Following a successful 2022-2023 campaign, the Texas A&M women’s swimming team got reinforcements and landed Florida recruit Hayden Miller, one of the best long-distance swimmers in the country.
Miller finished her freshman year at Florida, where she helped the women’s team earn a final ranking of sixth. According to SwimSwam.com, Miller was the top miler in last year’s recruiting class and had a terrific first year. She swam personal bests at the SEC Championships, finishing fifth in the mile as well as eighth in the 500-yard freestyle.
She ended the season as an NCAA Championship qualifier, a rare feat for freshman swimmers. Miller ended her high school career as the 2022 6A Texas High School State Champion in distance events 200-yard and 500 freestyle and will have a Texas reunion with the transfer to A&M.
With a final ranking of 25, the maroon and white will look to improve with the addition of Miller.
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A&M swim program lands top miler Hayden Miller from Florida
Sophomore Anze Fers Erzen competes in the championship final of the Men’s 400 Yard IM during the 2023 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships at the Rec Center Natatorium on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2022.
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