Cody Miller

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Splits Overshadow Team Battle on Day 1 of 2013 Men’s NCAA Championships

Full Name:	Cody Miller
Born:	January 09th, 1992
	Billings, Montana
Nationality:	United States of America
Status:	Active

Cody Miller Cody Miller is one of the world's top breaststroke and IM specialist. He grew up in Las Vegas, and attended Indiana University. Personal and Youth Swimming Cody Miller was born January 9, 1992 to mother Debra Miller in Billings, Montana. Later in his life, Miller and his family moved from Montana to Las Vegas, Nevada. Miller started his swimming career for a different reason than most. Due to a medical condition called Pectus Excavatum (essentially a very sunk-in chest) Miller started swimming to monitor his heart and his breathing. The benefits of swimming are endless! It turned out that Miller was a natural, having success early on in his career. As a member of the Sandpipers of Nevada Swim Club, Miller broke the National Age Group records for boys 15-16 year old 100-yard and 200-yard breaststroke. These records have since then been broken. Miller also competed at the national, and occasionally international, level as a Junior swimmer qualifying for meets like World Championship Trials, Olympic Trials, US Open, and Junior Nationals, and earning himself a spot on the US National Junior team in 2009. College Swimming Graduating from Palo Verde High School in Nevada, Miller committed to Indiana University to swim under head coach …

Splits Overshadow Team Battle on Day 1 of 2013 Men’s NCAA Championships

Like a heavyweight champ, Vlad will come out on Thursday night for three rounds of flying action in what could be a historic performance. (Photo: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

2013 NCAA Men’s Picks: Last-minute Breaststroke Calls

Kevin Cordes is the top seed and American record holder in both events… Will that hold up?

Cal Men Move Up; Vlad Morozov Rocks Indy on Day 1 Prelims

USC’s Vlad Morozov was unstoppable on the meet’s first day, but the team focus was on Cal moving up and Michigan holding serve. (Photo: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

Cal sophomore Marcin Tarczynski in the 100 back A-Final at the 2012 NCAA Championships

2013 Men’s NCAA Picks: With Limited Graduations, IM Fields Look Much Deeper Than Last Year

Cal’s Marcin Tarczynski comes into this weekend as the defending NCAA Champion in the 200 IM. (Photo: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

Men’s NCAA Picks: Fletcher’s 19.7 Butterfly a Deal-Maker for Wolverines

Sean Fletcher, 19.75 50 fly? That’s only the start of a Michigan relay that is made for this 200 medley. (Photo: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

The 32 Most Valuable Swimmers At Men’s NCAA’s, Part II

A different look at NCAA’s, part two.

2013 Men’s NCAA Picks: Auburn Sprinters Want 200 Free Relay Title Back

The Auburn Tigers haven’t won either sprint free relay title since 2009, but with a veteran team and great leadership, this might be the year they get it back. (Photo: of Chierighini: Janna Schulze/SwimSwam.com)

Andrew Seliskar Breaks 15-16 NAG 100 Breast Record for 4th Time

NCAP’s Andrew Seliskar has now lowered the 15-16 NAG Record by more than a second this season. (Stock Photo: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

Miller Completes Triple-Double; Bosch Second-Best Freshman Ever in 200 Fly as Michigan Rolls to Big Ten Title

With Mr. Spitz looking on, Indiana’s Cody Miller made history of his own as the 2013 Big Ten Swimmer of the Meet. (Photo Courtesy: Natalie Schumann)

Michigan Still With Many Scorers; Top Seeds Spread Out on Final Day of 2013 Big Ten Championships

Cody Miller is from Nevada, but don’t bet against him in the men’s 200 breaststroke tonight. (Stock Photo Courtesy: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

Michigan Takes 5 of Top 6 Spots in 200 Free; Records Fall En Masse on Day 3 of Men’s Big Ten Championship

Michigan took 5 of the 6 spots in the men’s individual 200 freestyle on Friday evening. The pictures says it all (Photo Courtesy: Natalie Schumann)

Michigan Breaks 200 Free Big Ten Record for Second Time (Up/Downs)

Michael Wynalda became the 2nd Wolverine to Break the Big Ten Record in the 200 free at this meet. (Courtesy: University of Michigan)

Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships Recap Day 2: Finals

Indiana’s Cody Miller, steps up for the 200 IM final (Photo Credit: Natalie Schumann)

Day 2 Big Ten Men’s Up/Downs: With 11 A-Finalists, Michigan Already in Command on Day 2

Kyle Whitaker led a field of four A-Finalists for the Wolverines in the 200 IM; matched by four from Indiana. (Photo Courtesy: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)

Derek Toomey Leads Six Sprinters to 19.5 or Better in Prelims on Day 2 at Big Ten Champs

With the way that he is exploding at this meet, I really wish that we had a Derek Toomey photo. (Stock Photo Courtesy: Tim Binning/TheSwimPictures.com)