate mark, earning a spot on the Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll in the fall of 2015.

Before Nebraska
Miller is a National Junior Olympic Championship Qualifier who joined the Huskers as a walk-on for the 2015-16 season. Miller helped lead her team to a third-place finish at the Palmyra Invitational in 2015. She also earned the bronze medal at the Camp Perry Open in the 3x20 and in the Junior Women's 3x20 at the Rocky Mountain Rifle Championship in 2015.

Miller is the second member of the Arlington Optimist Acorns Junior Rifle Club to become a Husker, following 2006 air rifle national champion Kristina Fehlings. Miller started shooting as a freshman at West Springfield High School. In her sophomore year, she was selected for the Arlington Optimist Acorns Junior Rifle Club.

In 2013, Miller earned second-team all-metro honors in smallbore and air rifle in the Potomac High School Rifle League. The following year, Miller earned honorable-mention accolades in smallbore and second-team all-metro honors in air rifle.

Personal
Jordan is the daughter of Tim and Rebecca Miller. She was born in 1997 in Germany. She has one older brother, Zachary. She plans to major in fashion design at Nebraska. Miller was named to the Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll in the fall of 2015.

Career Averages
Smallbore - 564.57
Air Rifle -  578.915

Career Bests
Smallbore - 570 (vs. Ohio State, 10/29/2016)
Air Rifle -  588 (at Murray State, 1/23/2016)

Year	Event	Appearances	High Score	Average
2015-16	Smallbore	7	567	559.14
	Air Rifle	6	588	572.83
2016-17	Smallbore	1	570	570.00
	Air Rifle	1	585	585.00
Career	Smallbore	8	567	564.57
	Air Rifle	7	588	578.915