Lindenwood University Athletics

Kristin Miller is in her third year on the Lindenwood coaching staff in 2016, including her second year as a full-time assistant coach. She was a graduate assistant coach for the Lady Lions in 2014. Her primary responsibilities include working with the hitters and outfielders.

Last season, Miller had three hitters earn honorable mention all-MIAA honors. Lindenwood's offense heated up as the season went on, including averaging nearly five runs a game in the final month of the season, a stretch which included a nine-game winning streak for the team.

In her first season at Lindenwood, the team’s offense averaged nearly a run more a contest than the previous season. The Lady Lions finished seventh in the MIAA and advanced to the conference postseason tournament in their first season of eligibility. Outfielder Hannah Braun was an honorable mention all-MIAA selection.

Miller finished her playing career at Louisville with her name littered all over the school's record book. She has the program's fourth most stolen bases (46) and runs scored (140). Miller also played in 229 games as a Cardinal which was seventh-most in school history and her 209 career hits was eighth most. During her time at Louisville the Cardinals compiled a record of 182-55.

She was named to the first team All-Big East after her senior season. Miller was also named to the third team All-Big East and second team All-Big East during her time at Louisville.
 
During Miller’s senior season in 2012, she helped lead her team to an overall record of 55-5. That year, Louisville won the Big East regular season and tournament championships.
 
Miller graduated from Louisville in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in exercise science, and she is currently working towards a master’s in human performance at Lindenwood.
 
Miller is a Missouri native from Ashland, Mo., and is a graduate of Southern Boone High School. She was married in the summer of 2014.