Like little Desi has become a big problem in football

Aunt Gail Miller won a Famous gold medal at the Sydney Olympics In the Australian Water Polo Team in 2000 and his uncle Paul Miller was also inscribed at the Sydney Games and won a gold medal of the Commonwealth games in 2002.

Miller Anthony’s father was also a national -level swimmer and a good rugby player, in John Eales’ Brisbane School’s team as Bisbane School and as a side to the north.

Anthony almost a black sheep of the Miller clan, however: it was last year Appointed CEO of Westpac.

“He is also a great result,” Miller said, “my father was a very competitive swimmer, he did not take a nice tour of the Olympics, but he was a huge battle horse. So surely I had many people in my life who showed me the value of the work ethics, especially in the sports kingdom. And he made me believe, ‘Oh, it’s possible, I can do too much’.” “

Miller was one of those children Energizer bunnies who excelled in gymnastics and danced as a young man. It was not unusual to be out of the door at 6 and return to 21:00.

In the gym, Miller was a state representative on the floor, in the radius, in the bars and in the vault, and in the dance study, he performed on a ballet, touch, jazz, hip-hop and contemporary disciplines.

“We traveled all over the world every two years (for dance),” Miller said.

“We competed in Spain and America, we even performed in Disneyland. I performed in Disneyland three times. It was fantastic. I had the opportunity to travel around the world.”

Going to school in the interior-west of Sydney EA Hong Kong during his adolescence, Miller also found time to practice other sports. Many of them.

“I was a sub, a tennis player, I played football, I made a little basketball, I was too short for that. And also Netball and hockey – just a pile of sport,” he said.

“I felt (dance) helped me to translate so much, especially every time I tried a new sport, I was always balanced and coordinated. The same with gymnastics, I had that power and strength. So when I went around the rugby, it was a little combined everything – and adding the contact part that I was losing for all those years.”

In the middle of 2021, with Covid-19 who is still persecuting the world, Miller was looking for a new team sport and produced some new companions. A friend suggested that Rugby and Miller rolled up in Easts where it was presented to the game via Sevens, and then 15s. It was love in the first equipment bag.

“I was like” this is fantastic. “I love it absolutely,” Miller said.

The rhythm and strength of Miller saw her immediately standing out for Easts, and half of 2022, was invited to train with the female Sevens team of the new South Wales. This turned into a 15 -year -old team training with the Super W team of the Waratah, and in 2023, Miller made his debut for Tah against the force.

In the same year, Miller was chosen for the Wallaroos team and made his debut against England. In the following years, Miller has become a pillar for the new South Wales and Australia. His statistics make reading amazing.

In 17 games for the new South Wales, Miller scored 17 attempts, made 35 lines of lines of lines and 28 exhausts and beat a huge 73 defenders. In 12 tests, Miller scored 7 attempts, 24 lines of lines lines and have beaten 48 defenders.

This year, the female Super Rugby competition saw several Australian Sevens stars go to 15 seconds for some games, in a Try to make the world cup team of Rugby 2025. After choosing not to return to the Sevens series, Charlotte Caslick will play for Queensland in the decision maker of North Sydney Oval.

Many believe that the selection of the Maddi Levi test score -which was the best Sevens player in the world last year -in the Wallaroos team should be a formality.

But the testimony of how well the historical operators of Wallaroos, Miller and Maya Stewart (who were the Wallaroos MVP last year) are playing both, Levi currently did not strip. An over -the -counter role is the most likely scenario.

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“I think it’s phenomenal. It’s fantastic for the game and for Wallaroos because it will challenge us and everyone should want to be challenged – makes you a better player,” Miller said.

“Maya and I, we talked about it and we are the same. We both want the best possible team at the World Cup. We are there to win.”