Rachael Miller
Following an illustrious career with the Bulldog women’s tennis program, Rachael Miller returned to the University of Redlands in the fall of 2011 as an assistant coach. In 2012, she stepped into the role of graduate assistant coach while attending the School of Business in pursuit of her Master of Business Administration.
During her time as a Bulldog, Miller became just the second Redlands women's tennis player to earn First-Team All-SCIAC honors each season of her four-year career.
As one of the top singles players, Miller led Redlands to its 18th consecutive finish among the conference's top three, posting a 7-3 mark during the 2011 campaign.
During her four years, Redlands made three NCAA Championship appearances, including two third-round showings.
While pursuing her Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies, she was a member of the 2010 Bulldog squad that garnered ITA All-Academic recognition.
In addition, she was a member of Phi Alpha Theta, which is the History honor society.
Outside of her coaching duties, Miller works at the Anaheim Hills Racquet Club as an assistant manager. She also oversees day camps and teaches private lessons.
Previously, Miller served as a coach for the 10-and-under Zonals at the Jim Verdieck Cup.
She enjoys the opportunity to return to Redlands as a coach in order to remain involved with the Bulldog women’s tennis program while helping her former teammates become the best they can be.
Off the tennis court, Miller enjoys hiking, shopping, reading, going to the beach and watching the Los Angeles Lakers, especially Kobe Bryant. She currently resides in Newport Beach, CA.
