Ashley Miles

	Height: 5-7
	Major: Advertising
	High School: Radiance Academy
	Club Team South Texas Gymnastics Acad.

Alabama Highlights: 
2005 ?? junior

Became the second gymnast in history to score two 10.0s during the NCAA Super Six Team Finals - turning in perfect marks on the vault and the floor exercise
Scored four 10.0s during the season, three on the vault and one on the floor, running her career total up to 11, an Alabama record
Spent a majority of the regular season ranked No. 1 in the nation on the vault and floor exercise
Won her third consecutive NCAA Regional floor exercise and vault titles
Also won the NCAA Regional all-around and uneven bars titles
Won SEC titles on the vault, uneven bars and her third consecutive floor exercise championship
Won seven all-around, 10 vault and nine floor exercise titles during the season
Has won 16 postseason championships during her career, including three NCAA, five SEC and eight NCAA Regional championships
Named SEC Gymnast of the Week a league-best four times
Inducted into the University’s elite women’s honorary XXXI

2004 ?? sophomore

NCAA Vault and Floor Exercise Champion
First Alabama Gymnast to win back-to-back NCAA titles (vault) since Dana Dobransky won the balance beam in 1992 and 1993
First Alabama gymnast to win two NCAA apparatus titles in a single year 
Scored three 10.0s on the season, two on the vault, against Florida and at Kentucky and on the floor exercise at the SEC Championships to defend her title
Posted a career-best 9.925 on the uneven bars against Florida and at the NCAA Championships Preliminaries
Won all three postseason floor exercise titles, repeating as SEC and NCAA Regional Champion
Defended her NCAA Regional Vault Championship
Scored 9.95 or better on the vault nine times
Academic All-SEC

2003 ?? freshman

NCAA Vault Champion
Scored two 10.0s at the NCAA Championships, both on the vault, tying the NCAA Record on that event
Earned All-American honors on the vault and floor exercise
Won the NCAA Central Regional floor exercise title with a 10.0, tying the NCAA Record on that event 
Won the NCAA Central Regional vault title, scoring a 9.95
Won the SEC floor exercise title marking the first time a Tide freshman won a league title since Katherine Kelleher’s 1989 vault title
Clinched Alabama’s 2003 SEC Championship with a 9.975 on the floor exercise, winning the event and earning All-SEC honors
Scored a 10.0 on the vault at her very first meet at Coleman Coliseum (vs. Auburn 3/1)
Out of 28 routines scored 9.9 or better 24 times, including 16 marks of 9.95 or better
Scored 9.95 or better nine times on the floor exercise, a stretch that included a 10.0 at the NCAA Central Regional and three 9.975s
Came back from an injury that sidelined her for four meets in the middle of the season and scored a 10.0 on the vault her first event back

Prep Highlights:

Four-year member of the U.S. National Team, 1997-98, 1999-2002
Helped the US National Team to a bronze medal at the 2001 World Championships
Led the United States to a gold medal at the 2002 Spring Cup in Burlington, Ontario by collecting gold of her own in the all-around and balance beam and silver on the floor exercise and vault
Helped the US National Team to a gold medal performance at the 2001 American Team Cup and the 2000 International Team Championships in Honolulu, Hawaii and Syracuse, NY respectively
Took fifth in the all-around, second on the vault and fourth on the uneven bars at the 2001 U.S. Gymnastics Championships
Finished fourth in the all-around at the 1999 Japan Junior International Championships
At the 2001 U.S. Classic, took sixth in the all-around, fourth on the uneven bars and fifth on the vault
Took 13th in the all-around and third on the vault at the 2000 U.S. National Championships
Won the all-around at the 1997 Monja Blanca Invitational where she also took first in the floor exercise, second on the vault, balance beam and uneven bars

Personal Information:

University of Alabama Athletics