Hawaii’s Sage Miller Verbally Commits to USC for 2025

Hawaii’s Sage Miller Verbally Commits to USC for 2025

NEW COMMIT: Honolulu, Hawaii native Sage Miller has announced her verbal commitment to continue her academic and swimming career at the University of Southern California beginning in Fall 2025.

She will join Bella Brito as a member of the Trojans’ Class of 2029.

Regarding her commitment, she said:

“I am so beyond blessed and happy to announce my verbal commitment to further my academic and athletic career at USC,” Miller said. “I would love to thank God for making this dream of mine come true and for my family and friends for their love and endless support. I would also like to thank my coaches and all of my KSC teammates. I am so grateful for you all, I would not be here without you guys! Finally, I would like to thank the coaches @uscswim for giving me the amazing opportunity to become a Trojan!! I can’t wait to be a part of this incredible team! FIGHT ON! ✌️❤️💛 #fighton”

Miller trains year-round with Kamehameha Swim Club and last competed at Juniors West where she placed 10th in the 200 fly. She won five gold medals at Hawaii Senior Championships in November and was the 200m fly runner-up at Sacramento Futures last summer.

Her best times include:

50 free – 23.25
100 free – 50.65
200 free – 1:50.91
100 fly – 54.73
200 fly – 1:59.00

Miller is currently a junior at Iolani High School.

Her dad, Joe, swam for two years at Texas before finishing his collegiate career at Hawaii. Her mom, Jamie, swam all four years at Hawaii. Her brother, Stone, is a freshman at NYU.

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